NetsForce wrote:That was bull, NOBODY touched Wade!
He did his spin-travel move and falls down without any contact and OF COURSE a Nets player gets tagged with a foul, that is pure BS...
On a side note the next time anyone has to ask why I'm "hating" on D-Fraud just think back to this play and the many more like it that D-Fraud gets away with. As good as Wade is there is not a single star in the league - Kobe and Lebron included - who gets away with / gets as many calls in his favor as the league created D-Whistle...
That was ridiculous... If the Nets got the same calls as Wade they'd have won this game easily despite how poor they were (mainly because everyone on the Heat would have fouled out).
Yeah I know, instead of shooting one more free throw than Miami (31-30) they would've had like 20 more, because we all know what an amazing team the Nets are, after all, their amazing 13-12 record before tonight (which was identical to Miami) clearly proves it.
Get over it... its called a bias, more specifically, a confirmation bias. In other words, your belief is Wade gets more outrageous calls than any other superstar all the time, so anything that confirms that you will agree with, and anything that doesn't you will deny. If you see another star player, like Kobe, get a bad call his way, you will say "Finally, some justice", or "Well, the officials make mistakes every now and then". If it happens to Wade, well, "I knew it, he always gets the worst calls", "The league is rigged for D-Whistle!".
EDIT: All that being said, it was a terrible call, and at a terrible point in the game for it to happen too. But it was just one call, everything else in the game was fairly ho hum, or no worse than some of the ticky tack stuff called in Harris and Carter's favor on the other end.