I just hope Shaq gets as many non-calls as TD when he hits Spurs players across the arms on shot attempts.
There is no double standard and I more than expected to get flack for that post but that's what I thought of that game. Where did I state the Spurs couldn't beat the Lakers? I in fact stated that most likely the Spurs would win before the series even started. You on the other hand just CANNOT be objective about the Lakers. No big deal, not everyone has it in them.
The arrogance of the Lakers
AND THEIR FANS from past gloatfest has earned them complete lack of objectivity regarding their team from elsewhere. The 28 free throws in one quarter has completely destroyed any consideration for objectivity over how any other team
MIGHT get even slightly favored by the officials.
But for this game, it was so clear why the Spurs earned what is being construed by WK as an unbalanced free throw discrepancy (19 FT's for the Spurs compared to 6 for the Lakers in the first half). They cannot match the speed of the Spurs. Slower teams try to slow down faster ones by grabbing and shoving; it is their only recourse. Of course they would accumulate more fouls because they had to initiate the contact for any hope of preventing a bigger differential in the score.
From WOW's and WK insinuations, but apparently with a complete lack of objectivity on their part, :lol: the refs have no business making foul calls like this on the slower, more desparate, team unless they, what, even the calls out?
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As WayOutWest has so "unobjectively" volunteered, the Lakers are not as good as the Spurs. End of story.
Since WOW has insisted
...that most likely the Spurs would win before the series even started
, I suggest we all just unite with WOW and accept that the officials think so to, so we
ALL should agree with them. Why torture a clearly dead horse further by prolonging its agony? They can smell the demise of the Laker dynasty the same as WOW can, so before the corpse starts decomposing on national TV further, this is a more humane way of shoving the remains into history. and moving towards the future.
Jackson can make his limpwrist-whimpy post game inZENuations about the "humanity" of some of the refs to make it look like he actually still has some sort of sway with the League. But the League has already dismissed the carcass he still "coaches" as long past its burial date and they are clearly tired of washing their hands after touching it.
Let's all pray, along with WOW, that the LA Cadavers can rest in peace soon; that our fond memories of their class and sportsmanship from when their cheeks were still rosy and their legs still spry; when the bling, bling so righteously and deservedly glowed over the fires of downtown LA after their championship runs; when Shaq's insults actually had some teammates behind him who could back him up; when Kobe still was thought to be a model citizen; when Jackson actually
HAD legitimate Hall-of-Fame players on his team when they were in their prime and not some MJ wannabe who is only looking for his next smirk to be shown on ESPN after he once again drains the game winning shot.....ah memories.
Cadaver fans, you have my full sympathy. Nothing is harder to deal with then the loss of a loved one. Regardless of the stench surrounding the dying, we all have to admire how you all just hold your collective noses and stay next to the body till the bitter end.
No burned out squad cars this year, but in their memory, perhaps you can burn a go-cart.........