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Last night's game was well officiated, imho. But there was that missed call against Kobe, which lead to the Boston HC getting T'd.
Scrapper, as for Wilbon, imagine if he were to be thrown to wolves and officiate a men's D1 pre-season game; I think he'd change his mind quite quickly. I like PTI too, but comments like the one he made are worthless. Looks like it is the Celtics in 5.
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I will say that as a general comment on Wilbon and most commentators.....it's easy as hell for me to cherry-pick comments from some of 'em that might agree with some of my own personal beliefs...but....it's also usually just as easy to find comments from the same or other commentators that are completely antithetical to the same or maybe some other of my beliefs. You gave a good example above. It goes back to the old "opinions are like azzholes" analogy, I guess, which is probably apt in this discussion. And ultimately, who's to say who's opinion is right or wrong? All I can really say for sure is how I feel. And I personally don't have a clue what actually constitutes a foul in the NBA today. |
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I'm not very good at reading lips, so on the replay I still couldn't determine what was said by Rivers.
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2) Rivers was off the bench like a shot and nearly ran to the Lead official. I think that probably was his leeway. 3) He continued in the official's ear in transition, telling him three times by name that he missed the foul. Was it last year that the NBA made such a big deal of its stricter bench conduct enforcement? I don't know if those guidelines are still in effect, but if they are then the T was a no-brainer. Even without those particular guidelines, I think Doc earned it. |
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Did anyone else get that feeling, or was I reading too much into Kobe's interview?
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Any guesses as to which 3 officials work game 6 on Tuesday?
Below are the assignments through the first 5 games (officials in bold have worked twice already)...... Game 1 Officials: Dick Bavetta, Eddie F. Rush, Scott Foster Game 2 Officials: Bob Delaney, Dan Crawford, Ken Mauer Game 3 Officials: Bennett Salvatore, Joe Crawford, Mark Wunderlich Game 4 Officials: Joe Derosa, Steve Javie, Tom Washington Game 5 Officials: Dick Bavetta, Ken Mauer, Scott Foster |
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Wait a minute.....maybe we should have a poll. Last edited by Jurassic Referee; Tue Jun 17, 2008 at 01:46pm. |
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One year ago, I certainly never thought this would happen. I was hoping for the #1 draft pick. When that didn't happen, I figured it was going to be another 25-30 win season.
Unbelievable game. Great defense, fun to watch. I guess Ray Allen wasn't washed up after the Cleveland series, after all. ![]()
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