GAME THREAD: BLAZERS @ MAVERICKS - MARCH 7TH, 2014, FRIDAY, 5:30 PM (PST), CSNNW

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It's true. Aldridge was fouled a lot. No call.

Yeah and the bs call on Damian.

The officials somewhat dictated the outcome of this game and the only way Portland was going to pull it out was to MAN UP, PLAY D AND EXTEND THEMSELVES. They didn't. They didn't make shots or get the calls. They lose the game.
 
So officiating is the reason we got down 30, gave up over 100 once again and lost?
 
I woulda rather lost by 30. The only thing worse than a blowout is coming back from said blowout only to lose the game. Arguably the biggest heartbreaker of the season.
 
So officiating is the reason we got down 30, gave up over 100 once again and lost?

I think officiating played a part but I also think if they were playing championship caliber defense and offense, the smaller market team could have over came it.
 
I woulda rather lost by 30. The only thing worse than a blowout is coming back from said blowout only to lose the game. Arguably the biggest heartbreaker of the season.

I agree.
 
I think officiating played a part but I also think if they were playing championship caliber defense and offense, the smaller market team could have over came it.

That and the whole single thought of flipping the switch off and on needs to go with this team.

Just play.
 
Well poop.

Hey, the Winter Hawks game vs. Seattle is on Root Sports. :)
 
I woulda rather lost by 30. The only thing worse than a blowout is coming back from said blowout only to lose the game. Arguably the biggest heartbreaker of the season.

So much this. I can get over losing by 30 quicker.

On that note, I'm already over this loss. lol.
 
I woulda rather lost by 30. The only thing worse than a blowout is coming back from said blowout only to lose the game. Arguably the biggest heartbreaker of the season.

I feel differently. I'm glad we made it close. Gives us confidence that we can come back in those situations. Much better than getting blown out.
 
I feel differently. I'm glad we made it close. Gives us confidence that we can come back in those situations. Much better than getting blown out.

But we have no confidence because the season's over.

Stick with a stance, Fox News.
 
I think officiating played a part but I also think if they were playing championship caliber defense and offense, the smaller market team could have over came it.

Lol Blazers down 30...."it's the officiating. We were robbed and get no respect". Seriously, only blazer fans
 
So much this. I can get over losing by 30 quicker.

On that note, I'm already over this loss. lol.

I have found the best way to get over a loss is to start drinking after the game not before. A glass of whisky later and i'm thinking of what to cook instead of how bad LA's pass was with 17s left.
 
The Blazers were garbage early, made an incredible comeback, deserved to win, then the refs made damn sure they couldn't. A couple of late Blazers miscues provided all the cover the refs needed.

Welcome to the NBA. Where shit happens.
 
Lol Blazers down 30...."it's the officiating. We were robbed and get no respect". Seriously, only blazer fans

Did you actually read what you quoted? He said "If they played defense and offense, they would have overcame it" meaning that was a bigger reason than the officials...

The officials sucked, but no one should be saying that's why we lost the game. And that's what OLTL said.
 
The Blazers were garbage early, made an incredible comeback, deserved to win, then the refs made damn sure they couldn't. A couple of late Blazers miscues provided all the cover the refs needed.

Welcome to the NBA. Where shit happens.

Then You had to say this! lol.
 
Lol Blazers down 30...."it's the officiating. We were robbed and get no respect". Seriously, only blazer fans

LA was fouled twice if not three times in the final two minutes. Had that been someone playing in a larger market, it would have been a foul call.

So had it been a foul call on both possessions. What would have that done to that outcome?
 
I have found the best way to get over a loss is to start drinking after the game not before. A glass of whisky later and i'm thinking of what to cook instead of how bad LA's pass was with 17s left.

I found one way (that my liver loves) to do it is to realize that I have no control over the situation... it sucks, but meh.
 
:)

Gotta admit the Blazers dug themselves a massive hole AND NBA refs are the worst in the world.

It's really Scott Foster. I don't know if I've seen a ref be as obviously manipulative of a game than that guy...
 
Just finished the game...

Lillard played like absolute shit.

Batum coasted.

Leo needs time in the D-League.
 
Winterhawks leading Seattle 4-3.

Hockey is weird. They have two half times.
 
LA was fouled twice if not three times in the final two minutes. Had that been someone playing in a larger market, it would have been a foul call.

So had it been a foul call on both possessions. What would have that done to that outcome?

I stand corrected. The officiating is why we lost. Not the shitty start down by 30, not the total lack of defense played, Not the poor shooting by our all-star PG. Not the 19 turnovers. Not the 7-26 3 point shooting. It was those two, if not three non calls on Aldridge that made us lose.

What would have been the outcome had we showed up in the first half?
 
I stand corrected. The officiating is why we lost. Not the shitty start down by 30, not the total lack of defense played, Not the poor shooting by our all-star PG. Not the 19 turnovers. Not the 7-26 3 point shooting. It was those two, if not three non calls on Aldridge that made us lose.

What would have been the outcome had we showed up in the first half?

If you go back and read the rest of my posts in this thread I think you will find that we are closer than farther apart on this issue. I agree with everything you just said. And am not about to give them a pass. It's a team that's not ready. I think they have it in them. But they are not there yet. Whether if it's due to the way they think or go about handling the game.. They are not.

The only point I'm making is this is a team that doesn't get calls. And if they did, where would they be in the win and loss column? Would this one area be different? I think it would be.
 
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I stand corrected. The officiating is why we lost. Not the shitty start down by 30, not the total lack of defense played, Not the poor shooting by our all-star PG. Not the 19 turnovers. Not the 7-26 3 point shooting. It was those two, if not three non calls on Aldridge that made us lose.

What would have been the outcome had we showed up in the first half?

He, in so many words, said that with the quoted part earlier....
 
If you go back and read the rest of my posts in this thread I think you will find that we are closer than farther apart on this issue. I agree with everything you just said. And am not about to give them a pass. It's a team that's not ready. I think they have it in them. But they are not there yet. Whether if it's due to the way they think or go about handling the game.. They are not.

The only point I'm making is this is a team that doesn't get calls. And if they did, where would they be in the win and loss column. Would this one area be different. I think it would be.

You have zero credibility when you bring this up when we were down 30

Portland is 16th in FTA per game and 4th in 3pt attempts per game. Seems like they get calls to me.

Also, both the Lakers and Knicks are below us in FTA....Cause they are small market?
 
I stand corrected. The officiating is why we lost. Not the shitty start down by 30, not the total lack of defense played, Not the poor shooting by our all-star PG. Not the 19 turnovers. Not the 7-26 3 point shooting. It was those two, if not three non calls on Aldridge that made us lose.

What would have been the outcome had we showed up in the first half?

This game has to have given you a massive erection. "I told you so" posts all around.
 
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