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Cone
06-15-2015, 04:22 PM
How much help does this shitty ass team need? Cavs literally have one player doing everything because all the other players are injured AND they still need serious ref help? :roll: :roll:

This is the most pathetic championship of all time in all of sports.

There is no reason this shouldnt be a sweep no matter how much of a potential GOAT Bron bron is

outbreak
06-15-2015, 04:25 PM
Why are the refs ignoring lebron using his off hand on every drive and post up he makes?

kennethgriffin
06-15-2015, 04:25 PM
what plays are you referring to from the last game

links?

Inferno
06-15-2015, 04:55 PM
Who else remembers that Bron slide-tackle on Curry that no one talked about? :roll:

Xiengqichess
06-15-2015, 04:57 PM
Game 5 the refs tried to help the Cavs more. If you are smart enough you would see. They tried to stop many fast break the Warriors had as much as they could. For example, on the 24 s violation that Lebron shot an airball, if It would go in they would call it good, instead, he shot airball, Green rebouned and they blew the whisle. One time when the Aussi guy traveled badly and they didnt call it until he turned over. Many time they called fouls on the cavs when the Warriors had men advantage or they called a NOT shooting foul on the Cavs when a warrior had an offensive rebound under the basket with no man there.
They can not call touch foul on Lebron if they never call offensive fouls on him when he used off arm to push off or lower the shoulder on defender chest and many travels that he commits.

nba_55
06-15-2015, 04:58 PM
Who else remembers that Bron slide-tackle on Curry that no one talked about? :roll:

there was a thread about it and he hit the ball first. Another similar play happened to Delly and nobody talked about it.

Real14
06-15-2015, 04:59 PM
Why are the refs ignoring lebron using his off hand on every drive and post up he makes?

end of the damn thread.

Inferno
06-15-2015, 05:00 PM
there was a thread about it and he hit the ball first. Another similar play happened to Delly and nobody talked about it.

:eek: So its ok to take out a players legs as long as you touch the ball first?

nba_55
06-15-2015, 05:00 PM
Game 5 the refs tried to help the Cavs more. If you are smart enough you would see. They tried to stop many fast break the Warriors had as much as they could. For example, on the 24 s violation that Lebron shot an airball, if It would go in they would call it good, instead, he shot airball, Green rebouned and they blew the whisle. One time when the Aussi guy traveled badly and they didnt call it until he turned over. Many time they called fouls on the cavs when the Warriors had men advantage or they called a NOT shooting foul on the Cavs when a warrior had an offensive rebound under the basket with no man there.
They can not call touch foul on Lebron if they never call offensive fouls on him when he used off arm to push off or lower the shoulder on defender chest and many travels that he commits.

if they didn't call the 24 seconds violation, then it should have been a goaltend.

Real14
06-15-2015, 05:00 PM
there was a thread about it and he hit the ball first. Another similar play happened to Delly and nobody talked about it.

How about that play where Delly kicked the ball away from curry and they still gave it to the cavs?

nba_55
06-15-2015, 05:01 PM
:eek: So its ok to take out a players legs as long as you touch the ball first?

when delly was on floor with the ball, gsw players jumped on him ( not touching the ball) and nothing was called. Why should they call that on Lebron when gsw got away with worse on Delly?

jimmy77x
06-15-2015, 05:02 PM
Why did the refs blatantly help the heat vs thunder in 2012 finals? oh thats right, refs are only bad when Lejollyrancherdick is losing.

Inferno
06-15-2015, 05:03 PM
when delly was on floor with the ball, gsw players jumped on him ( not touching the ball) and nothing was called. Why should they call that on Lebron when gsw got away with worse on Delly?

If they called the foul on Bron then Delly would've never gotten the ball.

Whatever, it was 2 games ago. My point is that the refs have been shitty both ways.

nba_55
06-15-2015, 05:04 PM
How about that play where Delly kicked the ball away from curry and they still gave it to the cavs?

how about the play where mozgov went straight up and barbosa go a bailout call? Or how about the shot clock cheating giving cavs 8 seconds violation and leading to a gsw 3 points play?

nba_55
06-15-2015, 05:04 PM
If they called the foul on Bron then Delly would've never gotten the ball.

