View Full Version : Russell Westbrook stat padding for Triple-Double....Coach Upset
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 03:51 PM
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/basketball/nba/gameflash/2010/12/31/28684_recap.html#ixzz19ktjsAbt
Westbrook finished with 23 points, 10 rebounds and 10 assists - the last coming when he rushed the ball up to Serge Ibaka for a dunk with 6.9 seconds left instead of running out the clock.
"You don't do that. The game is over with," Atlanta coach Larry Drew said. "The game is over with. You've got the ball, you run the clock out. Just that plain and simple."
"When you've got the game won, you run the clock out," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said. "Russell knows how I feel about situations like that, and it was a mistake, but I'm not going to let a mistake at the end of the game ruin what we've done tonight. I thought the game was as well as we've played both ends of the floor against one of the best teams in basketball."
tripledouble32
01-01-2011, 03:55 PM
ricky davis was even worse
:roll:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqqgeXF3e4E
:facepalm
LALakerFan4Life
01-01-2011, 04:02 PM
I saw that on last night's highlights. I was laughing when he did that. :oldlol:
heyhey
01-01-2011, 04:05 PM
Joe Johnson gettin paid max contract for chucking jumpshots....NBA fans upset
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 04:06 PM
I saw that on last night's highlights. I was laughing when he did that. :oldlol:
:lol :lol :lol
dutchguy
01-01-2011, 04:06 PM
I don't get that. Yeah sure it's stat padding but how can the coach of the opposing team whine about a guy scoring on him. Should they also stop when they've got double digit leads? Maybe start the game over when it looks like it's going to be a blowout?
These so-called gentleman etiquettes take away the competitiveness
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 04:06 PM
Joe Johnson gettin paid max contract for chucking jumpshots....NBA fans upset
:roll: :roll: :roll: :roll: :roll:
Stuckey
01-01-2011, 04:08 PM
lol he mad
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 04:12 PM
lol he mad
yeah he mad
Glide2keva
01-01-2011, 04:13 PM
I don't get that. Yeah sure it's stat padding but how can the coach of the opposing team whine about a guy scoring on him. Should they also stop when they've got double digit leads? Maybe start the game over when it looks like it's going to be a blowout?
These so-called gentleman etiquettes take away the competitiveness
Because the game was already won, dude was whoring for a triple double.
Locked_Up_Tonight
01-01-2011, 04:23 PM
Because the game was already won, dude was whoring for a triple double.
Exactly. There is this thing called sportmanship. Whether they get paid to play the game or not. As every single NBA player if they should shoot with 5 seconds left if the game is over and (IMO) 90% of them (past and present) players will say no.
dutchguy
01-01-2011, 04:24 PM
Because the game was already won, dude was whoring for a triple double.
Yeah i get that, but how can the coach of the other team whine about that?
either play until the end or just give it up but don't whine. Next step is saying: "they were already up 20 points and still kept scoring" That's kinda the point of the game.
Glide2keva
01-01-2011, 04:31 PM
Yeah i get that, but how can the coach of the other team whine about that?
either play until the end or just give it up but don't whine. Next step is saying: "they were already up 20 points and still kept scoring" That's kinda the point of the game.
They have to shoot because of the shot clock, but if it's under 5 seconds and you have the game in hand, it's not cool to whore for individual stats.
It's not whining.
You don't run up the score, and you don't do what Westbrook did. That's not about being competitive, it was about him getting that last assists when he was supposed to dribble out the clock.
G-Funk
01-01-2011, 04:34 PM
I dont see that kid the same
imdaman99
01-01-2011, 04:37 PM
I saw the end... it was def stat padding because Westbrook was gonna dribble the ball out. But I suppose someone from the bench said you need 1 more assist for a trip double. His teammates wanted him to get it... I imagine he did too. He'll learn from this... as long as Scott Brooks tears into him about it.
50inchvertical
01-01-2011, 04:39 PM
Exactly. There is this thing called sportmanship. Whether they get paid to play the game or not. As every single NBA player if they should shoot with 5 seconds left if the game is over and (IMO) 90% of them (past and present) players will say no.
None of you watched the game. Why would he be mad when his own player (Horford) AFTER Russell made the final assist, took the ball and ran and score an uncontested layup before the buzzer?
