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Anyone notice in the Sportscenter Top 10 play they keep showing of Chris Paul, the dribble move was cool, but he wasn't fouled at all, and on top of that, there's no way that should have been continuation?

Like I said earlier, it was just bad reffing, and it favored the Grizz in a lot of ways, but damn, why does Joey Crawford not only still have a job but also get called upon to ref the most important games in the NBA? This was a great series to watch, but if I wasn't a fan of one of the team's playing, he would have made this particular game absolutely unwatchable.
 
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NOVoodoo said:
Anyone notice in the Sportscenter Top 10 play they keep showing of Chris Paul, the dribble move was cool, but he wasn't fouled at all, and on top of that, there's no way that should have been continuation?

Like I said earlier, it was just bad reffing, and it favored the Grizz in a lot of ways, but damn, why does Joey Crawford not only still have a job but also get called upon to ref the most important games in the NBA? This was a great series to watch, but if I wasn't a fan of one of the team's playing, he would have made this particular game absolutely unwatchable.
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He is horrible but ill forever remember this


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I'll always remember him tossing Tim Duncan for laughing from the bench.
 
6 blocks is only Joakim Noah's career high? That seems a little low for a big man of his caliber.

Edit: Nevermind, it might only be Playoff career high.
 
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Belinelli hits a big 3 and then does the "I have big balls" maneuver. Holding his arms down to here.
 
KeepOnRollin said:
6 blocks is only Joakim Noah's career high? That seems a little low for a big man of his caliber.

Edit: Nevermind, it might only be Playoff career high.
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Yeah, he had 11 blocks in a triple double this year.
 
This one hits a little more close to home as a Blazer fan.

[video=youtube;vaZIAXJJDKQ]
 
I watched "Forget Paris" today.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0113097/

Funny enough, but the scenes with the retro NBA stars were hilarious. He threw Kareem out of the game on his farewell tour...

[video=youtube;3E4TmZG-gWI]
 
I'm getting pumped for the MEM/OKC game tomorrow.

I think too many people already have a Memphis/San Antonio WCF penciled in without Westbrook, but I was never really that worried about Westbrook in the match-up. We've been playing Tony Allen on Durant even with Westbrook in the lineup, which says something about how we saw their offensive attack. They've got shooting and size,... most importantly the size. DeAndre Jordan's a very overrated defender. Marc Gasol could just score at will against him, which is why the Clippers continuously had to double and triple team him. That won't be the case against Ibaka.

As far as Z-Bo goes, expect round two of Z-Bo's Wrestlemania! I'm sure a lot of ya'll remember when the physicality between them in the second round series two years ago, and if not that, then probably their locker room altercation earlier this season -

If you listen closely, you'll hear Perkins yell across the lane to Randolph, "I'll meet you by the bus," followed by Randolph yelling, "I'll beat your ass." Listen even closer and you will hear the moment the entire basketball-watching world went, "Ohhhhhhh, [EXPLETIVE]."

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After the two players were separated, Perkins ran off the court in front of the Thunder bench and into a hallway, where he had another altercation with Randolph outside the postgame interview room next to the Thunder locker room.

The players were separated by Oklahoma City police officers. People in the postgame interview area heard something being slammed against the door.

Security members huddled briefly thereafter to discuss the matter, but no action was taken against either player.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...h-kendrick-perkins-locker-214724294--nba.html

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Interviewer: "Do you think Perkins got the point? Do you think he probably thought 'This guy's a maniac?'

ZBo: (laughs) I don't know. Perkins know me, so he know what's up.

Interviewer: Could you whoop his ass?

ZBo: (laughs) I'm good with these hands, man. I'm a jackin' dude. I'm pretty good with these hands, so …"

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...-kendrick-perkins-fight-m-175446246--nba.html
 
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NOVoodoo said:
I'm getting pumped for the MEM/OKC game tomorrow.

I think too many people already have a Memphis/San Antonio WCF penciled in without Westbrook, but I was never really that worried about Westbrook in the match-up. We've been playing Tony Allen on Durant even with Westbrook in the lineup, which says something about how we saw their offensive attack. They've got shooting and size,... most importantly the size. DeAndre Jordan's a very overrated defender. Marc Gasol could just score at will against him, which is why the Clippers continuously had to double and triple team him. That won't be the case against Ibaka.

As far as Z-Bo goes, expect round two of Z-Bo's Wrestlemania! I'm sure a lot of ya'll remember when the physicality between them in the second round series two years ago, and if not that, then probably their locker room altercation earlier this season -



http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...h-kendrick-perkins-locker-214724294--nba.html

[video=youtube;EHOVd7Ix0P8]



Interviewer: "Do you think Perkins got the point? Do you think he probably thought 'This guy's a maniac?'

ZBo: (laughs) I don't know. Perkins know me, so he know what's up.

Interviewer: Could you whoop his ass?

ZBo: (laughs) I'm good with these hands, man. I'm a jackin' dude. I'm pretty good with these hands, so …"

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...-kendrick-perkins-fight-m-175446246--nba.html
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Notice how Memphis and OKC like their players for being tough? While Portland paid $30 million to get rid of Zach? Until this wimpy attitude changes, the Blazers will never be elite.
 
jlprk said:
Notice how Memphis and OKC like their players for being tough? While Portland paid $30 million to get rid of Zach? Until this wimpy attitude changes, the Blazers will never be elite.
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We got rid of Zach because he was tough? How did I not know this.
 
Great game. Refs didn't completely influence the outcome, let them play a bit. Zbo got hammered a few times, but won't always get calls.

Didn't foresee KMart getting 25. If he plays like this throughout the series, it'll be a good series.

Doubt it happens though. And doubt Conley gets 3 assists again.
 
Can you imagine if OKC didn't turn down the Tyson Chandler trade?

So much better than Perkins.
 
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