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will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Mon Dec 21, 2009 11:23 pm
by rocketsfan1
does any1 know whats up with this. that is crazy, cuban heres a lil advice next time, pay the officials double what you offered them in this game...j/k guys, but don't insult us we beat you once out of three times, get over it, btw you were at home
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 1:15 am
by Rendezvous
rocketsfan1 wrote:does any1 know whats up with this. that is crazy, cuban heres a lil advice next time, pay the officials double what you offered them in this game...j/k guys, but don't insult us we beat you once out of three times, get over it, btw you were at home
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Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 1:27 am
by Munchlaxatives
I don't get why leagues look at protests like these, like the Ireland/France match a few weeks ago or the Suns/Spurs game a few years ago. They'll admit something went wrong that was outside the control of the teams, but then they'll do nothing.
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 2:54 am
by rocketsfan1
so is this protest going to actually overturn anything??
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 3:05 am
by YoungMoney23
rocketsfan1 wrote:so is this protest going to actually overturn anything??
What will happen if it is successful is that we have to play the last 1.10 of OT again.
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 3:18 am
by Mr. E
If they review the game then wouldn't Jason Kidd get that Flagrant he should have been assessed?
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 4:21 am
by Teckon
It won't happen unless NBA want to be a joke. Referee make mistake all the time if every team starting protesting then there will be many games that need to be replayed. The last successful appeal between Heat and Hawks was due to the Hawk's home court stat official's error and not referee's error and hence has to be replayed as the home court stat official's error provide benefits to the home team.
If NBA would to replay the game between Rox and Mavs then every team would start sending in tapes and evidence since referees had made numerous errors. For example, back on 2007 playoff, mavs player handle the ball with his foot clearly 1 feet outside the court and the referee allowed the play continue which is also wrong application of rule.
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 4:39 am
by aznkillabeezZz
It wasnt a mistake. If dampier wasnt dumb enough to throw an elbow at 5 ft aaron brooks after he got stopped from scoring by 5 ft ab, the ref wouldn't have given him a technical. He threw the elbow with malicious intent. What other reason would you throw an elbow when a midget just held on him to make a safe foul?
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 6:31 am
by rocketsfan1

ok cool, i wasn't worried, if it was to be replayed i think we would handle the mavs yet another dang time, anyways go rox against the clippers i went to the last game at staples, geez it is tough to be a rockets fan in l.a. but despite it being tough i am a loyal fan...and #1 laker hater hahah, all my roomates are lakers fans, my one wish is to move to houston when i'm 22... go to the toyota center and have a blast with my fellow rockets fans...GO ROCKETS!
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 9:48 am
by texasholdem
the league had the hawks and heat replay the last part of the game because of some fouls or somesuch nonsense.
tim thomas should have gotten thrown out for shoving Andersen
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 9:56 am
by Moreyball
it would be awesome if they reviewed the game and suspended Dampier for a game as a result.
love ever chance to get under Cuban's skin
**** the Mavs and their bittnerness.
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 11:24 am
by Teckon
texasholdem wrote:the league had the hawks and heat replay the last part of the game because of some fouls or somesuch nonsense.
tim thomas should have gotten thrown out for shoving Andersen
The error in the heat vs hawk game was that the hawk stat crew mistakenly recorded Shaq had 6 fouls while he should have 5 fouls. The error caused Shaq to be out of the game. As the error is by the hawk stat crew and the hawk won the game, the league ordered the game to be replayed. The league also fined the Hawks some $$ for this error.
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Dec 22, 2009 6:49 pm
by Optimism Prime
Dirk shot the free throws after the Landry collision, meaning he had the ability to re-enter the game... but he didn't... what happens if we have to do a rematch? Could Dirk play?
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Jan 5, 2010 11:43 pm
by Rendezvous
Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Tue Jan 5, 2010 11:45 pm
by rocketsballin
clean victory according to david stern

Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Wed Jan 6, 2010 12:14 am
by Mr. E
Someone give me a Nelson Muntz "HA HA!" for Markie Cuban!

Re: will the mavs protest actually help overturn a victory?
Posted: Wed Jan 6, 2010 3:18 pm
by Optimism Prime
Mr. E wrote:Someone give me a Nelson Muntz "HA HA!" for Markie Cuban!

