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1. Great no call.
2. I can see why it wasn't called. L is only one with a good look and Diaw crosses in front of him right as the play was finishing. Did it look like he was about to call it, then put his arm back down? Or do you think he was making the ol' "he hit the ball" signal? Javie's explanation was something along the lines of officials want to be 100% sure in this situation and that Allen hit the ball first, causing it to come loose, then the contact occurred. 3. Good block. No foul.
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Gathered the ball with the right foot on the floor, step one occurred with the left foot, and step two came with the right foot. Completely legal in the NBA.
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Sure. The pivot foot, under NBA rules, is the left foot in this situation.
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And this is why I do not even try to comment on travelling in the NBA, not even in the office. Thanks APG for your infinite NBA rules knowledge.
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I have no dog in this hunt... and if I was rooting for anything at that moment, it was a tying 3 pointer just so we could see 5 more minutes of basketball.
But I'm honestly stunned at the seeming "good block" unanimity on the 3rd play. At full speed, it seems rather obvious to me that Bosh gets a crapload of body blocking that shot. At slo mo it's much more obvious Freeze it at 22 - going straight up, looks good so far. Freeze it at 23, body contact already, shooter went straight up, Bosh did not and is moving into the shooter at decent speed. At 24, shooter, having been mugged, is flying out of bounds - and certainly not due to his own body motion, which was straight up before the contact.
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1. Good no call. They corrected the OOB and gave it to SA. 2. Good no call. I know in NBA that's not a travel, but man did he cover a lot of ground without dribbling! 3. Good no call. |
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Sinking a few free throws makes this all moot. That being said. Too much contact by the screener to free up Green to initiate the NBA travel. Don't understand no whistle by L, T, or C on that.
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