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Danny Crawford
Scott Foster
Monty McCutchen

Game 7 commissioner: David Stern

Game 7's are generally the best officiated games of a series and the one game where the refs stand back a bit and let both teams smash away.

DS1 wrote:Game 7's are generally the best officiated games of a series and the one game where the refs stand back a bit and let both teams smash away.

Unless the Lakers are playing.

DS1 wrote:Game 7's are generally the best officiated games of a series and the one game where the refs stand back a bit and let both teams smash away.

2010 celtics say hi

Isn't Scott Foster Heat Nation's (if that even exists lol) best ref? lol

This has been a equitably fair called series. If the NBA wanted to ensure the Heat would win they would have gotten much better treatment from the refs in game 7. I just hope they officiate game 7 in a manner consistent with the rest of the series.

ropjhk wrote:This has been a equitably fair called series. If the NBA wanted to ensure the Heat would win they would have gotten much better treatment from the refs in game 7. I just hope they officiate game 7 in a manner consistent with the rest of the series.

This, and i have a tendency to get stuck of the reffing. This series was very well officiated up until this point. As you said, hopefully it stays the same for tonight's game.

The Heat are screwed.

Danny Crawford = Heat win.

DS1 wrote:Game 7's are generally the best officiated games of a series and the one game where the refs stand back a bit and let both teams smash away.

Spurs fan here but lol the 4th quarter in 2010 was a disgrace to basketball.

sabonis wrote:

DS1 wrote:Game 7's are generally the best officiated games of a series and the one game where the refs stand back a bit and let both teams smash away.

Spurs fan here but lol the 4th quarter in 2010 was a disgrace to basketball.

Yeah, that was a pretty miserable quarter officiating-wise.

I could already see how this situation is going to play out. Scott Foster is going to tear his ACL making a routine blocking call on the Spurs. The alternate ref Tony Brothers has mysteriously disappeared from the arena. The crowd is in panic, both benches are huddling up not knowing what to make of the situation and David Stern is feverishly making calls to his bookies...when suddenly, from a distance, a shadowy figure emerges from the entrance tunnel. The crowd erupts, the Miami Heat start pouring Gatorade prematurely on one another and the Spurs sulk in disappointment. The figure holds his hand up high and the arena chants "Joey! Joey! Joey! Joey!".

MistyMountain20 wrote:I could already see how this situation is going to play out. Scott Foster is going to tear his ACL making a routine blocking call on the Spurs. The alternate ref Tony Brothers has mysteriously disappeared from the arena. The crowd is in panic, both benches are huddling up not knowing what to make of the situation and David Stern is feverishly making calls to his bookies...when suddenly, from a distance, a shadowy figure emerges from the entrance tunnel. The crowd erupts, the Miami Heat start pouring Gatorade prematurely on one another and the Spurs sulk in disappointment. The figure holds his hand up high and the arena chants "Joey! Joey! Joey! Joey!".

Jellybeans824 wrote:Scott Foster

**** THIS GUY.

VinBaker6 wrote:Isn't Scott Foster Heat Nation's (if that even exists lol) best ref? lol

10-15 against the spread for the home team

Get out of here with this Scott Foster non sense...

Danny Crawford is clearly the Heat's man

Ahhhhh, crap! Mavs NEVER win when he refs. Oh, wait...

How many corrupt calls or non-calls will the Heat get tonight? Between 10 and 15?

Reservoirdawgs wrote:

sabonis wrote:

DS1 wrote:Game 7's are generally the best officiated games of a series and the one game where the refs stand back a bit and let both teams smash away.

Spurs fan here but lol the 4th quarter in 2010 was a disgrace to basketball.

Yeah, that was a pretty miserable quarter officiating-wise.

what, what, what?
i can remember one bad call and that was when gasol landed a split of second before he shot the ball, absolutely impossible to call.