Bulls cant win if its 8 on 5

[pegasus]

This game reminded me so much of the Knicks-Miami game 1 from last year. That game was also competitive in the first quarter, but the refs kept crushing the Knicks with one bad call or non-call after another, and the Knicks totally lost their composure and got defeated by 33 points.

The same clowns (with different accounts back then of course) said the same thing, "You can't lose by 33 points because of the refs, blah, blah, blah." Yes, you can. Miami is already super stacked as it is, and with consistent help from the refs in the first half, any team would fall behind by 20-30 points once they lose their temper. Someone should dig up that game thread, because most people (even some real Miami fans) were saying the game was rigged.

[Go Getter]

Jesus Christ dude

http://www.insidehoops.com/forum/sho...d.php?t=299298

Again, you're taking a small insignificant mistake and making a big deal out of it to divert from the fact that you're a POS.

[NumberSix]

This game reminded me so much of the Knicks-Miami game 1 from last year. That game was also competitive in the first quarter, but the refs kept crushing the Knicks with one bad call or non-call after another, and the Knicks totally lost their composure and got defeated by 33 points.

The same clowns (with different accounts back then of course) said the same thing, "You can't lose by 33 points because of the refs, blah, blah, blah." Yes, you can. Miami is already super stacked as it is, and with consistent help from the refs in the first half, any team would fall behind by 20-30 points once they lose their temper. Someone should dig up that game thread, because most people (even some real Miami fans) were saying the game was rigged.

Bulls: 27 fouls
Heat: 24 fouls

Bulls: 6 technicals/flagrants
Heat: 4 technicals/flagrants

Bulls : 28 rebounds
Heat: 41 rebounds

Bulls: 32% shooting
Heat: 60% shooting

Bulls: 78points
Heat: 115 point

[Skip Bayless]

If you were to play any sport, and you starting mouthing off about the ref to one of your teammates right next to him, you would get punished. And I'm not sure if that's why he got the technical (it's possible): he was getting right in the refs' faces.

Is it really a Refs job in a playoff game to stick his head in a huddle just to hear frustrated players talking to eachother just to go above and beyond to dish out a tech? Hell no, there's no justification for that in this game. Nice try moron.

[NumberSix]

Is it really a Refs job in a playoff game to stick his head in a huddle just to hear frustrated players talking to eachother just to go above and beyond to dish out a tech? Hell no, there's no justification for that in this game. Nice try moron.

Lets assume your completely right. Totally bogus tech....... That's 1 point. Heat were up 46 before they pulled their starters.



1 point.

[willds09]

Bulls: 27 fouls
Heat: 24 fouls

Bulls: 6 technicals/flagrants
Heat: 4 technicals/flagrants

Bulls : 28 rebounds
Heat: 41 rebounds

Bulls: 32% shooting
Heat: 60% shooting

Bulls: 78points
Heat: 115 point

have you heard of momentum shifts??? maybe thats how heat took off like that, thank you refs

[Unbiased_one]

Is it really a Refs job in a playoff game to stick his head in a huddle just to hear frustrated players talking to eachother just to go above and beyond to dish out a tech? Hell no, there's no justification for that in this game. Nice try moron.

He wasn't in the huddle, he went up and got in the face of the refs, and then walked over to noah who was about a yard away. At that point he was given a technical. Obviously we don't know what he said, but he wasn't in the huddle, and the ref did not stick his nose in.

Don't call me a moron.

[willds09]

someone explained how nate robinson had a tech for talking to his teammates during timeout?? explain that bullshit

[pegasus]

Bulls: 27 fouls
Heat: 24 fouls

Bulls: 6 technicals/flagrants
Heat: 4 technicals/flagrants

Bulls : 28 rebounds
Heat: 41 rebounds

Bulls: 32% shooting
Heat: 60% shooting

Bulls: 78points
Heat: 115 point

How do calling fouls when there is no contact and not calling fouls when there is contact factor into your little school project? Can you also imagine their impact on each team's respective FG% and rebound total?

[HoopsFanNumero1]

This game was fair from pretty much every perspective. Same number of technicals until Taj and Noah decided to quit. Foul calls were pretty much even. It was a fair game and Bulls just got whooped. Noah looked like he was about to cry.

[Skip Bayless]

This game reminded me so much of the Knicks-Miami game 1 from last year. That game was also competitive in the first quarter, but the refs kept crushing the Knicks with one bad call or non-call after another, and the Knicks totally lost their composure and got defeated by 33 points.

The same clowns (with different accounts back then of course) said the same thing, "You can't lose by 33 points because of the refs, blah, blah, blah." Yes, you can. Miami is already super stacked as it is, and with consistent help from the refs in the first half, any team would fall behind by 20-30 points once they lose their temper. Someone should dig up that game thread, because most people (even some real Miami fans) were saying the game was rigged.

You are completely right, I thought about the same game right after lastnights game ended. The NBA wants ratings, put Lebron in the finals so his millions of sheep can watch. NBA reminds me of the WWE now, and LeBron is "The Rock".

[HoopsFanNumero1]

How do calling fouls when there is no contact and not calling fouls when there is contact factor into your little school project? Can you also guess their impact on each team's respective FG% and rebound total?

Make a video of every single foul called on both teams and highlight which ones should not have been fouls. Otherwise STFU.

[Unbiased_one]

have you heard of momentum shifts??? maybe thats how heat took off like that, thank you refs

now you're really scraping the barrel. If you'd ever played sports, you's understand that poor officiating tends to spur on the team that it affects, rather than the team who benefits. One team will get a short term outlay, but the other team often is boosted by their anger. Only very rarely does it adversely affect a team to the point that they lose it, and the bulls only lost it once they were 40 points down.

[pegasus]

Make a video of every single foul called on both teams and highlight which ones should not have been fouls. Otherwise STFU.

You could have just said that you didn't watch the game. It's okay, we'll just ignore you.

[Unbiased_one]

someone explained how nate robinson had a tech for talking to his teammates during timeout?? explain that bullshit

I refer you to my post directly above yours.