Not really, back it up with stats son. If the average team scores 100 points a game, 3 players score 80. So what you're saying is most teams have players that go 30, 25, 25. No.
In this game 3 pacers scored 85% of the points
I'm one of those annoying Heat fans that get to the game in the 2nd quarter...and then watch all the amazing looking women walking up and down the stands...then watch the best player in the world...then go back to watching the amazing looking women again...you guys should come to watch a game I guarantee you'd love it!!! Have you seen the ugly mugs in Indiana when they play there?
GO HEAT! One more to go!
Chalmers and Cole are both excellent rim attackers. Chalmers in particular has been very aggressive. In Game 3 Chalmers had more FT attempts than Lebron. You don't get that shooting jumpshots...unless you are Dwade or Kobe. He's getting his FT opportunities by driving. Miami's 3PT shooting in this series has been terrible. Haslem has been money in games 3&5 from that left side basline jumper. He's hit that rainbow 12 footer about 16 times in those two games. That's due to James/Wade driving and dishing. Most of Allens 3's have been very contested, off balance shots. Very few were wide open.
Lol, what an ignorant response but I'd expect nothing less from a Heat "fan."
I noticed that the stands are mostly empty at the start of the game.
What a crowd I tell ya.
They also leave early even if the game hasn't reached an outcome yet.....
Regardless of who wins ultimately, I hope it goes to game 7 at least.
Haven't watched much nba huh?
Stern might call back Donaghey for one final favor to ref this next one. There will most definitely be some referee help to push this to a game 7. Once it gets to game 7 though its all over. Expect Wade or James to set a nba record for free throws attempted in game 7.
The outcome was expected. Now Indiana needs to bounce back and take the next one! letssgoooooo
p.s. hanbrough and birdman need to fight each other and get it over it
i like how you guys reminisce about the hard playing in the 80s/90s. birdman hip checks Hansbrough and now you think he should be suspended. he's basically serving as the teams enforcer. Same thing they had back in the day.
i like how you guys reminisce about the hard playing in the 80s/90s. birdman hip checks Hansbrough and now you think he should be suspended. he's basically serving as the teams enforcer. Same thing they had back in the day.
That guy from the Bulls got thrown out for shoving LeBron to the floor. I guess knocking Tyler Hansbrough to the floor - from behind no less - is not the same thing.
Say what you want about referees, sometimes they call games loose or tight and that's fine, but when they aren't consistent is when it's bad to watch.
100% agree with you. There was not one, not two, but three incidents as proof he should be ejected from game 6.
1: While running back he purposely knocks Hansbrough to the floor
2: Hansbrough gets up and in his face (he should have gotten a tech for this), then Birdman escalates by pushing him yet again
3: He pushes and shoves with the referee while he is trying to break up the scuffle.
If they don't suspend him for a game I have absolutely zero faith in the NBA.
Yes many people here are reminiscing about a period in the game where physical play was allowed. But I think more people would prefer at least some fairness / consistency in how the game is going to be called. Convenient of you to ignore that.