Game Thread: Golden State @ 7:30 (Pac) on KGW

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How about all those flops that killed us. Poor Aldridge got screwed on 4 of his fouls. When the refs are calling crap like that, it's hard for us to be aggressive. On the other end, they're calling all the hand fouls out on the perimeter.

On top of that, Golden State has the 2nd to worst FT% in the league and goes 33-35? Unreal.

Turnovers and LMA killed us tonight.
 
Nikolokolus said:
We certainly played bad enough to lose the game, but it's good to know that the refs are there to impose the "proper" outcome when the game doesn't go the way the bookie ... er ... fate dictates it should go.

I know I'm just fired up right now because of the outcome of the game, but you can't seriously tell me that Donaghy was some rogue, lone actor.
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That little prick did look like Donaghys brother. I hate refs that smirk. And Delaney needs to retire.
 
HOWIE said:
That was a bad call, but Portland let Golden State play their game. Never should have been that close and when they review that tape someone is going to get a simple slap on the wrist.
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And a nice profit from his bookie.

Donaughy said there were many others, and there's the proof.

This league's a very bad joke.
 
Take this from the game:

LaMarcus didn't do jack.

The reffing was a little suspect (but thats home cooking).

Golden State BARELY beat us.

We went 3-2 on a road trip most of us thought they'd MAYBE win 1 game.

Oden had 22 points, 10 boards and 2 blocks in what is effectively his 3rd game of the year.
 
Tince said:
How about all those flops that killed us. Poor Aldridge got screwed on 4 of his fouls. When the refs are calling crap like that, it's hard for us to be aggressive. On the other end, they're calling all the hand fouls out on the perimeter.

On top of that, Golden State has the 2nd to worst FT% in the league and goes 33-35? Unreal.

Turnovers and LMA killed us tonight.
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The flops were huge. That won't happen on the road.
 
julius said:
Take this from the game:

LaMarcus didn't do jack.

The reffing was a little suspect (but thats home cooking).

Golden State BARELY beat us.

We went 3-2 on a road trip most of us thought they'd MAYBE win 1 game.

Oden had 22 points, 10 boards and 2 blocks in what is effectively his 3rd game of the year.
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That and Sergio is looking like a starter.
 
i missed most of the 3rd quarter where the hell did LA get all those fouls? FANTASTIC reffing by the delany god it reminded me of that game that we just had not too long ago where they had 20 something fouls on us and like 3 on them..... and now that i think about it.... i think delany was reffing that one too....

*first time poster*
 
kobimel said:
Oden had a solid game from what I see in the boxscore. Pretty encouraging numbers. You guys watched the game, though, so you know best: how did he do?
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He dominated GS's small players. Lost the ball sometimes due to some gambling midgets though.

On a side note, why didn't we take a three and go for a two instead during the play where we had 11.2 seconds left?
 
This is the ultimate fucking indignity from the game recap:
http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=281118009

Morrow then fumbled the ball out of bounds, and Travis Outlaw hit one free throw -- but referee Bob Delaney called Outlaw for a lane violation on the next shot, which would have cut Golden State's lead to one. Fernandez then was called for holding on the inbounds play, and the Spanish star compounded his obvious foul by drawing a technical foul for arguing. Morrow hit all three free throws to ice it.
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Are you fucking kidding me?
 
B-Roy said:
He dominated GS's small players. Lost the ball sometimes due to some gambling midgets though.

On a side note, why didn't we take a three and go for a two instead during the play where we had 11.2 seconds left?
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Because we were brain dead most of the night? :dunno:
 
PapaG said:
Portland let the Warriors go 33-35 from the FT line without any semblance of an inside game by GS?

This was THE WORST CALLED GAME I MAY HAVE EVER SEEN. Top 5, definitely.
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Um you forgot turnovers and fast breaks too.

It was an ugly game and a win back at the Rose Garden tomorrow will help, but this really leaves me sick. We could have pulled it out, but the Rudy call blew the game wide open for Golden State. UGH
 
One more thing. We would have won this game if we made our FTs though.