Salty ****** having ass dudes
50inchvertical
01-01-2011, 04:45 PM
They have to shoot because of the shot clock, but if it's under 5 seconds and you have the game in hand, it's not cool to whore for individual stats.
It's not whining.
You don't run up the score, and you don't do what Westbrook did. That's not about being competitive, it was about him getting that last assists when he was supposed to dribble out the clock.
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Look, found it
http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/playbyplay?gameId=301231025&period=4
0:24 Josh Smith defensive rebound 92-101
0:14 Serge Ibaka blocks Joe Johnson's 17-foot jumper 92-101
0:11 92-101 Nick Collison defensive rebound
0:06 92-103 Serge Ibaka makes dunk (Russell Westbrook assists)
0:02 Al Horford makes layup 94-103
0:00 End of the 4th Quarter
Joe Johnson didn't even have to shoot the shot that got blocked. :oldlol: BUt he did, we end up with the ball, Russ throws a fullcourt pass to Ibaka who dunks with 6 seconds left. Bad sportsmanship, ok if you say so though I disagree with that whole idea, but then why does Al Horford still run down and score a quick uncontested 2 against nobody while everybody else is walking off the court? Isn't that bad sportsmanship too? Maybe a little window dressing on a night that saw him go 5-11 and finish with a meager 12 pts?
Xsatyr
01-01-2011, 04:49 PM
None of you watched the game. Why would he be mad when his own player (Horford) AFTER Russell made the final assist, took the ball and ran and score an uncontested layup before the buzzer?
Salty ****** having ass dudes
Same rules do not apply to the losing team. You see that in every game where the losing teams puts up a shot even though the game is over.
50inchvertical
01-01-2011, 04:53 PM
Same rules do not apply to the losing team. You see that in every game where the losing teams puts up a shot even though the game is over.
:oldlol: So the losing team doesn't have to be "good sports?" They can stat pad? What sense does that make? Joe Johnson should have just dribbled the clock out. The game was over after all, right? Bunch of people just love to make shit up to whine about even though their logic and double standards don't make sense across the board.
BTW, I suggest everybody go rewatch Larry Bird's 61pt game if you like to cry about sportsmanship.
BEAST Griffin
01-01-2011, 04:57 PM
Sportsmanship? How about scoring till the time is out. Now that's sportsmanship. Not whining that someone didn't stop playing when the game was already decided. Who cares.
I paid for the tickets so give me a god damn dunk or something.
jaydacris
01-01-2011, 04:59 PM
if i wuz russ i woulda dun da same thang
and ma boi BAKA bess be bakkin up ma trip dubz ambishens
Glide2keva
01-01-2011, 05:12 PM
It seems people have no idea what the game of basketball is.
With attitudes like that, you guys would never get off the bench.
:oldlol: So the losing team doesn't have to be "good sports?" They can stat pad? What sense does that make? Joe Johnson should have just dribbled the clock out. The game was over after all, right? Bunch of people just love to make shit up to whine about even though their logic and double standards don't make sense across the board.
BTW, I suggest everybody go rewatch Larry Bird's 61pt game if you like to cry about sportsmanship.
It was 92-101. Joe makes a jumpers it becomes 94-101. He makes a three it becomes 95-101. Game still within reach. He wasn't stat padding at all. He's just trying to win even if the possibility of it happening were very low. Westbrooke didn't have to do shit though. You're up by enough points to dribble it out, no one is trying to foul you, but since he knew he was one assist away, he passes to Ibaka to seal a triple double.
So one's trying to win, one's trying to get nightly notable. See the difference now?
It's somewhat unsportsmanlike. It's also a slap in the face to the game to pull a Ricky Davis. It's a sad he got nightly notable aswell.
50inchvertical
01-01-2011, 05:19 PM
It was 92-101. Joe makes a jumpers it becomes 94-101. He makes a three it becomes 95-101. Game still within reach. He wasn't stat padding at all. He's just trying to win even if the possibility of it happening were very low. Westbrooke didn't have to do shit though. You're up by enough points to dribble it out, no one is trying to foul you, but since he knew he was one assist away, he passes to Ibaka to seal a triple double.
So one's trying to win, one's trying to get nightly notable. See the difference now?
It's somewhat unsportsmanlike. It's also a slap in the face to the game to pull a Ricky Davis. It's a sad he got nightly notable aswell.
