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Ace
United States16096 Posts
On June 06 2011 11:49 scaban84 wrote: Serious anger issues if you have to tell someone posting on a forum to "shut your mouth". Not even anger issues. Just for months people come in these threads and post nonsense and shit the thread up. Luckily Cyric is a really nice guy and ignores it. | ||
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city42
1656 Posts
On June 06 2011 11:50 Hrrrrm wrote: Yeah I'm sure that had nothing to do with Haslem being all over him... That's right, it didn't. You can't bother Dirk with 1 guy anymore. | ||
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ShoCkeyy
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Judicator
United States7270 Posts
On June 06 2011 11:54 cLutZ wrote: Its fine. You are consistently Pro-Calling Fouls whenever possible. Even if the underlying shot had no chance whatsoever of going in. You don't call your fouls to see if the ball has a chance of going in. Where the hell does this notion come from? Better yet, how do you know that shot wasn't going in if he didn't get hit? It's not a bail out on a jumper, maybe if he was driving and the refs were letting them play, but it was a jumper. | ||
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
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Malinor
Germany4755 Posts
He just needs more help, Barea and Terry still shooting pretty badly and Stojakovic is just doing nothing anymore. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:09 Judicator wrote: You don't call your fouls to see if the ball has a chance of going in. Where the hell does this notion come from? Better yet, how do you know that shot wasn't going in if he didn't get hit? It's not a bail out on a jumper, maybe if he was driving and the refs were letting them play, but it was a jumper. He got some ball-sweat in his eyes and then grazed after the shot. He didn't try to make the shot, he tried to get fouled, such actions should not be rewarded. | ||
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slyboogie
United States3423 Posts
User was temp banned for this post. | ||
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citi.zen
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shmay
United States1091 Posts
27 FTs for Dallas, 15 for Miami Points in the paint: Miami 40, Dallas 22 | ||
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Hrrrrm
United States2081 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:11 Qaatar wrote: It's like the refs are compensating for the '06 Finals in this series. Miami had twice as many fouls called on them. Kind of funny when LBJ and Wade are on the team, and it's not like they aren't driving against the zone... Miami was +18 for points in the paint yet -13 fouls. For them to win that game was a miracle given the circumstances. Edit: heh Shmay had the same idea. | ||
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ShoCkeyy
7815 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:26 shmay wrote: 27 fouls on Miami, 14 on Dallas. 27 FTs for Dallas, 15 for Miami Points in the paint: Miami 40, Dallas 22 That's what I'm talking about, all these Heat haters say we abuse the fouling system. Who's abusing of it now. | ||
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HeavenS
Colombia2259 Posts
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eborp
United States266 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:33 ShoCkeyy wrote: That's what I'm talking about, all these Heat haters say we abuse the fouling system. Who's abusing of it now. You guys usually do =p Its just that this game was absolutely trash by Dallas, they keep getting bailed out by stupid (what may or may not be) fouls and still can't score. Missing Haywood seemed to really hamper the Mavs this game, Wade kept posting Kidd up IN the paint. | ||
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
one.  Though, Kidd and Barea missed so many easy open pointers.Wish the refs would do a better job on all those botched calls. edit: The Lebron travel and then a double-dribble was pretty fail. | ||
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Ducci
United States588 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:11 Qaatar wrote: It's like the refs are compensating for the '06 Finals in this series. Miami had twice as many fouls called on them. Kind of funny when LBJ and Wade are on the team, and it's not like they aren't driving against the zone... It does feel this way, especially after tonights game. There were a ton of loose ball fouls called at the end of the game when the foul on lebrons was a pretty obvious foul that wasn't called. Although I feel that miami needs to play better. They dominate the mavs in spurts but then also can't seem to score for the life of them. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On June 06 2011 12:26 shmay wrote: 27 fouls on Miami, 14 on Dallas. 27 FTs for Dallas, 15 for Miami Points in the paint: Miami 40, Dallas 22 Interesting. Flip Miami with Dallas and you have the Boston-Miami and CHicago-Miami series! | ||
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Disregard
China10252 Posts
http://www.slamonline.com/online/nba/2011/05/dirk-nowitzkis-unique-shooting-drills/ "Dirk’s unconventional game is by no means an accident — every strange (yet incredibly effective) move he pulls off in a game is a result of hours and hours of practice and repetition. Here’s a snippet from the Star-Ledger, but be sure to read the entire thing: “On the morning of May 21, the ESPN crew working inside the TV truck on the loading dock at the Ford Center in Oklahoma City looked up at their monitors to behold an extraordinary sight. They were there to merely test their cameras for the third game of the Dallas-OKC series that night, but their focus was now on a 65-year-old man with a gaunt face and humorless eyes, silver patches on the sides of his head, and freakishly long arms. Holger Geschwindner took off his pants without any concern for who was watching, then pulled on his sweats, and when he was done he and Dirk Nowitzki began their workout … ‘And then, it just got crazy,’ said Bob Salmi, whose pals rolled cameras and captured it from every angle. ‘It was a 50-minute workout, and one of the most bizarre things I ever saw in basketball.’ … Geschwindner had him doing stuff like this: • A pirouette at the foul line, spinning 360 degrees off one shoulder and shooting; then reversing the spin and shooting. You get dizzy just watching it. • One-footed jumpers — both right and left, both with leg extended and knee bent — from every mid-range angle, with or without glass. All of it is the kind of up-the-ladder stuff you pull out to finish a game of H-O-R-S-E. • Something we’ll call the Groucho Marx: He’d take two long strides while still in a crouch, pick up a rolling ball, then shoot. Going both ways. • The Eiffel Tower: Dirk spreads his legs as far as they can go (say, 2½ feet beyond his shoulder width), reach over to touch a foot with both hands, and then catch-and-shoot from that very awkward, open position. This is the one that makes every male shield his eyes.” | ||
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Qaatar
1409 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:07 cLutZ wrote: Interesting. Flip Miami with Dallas and you have the Boston-Miami and CHicago-Miami series! Except Miami actually plays a style that forces fouls on the opponents with their multiple superstars, and none of these other teams have that. Boston is pretty much a jump shooting team with all of their old bones, and Chicago is pretty much Rose slashing and shooting bad jumpers. The foul and FT differential actually made sense for those series. It doesn't in this one. | ||
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cLutZ
United States19574 Posts
On June 06 2011 13:40 Qaatar wrote: Except Miami actually plays a style that forces fouls on the opponents with their multiple superstars, and none of these other teams have that. Boston is pretty much a jump shooting team with all of their old bones, and Chicago is pretty much Rose slashing and shooting bad jumpers. The foul and FT differential actually made sense for those series. It doesn't in this one. Disagree with regards to Chicago, agree with regards to this series. Chicago should have been about even with Miami considering it had fewer penetrating players but much better rebounders. However, 1 game is not a series. | ||
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