Reply With Quote
If all the calls favor the Spurs then you know all is right in the world.
When all the calls favor the Spurs?
If all the calls favor the Spurs then you know all is right in the world.
Plenty of crying right above me.
There have been terrible calls both ways, but the most critical ones have gone against the Suns.
Thats you
A treatise on crying from Sacramento King fans.
wow that non call on horry was ridiculous
A treatise on crying from Sacramento King fans.
eh... ok.
Agreed.
Nash doesn't complain much.
Like we haven't heard about game 6 in Staples for 5 years now
I wish there wouldn't have been the ticky-tac calls on Amare. Game would have been much tighter and more exciting for basketball fans.
I don't see anyone bringing it up here.
Like we haven't heard about game 6 in Staples for 5 years now
Wow, these non-calls are terrible. Duncan CLEARLY fouled Amare, yet no call. And hey what do you know, a call on the other end for the Spurs.
you're preaching to the wrong crowd, tsa. spurs fans will claim that they were the ones who were the victims here.
Don't you guys have your own pussy forum here?
I'm not preaching, I'm just commenting. I've got no stakes on either team, so I really don't care. If Spurs fans can't see the help they received tonight they are blind beyond belief. Stoudamire 19 minutes?
D'Antoni is crying so much, I may run to the 24hr Home Depot at IH10/Dezavala for wood...to build an ark. , he cried when they called a non-shooting foul on Bowen/Nash..."Not now!!!"
Yeah, but this has nothing to do with the Kings, so what is your point?
Stupid fouls, especially #5.
There is none, in keeping with the entire theme of this thread.
#5 I'd agree with, but #4 was weak. Especially when Duncan escaped his 4th minutes later.
I should have known you would start causing more trouble after this.
It was pretty obvious to every fan without a Spurs jersey on.
I am appalled by how much yapping he's doing about the refs, and while I'm at it, Amare needs to STFU as well.
They just showed clips of Thomas guarding Duncan - grabbing his jersey, fricking pulling down his pants on every possession. (Still to no effect, mind you).
And Amare himself - getting away with just as much as anyone, slapping and pulling and pushing off.
This game was physical tonight. Which is the way it should be - the Spurs stepped up and issues a collective F.U. to the Suns - as if to say, you want to play rough, we WILL play rough. And they'll win, when they do.
Good game tonight.
I think this game really exposed the NBA's ty officiating. The calls were awful for both teams. The refs do a really good job of disrupting the game and making it resemble football or baseball. Basketball is basketball, but NBA basketball is completely different than the more traditional, more exciting basketball.
There are currently 1 users browsing this thread. (0 members and 1 guests)
Posting Permissions