How GS went 33/35, I'll never know.
 
kobimel said:
Anthony Morrow is a top 3 rookie right now (with Mayo and Rose). Not to take anything away from Rudy, I'm all for him (I like Joventut, his former team), but Morrow is surprising EVERYONE. Wow.

Oden had a solid game from what I see in the boxscore. Pretty encouraging numbers. You guys watched the game, though, so you know best: how did he do?
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Why isn't Oden a top 3 rookie? 22 & 10 off the bench?
 
Thumbs up: Greg Oden = beast-like
Thumbs down: Bad officiating! Dammmmit, Warriors were just giving us the game at the end.
Let the players decide the game!!!

Frustrating as hell.
 
We had our chances. Warriors got really sloppy and if it weren't for that bad call on Fernandez, then who knows. We should have won this won. Golden State fouling Outlaw and sending him to the line was a smart move IMO, even though I'm not sure they were trying to intentionally do so.

But at the very least, it was Greg Oden's coming out party. Lots of dunks, a few blocks. Granted, Golden State doesn't play with many bigs so his numbers might be kind of inflated compared to a more regular lineup. How can you stop the pick and role with Oden though? He takes up so much space and is so big and quick that he can cut to the hoop quick if the guard doesn't already beat the defense.

Best moment of the night was the Rudy/Oden connection via the backboard.
 
BalancedMan said:
We had our chances. Warriors got really sloppy and if it weren't for that bad call on Fernandez, then who knows. We should have won this won. Golden State fouling Outlaw and sending him to the line was a smart move IMO, even though I'm not sure they were trying to intentionally do so.
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Blake was pretty open. If Outlaw had kicked it out, Steve would have had a good shot to tie it up.

Ed O.
 
Ed O said:
Blake was pretty open. If Outlaw had kicked it out, Steve would have had a good shot to tie it up.

Ed O.
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I don't think Travis had enough time to kick it out. He was immediately pushed to the ground when he got the ball. But eh.. Brandon should've penetrated and kicked it out to someone instead of trying to pass inside to Channing who hadn't played all game long and was put in a pressure situation.
 
Nate's coaching was mind boggling at times.

1.) Why did we go zone when they were clearly hot from the outside?

2.) We should have played a big lineup instead of a small one. Play to your strengths, not theirs.

3.) Did he draw up that last play? Where Brandon would drop it to Frye? We needed a three. No timeouts. Hello???
 
B-Roy said:
Nate's coaching was mind boggling at times.

1.) Why did we go zone when they were clearly hot from the outside?

2.) We should have played a big lineup instead of a small one. Play to your strengths, not theirs.

3.) Did he draw up that last play? Where Brandon would drop it to Frye? We needed a three. No timeouts. Hello???
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Typical blame the coach after a loss post.

1) We went zone because we had Oden and Frye in the game and Golden State would've isolated Magette on Frye and taken him to the rack over and over.

2) You want the team to go big, but you expect them to cover their perimeter shooters? You can't have the best of both worlds. If Oden wouldn't have struggled with us running the ball through him, I think we would've stayed bigger longer. It's tough to go big when LMA is in foul trouble.

3) I'm sure he setup a play to get Brandon an open look to get a three off the inbound, if it's not there, he probably wanted him drive and dish.

It's not always the coaches fault when we lose. But, if you're one of those people who likes to blame the losses on Nate, then you should write a both giving Nate the credit for all of our wins.
 
i just want to know why batum never gets off the bench. we need to give him more time, and i think he should be in at the end of games. his defense is to good not to have out there, and he can spot up in the corner
 
Ed O said:
Blake was pretty open. If Outlaw had kicked it out, Steve would have had a good shot to tie it up.

Ed O.
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Yep, Outlaw's fault. Let's not mention Roy's miserable pass to Frye that made no sense when the game wasn't still in "miracle" mode.

:crazy:
 
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