Mon Jan 05, 2009, 12:01pm
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Originally Posted by grunewar
Ya know, some of you guys are just wrong! How can you take a serious post and turn it all upside down? I can’t believe we’re talking about a “triple jump.” This is serious business!
I just checked the NBA Rule Book – Page 734, Section 126, Par 3.c. specifically states – “The “crab dribble”, if executed effectively by a Superstar* shall not be called during “crunch time” of any game, especially in the playoffs. However, said dribble shall be illegal the remainder of the time when not a playoff game or a team has more than a 20 point lead with under 4 minutes to go in the final period.”
Obviously, Lebron was correct and the refs misapplied the rule. 
* Superstar is defined in Section 125. (Look it up yourself) |
ROFLMAO, 
MTD, Sr.
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