Wizards Complain About Favorable Calls for LeBron

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting virve119:</div><div class="quote_post">VC had 3 offensive foul calls in today's game, and I don't disagree with any of them, but hey, I'm sure you have to find some sort of excuse as to why your team lost .</div>

The Wizards relying on the charge call has costed them to loose sight of their defensive fundamentals. Once again, everyone trying to flop on the floor in game 5 while defending LeBron, but as you saw, the acting show did not prevail. It all stems from the foolish decision making by Eddie Jordan on how they should handle Bron. He proved to the world his shaddy character by trying to get a technical foul call in the last seconds of a play during a playoff game. Who does that? After that crap Etan pulled on Larry....please.

 

If Thomas' was a flagrant, than Gooden's certainly was, how can you even dispute that? Lebron had one charge called on him that was iffy (the Arenas one), but he also got away with a blatant one at the end of the 1st, even the TNT guys were in disbelief. Don't even use that weak "flopping" crap. Cleveland definitely benefitted from the calls more than the Wiz, the freethrow disparity proved it.

 

You can't even put Gooden's foul in the same category. He's not that kind of player that needs to foul because he has no D. Thomas' foul occured because LH had just drained 4 jumpers. Thomas' also has a flagrant called on him during a game where he threw Z outa bounds during the post season. The guy has no game, and all he does is foul hard...."the enforcer"....please. The only thing weak about the "flopping crap" is that Eddie Jordan is forcing his team do it when they just want to play straight up ball. The refs are starting to see right through it.

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting Lostmyluggage:</div><div class="quote_post">The Wizards relying on the charge call has costed them to loose sight of their defensive fundamentals. Once again, everyone trying to flop on the floor in game 5 while defending LeBron, but as you saw, the acting show did not prevail. It all stems from the foolish decision making by Eddie Jordan on how they should handle Bron. He proved to the world his shaddy character by trying to get a technical foul call in the last seconds of a play during a playoff game. Who does that? After that crap Etan pulled on Larry....please.</div>
As I Wizards fan, I kindly ask, what defensive fundamentals?

 

does anyone think if LeBron had missed that shot that they would've called a foul on one of the wizards?

 

<div class="quote_poster">Quoting TheBlackMamba:</div><div class="quote_post">ARENAS IS GOD!!! (reference to game 6)</div>Well, goddish.