Well, Silver *did* promise transparency... (Video)

[Raymond]

Originally Posted by APG

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Including the playoffs, the NBA has released 7 statements: six regarding a missed call at the end of the game or after review, and one regarding ejection that should not have occurred...that's for the entire regular season and the playoffs.

Unfortunately, in my opinion, 2 of those 6 "missed call" declarations were dubious. (T-Wolves 3-point shot; Draymond Green strip of CP3).

[JRutledge]

Originally Posted by BadNewsRef

Unfortunately, in my opinion, 2 of those 6 "missed call" declarations were dubious. (T-Wolves 3-point shot; Draymond Green strip of CP3).

I totally agree. The Love play looked clearly legal based on the rules that are in place, unless there is some NBA distinction of hitting a hand while the ball is in contact with the ball. Did the NBA come out and say the play where Lebron was blocked was not a foul (against Brooklyn a couple of weeks ago) and make a public announcement of how that should not have been a foul? ESPN spent a lot of time talking about how that was a foul, but the officials did not want to call it in that situation. Why not come out and stay it was not a foul and praise the officials for doing something right? We are not dealing with an educated public here.

Peace