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Yup, bad non-call on the intentional foul...
Not in the act though...
on that last play..LeBron was fouled..
Yup, bad non-call on the intentional foul...
Not in the act though...
i'm thrilled we won the game....but lebron got robbed on that last play.
you guys had plenty of chances to take advantage and didn't. you have to live with the calls regardless.
cavs had plenty of chances to take advantage and didn't. you have to live with the calls regardless.
Dumbass play by Bruce. That was Stackhouse-esque.
No way that was in the act of shooting.
So mooto pointo.
Saves LeBron the embarrasment of missing the FTs to send it into OT I guess. That was bad, bad no-call though.
Horse . That was either a great play by bowen, there was no continuation. Or a great non call. If that had gone in was the only way the Cavs win.
Bowen was trying to foul before he shot it. But he almost ed that up royally.
Refs swallow whistles on the last play, it's no secret. Plenty of teams been fouled and no call, cavs aren't alone.
yea but after watching this game I've decided the Spurs are one of the greatest teams ever assembled in NBA history..your top three players pretty much have an off night, one doesnt even get a field goal, one gets three fouls in the first half and sat on the bench alot, one had a very bad start..yet all the roleplayers step up..
Bruce got away with one.
But its akin to Side Show Bob getting away with the hack on the Duncan turnaround with a minute and a half left.
Kinda like how the Lakers got away with murder against the Kings, right?
They had a foul to give or didn't want to give up a three, how was the dumb?
I'm actually amazed Delaney didn't give James that call. He had been sucking off the Cavs with his whistle all night long.
if that was D-Wade and not Lebron a foul would have been called
I can't feel too sorry for Cleveland...they had the chance to win that game outright during that huge dry spell by San Antonio, and they played like absolute . WTF is Anderson ING Varejao doing trying to put a move on Tim Duncan?
That last call might have been BS, but if Cleveland doesn't play with their thumbs up their asses all thru the time when San Antonio went dry, then they win this game.
Mike Brown is officially the worst coach in the NBA. I'll let Ron Washington coach my NBA team before Mike Brown.
WELCOME TO THE PLAYOFFS I SAIIIIDDDDDDDDDDDD
Obvious ya'll aren't used to the ropes; NOONE gets that foul call in that situation. , Duncan hit the hardest shot in NBA history over Shaq, got fouled, and put us up in 2004, but no foul was called.
Deal with it. It's the name of the game.
I agree it was a foul, agree it was a continuation, but based on the history of fouls called in that situation, I think the nocall was the right call. They don't call it for anyone else.....why for a 22 year old "King" who has yet to prove anything his entire career?
Bruce did up royally. LeBron never put the ball on the floor, and shot as soon as felt the contact. That was a textbook case of continuation, and James should have been shooting three free throws to send it to OT. like this is why I ing hate the intentional foul up three. Bruce got real lucky, because that foul could have been as bad as Manu's on Dirk last year.
wtf..we aint talkin bout the Lakers..i already gave credit to the Spurs.
All I have to say is that Tim freakin Duncan did not get ANY foul shots till the 4th quarter .......
Screw you
yeah, but that bloody murder = many cleveland 'defenses' of Duncan. Yet Duncan goes to the line 2x all night. No tears from me.
3-0. Let the excuses begin.
God doesn't like it when people run around calling themselves the King so he helps give the Spurs a 3-0 lead. Tough.
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