The Heat are Protesting a Game?
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The Heat are Protesting a Game?
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The Heat are Protesting a Game?
Is is Possible that we can protest an NBA Championship? I want you guys to know that I ran into a member of the Sad Sac Kings at a strip club in Vegas and I asked him what he thought about the Heat and Mav series. He told me that his whole team think the same thing that McGrady said to the news reporter. I get some satisfaction knowing that actual NBA players think we got screwed in that series and that is not just us fans complaining about it.
It still hurts me to this day, I HATE Bennett Salvatore!!!!!!!!!!!
It still hurts me to this day, I HATE Bennett Salvatore!!!!!!!!!!!
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I figured you guys would take issue with this. I know how it feels...
Though angrily denouncing Donaghy's actions, Mathis referenced the pivotal shot in Game 6 of the 1998 Finals by Jordan against the Utah Jazz that gave the Bulls their sixth and final championship in the Jordan era. Many observers maintain Jordan committed an offensive foul, but it was not called because of Jordan's stature and reputation.
"Refereeing has gone downhill," said Mathis, who runs the Mathis Foundation that works with and supplies scholarships for foster kids in Cincinnati. "Remember when Jordan hit that winning shot? I'm going to give you exactly what the commentators said: 'What a great move by Michael.' Was that a great move or was that an offensive foul? There was no question it was a push-off. No buts about it. The only buts you can have is, 'Well, it was Michael Jordan.' That was a defining moment
I hate the Heat, Go Hawks!
Enjoy the Heat's sub 20 win season everyone!
Though angrily denouncing Donaghy's actions, Mathis referenced the pivotal shot in Game 6 of the 1998 Finals by Jordan against the Utah Jazz that gave the Bulls their sixth and final championship in the Jordan era. Many observers maintain Jordan committed an offensive foul, but it was not called because of Jordan's stature and reputation.
"Refereeing has gone downhill," said Mathis, who runs the Mathis Foundation that works with and supplies scholarships for foster kids in Cincinnati. "Remember when Jordan hit that winning shot? I'm going to give you exactly what the commentators said: 'What a great move by Michael.' Was that a great move or was that an offensive foul? There was no question it was a push-off. No buts about it. The only buts you can have is, 'Well, it was Michael Jordan.' That was a defining moment
I hate the Heat, Go Hawks!
Enjoy the Heat's sub 20 win season everyone!
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Yeah, I agree with studcrackers...just let it go.
We can't go back in time. In my mind, that the 2006 NBA Finals Champions will always be the Miami Heat*.
Wade played great, but his great play was severly tarnished by the calls he got. Until he proves he can do anything else besides cell phone and self-idolizing commercial's, he is really a 2nd rate player IMO and already in that "alway's injured" catagory IMO. One of the most over-rated player in the NBA.
We can't go back in time. In my mind, that the 2006 NBA Finals Champions will always be the Miami Heat*.
Wade played great, but his great play was severly tarnished by the calls he got. Until he proves he can do anything else besides cell phone and self-idolizing commercial's, he is really a 2nd rate player IMO and already in that "alway's injured" catagory IMO. One of the most over-rated player in the NBA.
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Everyone (including D-Wade) knows that the refs gave them the championship, but as a Mavs fan, the Golden State loss upsets me 100 times more, just becuase the refs called it fairly. As far as the protest goes, thats just Stern doing yet another thing for his NBA poster boys in Riley, Shaq, and Wade... 20 bucks says the lottery will have Miami getting the first pick, no matter what the odds are.
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M_nus wrote:Some of you are really giving Mavs fan a bad name.
Stop trash talking about the 2006 Finals, please. I think with all the bad spots our teams have seen we can all just put our problems aside and focus on our own teams.
Yeah...focus on your own team.
AND STAY OFF THE MAVS BOARD!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nah! We only comment on games where the refs really are actually paid...not any ol home town fan that comes to this board upset because we beat them.Phoenix Rockets wrote:then u guys should also let the rockets go into the next round in the 2005 playoffs when cuban give that money to the ref's.
then people will stop saying tmac is a first round virgin.
If you didn't notice, we never complained about the Kings' series, the Warrior series, etc. just the ones where the refs chose who won.
Sorry to say bud, your Rockets just don'tr qualify!
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Phoenix Rockets wrote:in those 7 games the ref decided the mavs to won cause cuban give them some money, in the heat-mavs the ref's were ok, and anyway, u only won 2 games of 4, u gotta think nowitzki is a loser, thats the problem maybe
Try losing game 7 by less than 40 points and then you can complain about the calls.
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Phoenix Rockets wrote:in those 7 games the ref decided the mavs to won cause cuban give them some money, in the heat-mavs the ref's were ok, and anyway, u only won 2 games of 4, u gotta think nowitzki is a loser, thats the problem maybe
Can you cite a source on these payments? Did cuban admit to such? Did the ref tell? Did a witness come forward?