Yea right. Dudes were just trying to get numbers knowing they had lost. Their body language was not even that of a team who thought they could do the impossible. They were just trying to get quick shots up at the end because the defense is very loosened up.
You forget I actually watched the game and am not somebody just going off a quote from the losing coach and something some media person said.
BTW, defend Horford's layup now
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 05:23 PM
http://www.niubball.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/10/ricky-davis-fro.jpg
Yea right. Dudes were just trying to get numbers knowing they had lost. Their body language was not even that of a team who thought they could do the impossible. They were just trying to get quick shots up at the end because the defense is very loosened up.
You forget I actually watched the game and am not somebody just going off a quote from the losing coach and something some media person said.
BTW, defend Horford's layup now
Ofcourse the body language changed. I did say the possibilities were very low. There's still a chance however, very low, but try it anyways. Joe did, it got blocked.
Horford's layup? Yeah that's a sincere '**** you' layup for Westbrooke's ignorance.
sosolid4u09
01-01-2011, 05:50 PM
Yea right. Dudes were just trying to get numbers knowing they had lost. Their body language was not even that of a team who thought they could do the impossible. They were just trying to get quick shots up at the end because the defense is very loosened up.
You forget I actually watched the game and am not somebody just going off a quote from the losing coach and something some media person said.
BTW, defend Horford's layup now
thing is i understand what your saying and agree with it
But why is your own coach calling russ out?
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 05:52 PM
thing is i understand what your saying and agree with it
But why is your own coach calling russ out?
its ATL coach bud
sosolid4u09
01-01-2011, 05:57 PM
its ATL coach bud
Didnt Scott Brooks also say something though?
"When you've got the game won, you run the clock out," Thunder coach Scott Brooks said. "Russell knows how I feel about situations like that, and it was a mistake, but I'm not going to let a mistake at the end of the game ruin what we've done tonight. I thought the game was as well as we've played both ends of the floor against one of the best teams in basketball."
Undisputed
01-01-2011, 05:57 PM
I would like to see one of the more hated players on ISH do this. Could you guys imagine if Kobe, Rose, or Lebron did this? You'd have all kinds of trolling and bashing going on. Can't believe there's people defending what he did. It must take a really immature mind to agree with disregarding sportsmanship.
The_Yearning
01-01-2011, 05:59 PM
Nothing wrong with that. It's all fair game.
BlackWhiteGreen
01-01-2011, 06:02 PM
I would like to see one of the more hated players on ISH do this. Could you guys imagine if Kobe, Rose, or Lebron did this? You'd have all kinds of trolling and bashing going on. Can't believe there's people defending what he did. It must take a really immature mind to agree with disregarding sportsmanship.
:roll: are you serious? You don't get Rose hate threads, not to the degree you get Kobe/LeBron/Wade/Howard hate threads/posts. Come on, now. Just because not everyone shares Bulls' fans opinions about Rose doesn't mean he's hated on - at least not like the ones I mentioned.
In answer to your question, however, of course it would get more attention on here if LeBron or Kobe did that, but that's because there are posters on here who post almost solely about LeBron or Kobe and their love or hate for them.
It seems people have no idea what the game of basketball is.
With attitudes like that, you guys would never get off the bench.
Lmao :facepalm
Overreact to a trivial thing more, jesus. Who cares?
Undisputed
01-01-2011, 06:05 PM
:roll: are you serious? You don't get Rose hate threads, not to the degree you get Kobe/LeBron/Wade/Howard hate threads/posts. Come on, now. Just because not everyone shares Bulls' fans opinions about Rose doesn't mean he's hated on - at least not like the ones I mentioned.
Give it some time. Derrick Rose has only be in the league three years. He'll reach that level at this rate. Rose is widely hated and trolled on ISH, if you don't see it, you're not keeping up.
50inchvertical
01-01-2011, 06:09 PM
thing is i understand what your saying and agree with it
But why is your own coach calling russ out?
Because Russ didn't have to get the assist, I'm not arguing that. I'm laughing at the idea of Russ being a bad sport, but Joe Johnson and Al Horford not when they all did the same thing, try to continue to play when they could have just dribbled the clock out.
BlackWhiteGreen
01-01-2011, 06:10 PM
Give it some time. Derrick Rose has only be in the league three years. He'll reach that level at this rate. Rose is widely hated and trolled on ISH, if you don't see it you're not keeping up.
