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That's a really tough call. It looks like Manu makes slight contact with Waiters first, which leads to Waiters committing a very blatant foul.
 
The most important thing though is that the ref was right next to them and made no call. There HAS to be a call one way or the other...

Shaq saying he didn't make the call because he had no idea what to call...
 
Fonzthecpt1 said:
That's a really tough call. It looks like Manu makes slight contact with Waiters first, which leads to Waiters committing a very blatant foul.
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Yeah on second look it almost looks like waiter put his hand out to make room and ginobli flopped
 
Lmao Billy Donavan is like," I don't know what the heck your talking about" in response to "the foul" in the post game speech...fucking hillarious
 
After the many times the Suns got fucked over by this shady ass pompous Spurs team, that was refreshing to see
 
Section III-The Throw-In
a. The throw-in starts when the ball is at the disposal of a player entitled to the throw-in. He shall release the ball inbounds within 5 seconds from the time the throw-in starts. Until the passed ball has crossed the plane of the boundary, no player shall have any part of his person over the boundary line and teammates shall not occupy positions parallel or adjacent to the baseline if an opponent desires one of those positions. The defensive man shall have the right to be between his man and the basket.
b. On a throw-in which is not touched inbounds, the ball is returned to the original throw-in spot.
c. After a score, field goal or free throw, the latter coming as the result of a personal foul, any player of the team not credited with the score shall put the ball into play from any point out-of-bounds at the endline of the court where the point(s) were scored. He may pass the ball to a teammate behind the endline; however, the five-second throw-in rule applies.
d. After a free throw violation by the shooter or his teammate, the throw-in is made from out-of-bounds at either end of the free throw line extended.
e. Any ball out-of-bounds in a team's frontcourt or at the midcourt line cannot be passed into the backcourt. On all backcourt and midcourt violations, the ball shall be awarded to the opposing team at the midcourt line, and must be passed into the frontcourt.
EXCEPTION: During the last two minutes of the fourth period and/or any overtime period, the ball may be passed anywhere (frontcourt or backcourt) on the court.
f. A throw-in which touches the floor, or any object on or outside the boundary line, or touches anything above the playing surface is a violation. The ball must be thrown directly inbounds.
EXCEPTION: Rule 8-Section III-c.
PENALTY: Violation of this rule is loss of possession, and the ball must be inbounded at the previous spot of the throw-in.
 
Chris Craig said:
Yeah on second look it almost looks like waiter put his hand out to make room and ginobli flopped
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It was an elbow. Waiters is just a dipshit under pressure and was frustrated. So he elbowed him.
 
Why are there so many Spurs fans on here suddenly
 
Dennis Schroder had a good night. :ghoti:
There's hope for the German National Team.
 
Nate said:
no player shall have any part of his person over the boundary line and teammates shall not occupy positions parallel or adjacent to the baseline if an opponent desires one of those positions.
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Ginobili clearly had his hands over the out of bounds line.
 
They both did. Everyone does it. No one touches each other though. Normally...
 
Technical or Delay of Game on Ginobili. Probably both.

Stepped out of bounds and touched waiters before waiters gave him the contact.

And Fuck LaMarcus Aldridge. "Tough Shit"
 
Waiters had his knees over the line the entire time
 
EL PRESIDENTE said:
Technical or Delay of Game on Ginobili. Probably both.

Stepped out of bounds and touched waiters before waiters gave him the contact.

And Fuck LaMarcus Aldridge. "Tough Shit"
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Waiters literally started the play with his whole body over the line. Then he elbowed him. It was a blatant foul. You guys are so butthurt about Lamarcus... Jesus
 
Haven't found a video with multiple angles on youtube yet, but here is the play. Not a good angle to see Manu's initial contact.

However if you look at the start of the video, Waiters feet are very clearly behind the line.

 
Fonzthecpt1 said:
Haven't found a video with multiple angles on youtube yet, but here is the play. Not a good angle to see Manu's initial contact.

However if you look at the start of the video, Waiters feet are very clearly behind the line.

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I'm not talking about his toes. I'm talking about his knees chest and arms and head
 
All this shit ignores the fact that the Spurs got a steal, an open shot, an offensive rebound, and still failed to win. At that point stop complaining. It is what it is.
 
Nate said:
I'm not talking about his toes. I'm talking about his knees chest and arms and head
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Well based on the angle in that video I'd say Manu was much more across the line than waiters. Look at his arms, obviously infraction.
 
B-Roy said:
All this shit ignores the fact that the Spurs got a steal, an open shot, an offensive rebound, and still failed to win. At that point stop complaining. It is what it is.
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I wasn't complaining. But when people are trying to say that wasn't a foul.... What??
 
Fonzthecpt1 said:
Well based on the angle in that video I'd say Manu was much more across the line than waiters. Look at his arms, obviously infraction.
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Look at a different angle.
 
From the camera angle they just showed, Ginobili stepped out of bounds first.
 
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