Foul calls go both ways, what's the point of crying about it? Lakers obviously got jobbed in Game 2.
Game 3 was ref'ed pretty even. You guys saw that replay on that shot Pau shot over the backboard, PJ Brown obviously had his arm locked in Pau's arm. No foul called.
KG had an illegal pick going all game long, even the analysts could see it. But because he's KG, he only got called for it once.
I think that Superstars SHOULD get some favoritism, what fun would it be if KG was fouled out or Kobe was ejected? They're superstars and they both deserve to be in a Finals game, cut them some slack.
Game 5 coming up, I suspect it to be pretty fairly ref'ed with a little home-cooking to the Lakers to prove its home court. Just part of the game.
And no, Sasha's performance isn't a fluke, when he gets hot, he's The Machine, top 10 NBA 3 point shooter.
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For those who did not follow the Lakers:
Go to check Sasha's stat for the year and see how many 15+ points and 20+points games that he had.
Isn't Game 2 an once-in-a-liftime game for Powe? How many point and FT did he score?
Sasha had four different 20+ point games in the regular season and an additional seven in which he scored 15+ but didn't make it to 20. In the playoffs he had one 15 point game before last night.
Bottom line? Guy is a good outside shooter, but 45% from the field in the regular season (39% lifetime) and 43% in the playoffs. He shot 7-10 last night and was one of the main reasons the Celtics lost. But I'm not gonna go wetting myself over Sash freaking Vujacic and one game