Apologies for not reading every thread, but there isn't a multi-page thread a day about him like there is most of the hated players. I'd say the main reason is because Bulls fans aren't exactly OMFG LOOK AT ROSE HE JUST GOT AN ASSIST GOAT!!!1 :bowdown: in the way some Kobe/LeBron dickriders on here are, so people on here don't hate on him. I dislike LeBron more because of some of the more idiotic trolls on here, and I'm sure many others feel the same way.
Hated/trolled is not the same as underrated. Which he isn't imo, but you clearly think so.
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 06:12 PM
Apologies for not reading every thread, but there isn't a multi-page thread a day about him like there is most of the hated players. I'd say the main reason is because Bulls fans aren't exactly OMFG LOOK AT ROSE HE JUST GOT AN ASSIST GOAT!!!1 :bowdown: in the way some Kobe/LeBron dickriders on here are, so people on here don't hate on him. I dislike LeBron more because of some of the more idiotic trolls on here, and I'm sure many others feel the same way.
Hated/trolled is not the same as underrated. Which he isn't imo, but you clearly think so.
SMH you dont post here often do you
bdreason
01-01-2011, 06:19 PM
It was the wrong thing to do... and Westbrook knows it.
This rule applies at all levels of Basketball. If the game is over, you don't run up the score, period.
Undisputed
01-01-2011, 06:20 PM
Hated/trolled is not the same as underrated. Which he isn't imo, but you clearly think so[/B].
Rose is hated and trolled on ISH, but he is not underrated.
westbrook did do something that is considered poor sportsmanship, bad form or whatever you want to tag it.. but i'd think the atlanta coach would be better served addressing his teams shortcomings for the previous 47 minutes..
Because Russ didn't have to get the assist, I'm not arguing that. I'm laughing at the idea of Russ being a bad sport, but Joe Johnson and Al Horford not when they all did the same thing, try to continue to play when they could have just dribbled the clock out.
Why would the losing team who have a slight possibility to tie or win the game just dribble it out?
BlackWhiteGreen
01-01-2011, 06:35 PM
SMH you dont post here often do you
Not 59 times a day, dude, no.
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 06:35 PM
Not 59 times a day, dude, no.
:oldlol: :oldlol:
http://twenty-somethingtravel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/08/haters_gonna_hate.gif
BlackWhiteGreen
01-01-2011, 06:36 PM
Rose is hated and trolled on ISH, but he is not underrated.
Fair enough...
LA_Showtime
01-01-2011, 06:36 PM
If you don't like it, then do something about it. Deliver a hard foul; send a message. Don't complain to the media.
It's fair game, he just wanted his stats!
LilBTheBasedGod
01-01-2011, 06:41 PM
A triple double is pretty special. Drew can suck a d*ck.
And if he is going to be steamed at somebody, at least be steamed at his own damn defense for not stopping the pass.
ballup
01-01-2011, 06:42 PM
Isn't it contradictory that athletes should play their best the whole game and when something like this happens, people criticize them for showing no mercy or in most people's minds, no class?
Undisputed
01-01-2011, 06:53 PM
If you don't like it, then do something about it. Deliver a hard foul; send a message. Don't complain to the media.
That's what really needs to be done. It's a shame that things aren't done that way these days in the NBA.
VIP2000
01-01-2011, 08:03 PM
Andray Blatche's attempt was worse. That guy was like a one-man track and field team in trying to get the triple double.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lDzRvZcFn48
JrueHoliday11
01-01-2011, 08:15 PM
lol at least he didnt pull a ricky D
8BeastlyXOIAD
01-01-2011, 08:16 PM
lol at least he didnt pull a ricky D
lol lol lol dawg
imdaman99
01-01-2011, 08:28 PM
I would like to see one of the more hated players on ISH do this. Could you guys imagine if Kobe, Rose, or Lebron did this? You'd have all kinds of trolling and bashing going on. Can't believe there's people defending what he did. It must take a really immature mind to agree with disregarding sportsmanship.
Lebron clearly tried to get a triple double against the Knicks a couple of years back when the game was already decided. He fought for a rebound against his own teammate on the last shot of the game. He knew he needed 1 rebound to get it. The funny thing is, a rebound was taken away by the NBA or whoever reviews the games stats :lol Was it karma? Can't wait till they take away 1 of Westbrook's assists after re-watching the game :oldlol:
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