You're comparing missed shots to a miss call? wtf..

And I'm not even mad I just found the thought interesting since I never expected the Pacers to do so well in Miami.

Ace

United States16096 Posts

May 25 2013 03:41 GMT

#3688

I wasn't being serious about the missed 3s. In essence - shit happens. One missed call (and he didn't travel on the game winning lay up) is just part of the game. The refs missed many tonight also.

Jibba

United States22883 Posts

May 25 2013 03:42 GMT

#3689

On May 25 2013 12:31 L3gendary wrote:
Would've been 2-0 Pacers if they called Lebron's travel at the end of game 1.

You really expect them to make a 3 step travel call at the end of the game? They don't call 95% of 3 steps during the rest of the game.

On_Slaught

United States12190 Posts

May 25 2013 03:43 GMT

#3690

http://espn.go.com/nba/conversations/_/id/9309382/tony-allen-memphis-grizzlies-fined-violating-anti-flopping-rule

Tony Allen fined $5,000 for flopping in G2 vs Spurs.

Guess they felt it was too obvious to not do something about.

Jerubaal

United States7684 Posts

May 25 2013 03:43 GMT

#3691

Time to put the hammer down, SA.

L3gendary

Canada1470 Posts

May 25 2013 03:50 GMT

#3692

On May 25 2013 12:41 Ace wrote:
I wasn't being serious about the missed 3s. In essence - shit happens. One missed call (and he didn't travel on the game winning lay up) is just part of the game. The refs missed many tonight also.

Uh yeah he did, which is why I pointed it out. Every game has miss calls but this one cost them the game.
Here's a good angle on the travel
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He wouldn't have been able to get around George like that without travelling.
edit: He travelled before he put the ball down not after.

Ace

United States16096 Posts

May 25 2013 03:56 GMT

#3693

No he didn't travel. How can you clearly call that a travel when he takes one dribble and gathers? o.0

Can you clearly see him pick the ball up before his second step there?

Also Paul George was out of position. Most NBA players will 1 dribble from the arc -> blow by there. Don't need to travel.

DystopiaX

United States16236 Posts

May 25 2013 04:00 GMT

#3694

He caught and put it down immediately idk what you're talking about.

And Ace is right, it's all on George for being way out of position. If he was in front THEN he wouldn't be able to get a layup in 2.2

L3gendary

Canada1470 Posts

May 25 2013 04:00 GMT

#3695

He took a step before putting the ball down after catching the ball.

RowdierBob

Australia12801 Posts

May 25 2013 04:06 GMT

#3696

That wasn't a travel.

Good job Pacers--they really earned that win.

DystopiaX

United States16236 Posts

May 25 2013 04:07 GMT

#3697

On May 25 2013 13:00 L3gendary wrote:
He took a step before putting the ball down after catching the ball.

It's the NBA.
1. If it was a travel they never call that shit anyway
2. He started to walk AS he put the ball down. Much like a gather, the NBA considers it legal because you're starting your dribble then.

VayneAuthority

United States8983 Posts

May 25 2013 04:08 GMT

#3698

30 for a big man, dont see that much anymore with shaq gone

L3gendary

Canada1470 Posts

May 25 2013 04:11 GMT

#3699

No, he took a step and released his pivot, and then the ball left his hands. That's a travel, look it up. And I can't stress how much easier it is to blow past people if you don't have to put the ball down before the first step. Yeah it's the NBA and they go easy on everything in the final minute, but that's still a travel no matter how you slice it.