Josh McRoberts has been fined $20,000 by the NBA for his elbow to LeBron James in Game 2 of the series between the Miami Heat and Charlotte Bobcats.
The incident occurred with 50 seconds left in the Bobcats' 101-97 loss on Wednesday.
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Josh McRoberts has been fined $20,000 by the NBA for his elbow to LeBron James in Game 2 of the series between the Miami Heat and Charlotte Bobcats.
The incident occurred with 50 seconds left in the Bobcats' 101-97 loss on Wednesday.
alienpick wrote:if you watch it; he started to make a play on the ball but realised James was going to run him over and nail him in the ribs. He tried to protect himself in the split second by turning away and not raising his arms. unfortunately he ended up with his arms in the wrong place at the wrong time. That is why the refs didn't call a flagrant, because James nearly ran him over; it was a mutual collision. As a professional athlete though Josh should have realised that by going to that spot he wasn't going to be able to make a play. He realised too late and was properly assessed a foul for putting himself in the wrong spot.
JazzMatt13 wrote:I know Lebron went calling numbers after game demanding they fine him. Lebron is the biggest baby.
I have found new respect for Jordan, who I hate, and care more about every gram of dirt in Utah. But at least I lost to the best of the best, I would be ten times more pissed off if Jazz lost two titles to Lebron, I would be ashamed.
Knicks Universe wrote:Classic Bron Bron whining. If he had done the same thing the other player would have received a defensive foul followed by a likely technical.
alienpick wrote:if you watch it; he started to make a play on the ball but realised James was going to run him over and nail him in the ribs. He tried to protect himself in the split second by turning away and not raising his arms. unfortunately he ended up with his arms in the wrong place at the wrong time. That is why the refs didn't call a flagrant, because James nearly ran him over; it was a mutual collision. As a professional athlete though Josh should have realised that by going to that spot he wasn't going to be able to make a play. He realised too late and was properly assessed a foul for putting himself in the wrong spot.
cdubbz wrote:Donte DiVincenzo will outplay Poole this season.
JazzMatt13 wrote:I know Lebron went calling numbers after game demanding they fine him. Lebron is the biggest baby.
I have found new respect for Jordan, who I hate, and care more about every gram of dirt in Utah. But at least I lost to the best of the best, I would be ten times more pissed off if Jazz lost two titles to Lebron, I would be ashamed.
KingTdot wrote:Wth am i reading, he was going to purposely plow over mcroberts to get a bucket? LOL, LeBron isn't that strong, and McRoberts isnt that small/weak to be pushed so easily.. Bunch of haters so bitter. Also, when has LeBron ever just ran over a player to hurt them? Never, get real noobs. -Smoove.
KingTdot wrote:Wth am i reading, he was going to purposely plow over mcroberts to get a bucket? LOL, LeBron isn't that strong, and McRoberts isnt that small/weak to be pushed so easily.. Bunch of haters so bitter. Also, when has LeBron ever just ran over a player to hurt them? Never, get real noobs. -Smoove.
cdubbz wrote:Donte DiVincenzo will outplay Poole this season.
Knicks Universe wrote:Classic Bron Bron whining. If he had done the same thing the other player would have received a defensive foul followed by a likely technical.