Whatever, it was 2 games ago. My point is that the refs have been shitty both ways.

Warriors have gotten more calls in their favor

Real14
06-15-2015, 05:05 PM
Why did the refs blatantly help the heat vs thunder in 2012 finals? oh thats right, refs are only bad when Lejollyrancherdick is losing.

Exactly.

Xiengqichess
06-15-2015, 05:11 PM
if they didn't call the 24 seconds violation, then it should have been a goaltend.
The goaltend only called if the ball has chance to go in. The shot was way short.

vert48
06-15-2015, 05:27 PM
The refs give Lebron so many superstar calls that it hurts the others on his team when they have to make things up. So Lebron will mug someone on defense and not get called, but "insert scrub here" breathes on someone a couple plays later, and the opponent gets a makeup call. I am not sure what the stats show, but my guess is that Lebron's fouls per game average is historically low considering the type of game he plays, and how much he has the ball.

gilalizard
06-15-2015, 05:44 PM
In any game he plays in, LeFlop gets more help from the refs than anyone else.

Usually, he gets more help than the entire other team. For the rare times he gets treated with just "regular" star kid gloves, his stans freak out and think it's unfair.

He never, ever, gets worse treatment than anyone else on the floor though. Never. He is always the most ref-favored player on the floor.

nba_55
06-15-2015, 05:51 PM
The refs give Lebron so many superstar calls that it hurts the others on his team when they have to make things up. So Lebron will mug someone on defense and not get called, but "insert scrub here" breathes on someone a couple plays later, and the opponent gets a makeup call. I am not sure what the stats show, but my guess is that Lebron's fouls per game average is historically low considering the type of game he plays, and how much he has the ball.

He had 5 fouls yesterday

Velocirap31
06-15-2015, 05:54 PM
Curry is the new golden boy of the NBA. The NBA is thrilled to have this well spoken, intelligent superstar to represent the league.

outbreak
06-15-2015, 05:54 PM
The goaltend only called if the ball has chance to go in. The shot was way short.

exactly. It was off target and short, no way in hell it's a goal tend.

scm5
06-15-2015, 06:13 PM
Warriors have gotten more calls in their favor

Really? I can only think of Game 2 where the Warriors got some extremely favorable calls. In every other game, I felt as though the Cavs got more calls/non-calls in their favor.

The refs have been extremely strict on the Warriors in terms of jersey grabbing and holding yet they hold their whistles when the Cavs push off using their off-arm.

I can't remember the last time I saw a player get away with a half court violation, yet Lebron almost got away with two, and would have if Kerr wasn't as vocal about it as he was.

I can tell you that in at least 1/4 of his drives and post ups, Lebron has pushed off with his off-arm, clearly extending it and there have been no calls. That's a lot of non-calls.

vert48
06-15-2015, 06:41 PM
He had 5 fouls yesterday
Go back and start counting the number of fouls he could have been called for, and you will see what I am talking about. 5 is obviously high for him.
I just checked, and Lebron's fouls per game are significantly below even other superstars in both the regular season and the playoffs. He has always been treated differently by the refs, and they seem to fix things with makeup calls against the scrubs.

Player RS PO
Lebron 1.8 2.4
Magic 2.3 2.8
Bird 2.5 2.8
Jordan 2.6 3.0
Kobe 2.5 3.0

Lebron and Jordan have played roughly the same number of playoff games. Lebron has 124 fewer PF's than Jordan. It's a joke.

MP.Trey
06-15-2015, 06:45 PM
Games 1, 2 & 3 were in the favor of the Warriors. The first quarter of Game 4 was heavily in favor of the Warriors but for the most part, games 4 & 5 went the Cavs way, I believe. Refs can not be used as an excuse by any level headed fan this series, it's just been horrid both ways really.