Watching the Warriors, it sure looks like they teach the dirtiest play in basketball for D. At least 3-6 times in the first half, Warriors' defenders took away landing space from Rox shooters a la Zaza vs. Kawhi. That's way too often to be coincidence.
That's the dirtiest play in bball.
Boy who cried wolf. Harden flails and flops on every single jumper he takes, so it’s hard to tell what’s real and what’s not. He doesn’t deserve the benefit of the doubt. Also, See CP3 at end of third - clear flop to try to get the call - Livingston was to side and never made contact.
I am not supporting either team. All I did was state a fact. That play is the dirtiest play in bball and the Warriors use it every night.
Flop city
I am not supporting either team. All I did was state a fact. That play is the dirtiest play in bball and the Warriors use it every night.
If that is not a foul, just throw away the whistle. At every level of basketball you have to allow a shooter to land.
It was not called today. I guess you can choose to not call that a foul and live with the consequences, but it has to be called the same way every day.
If that is not a foul, just throw away the whistle. At every level of basketball you have to allow a shooter to land.
It was not called today. I guess you can choose to not call that a foul and live with the consequences, but it has to be called the same way every day.
I think the Zaza play was dirty. I didn’t see anything dirty in today’s game. The Warriors contested, but Harden lands in a very unnatural way, purely to try and draw a foul. The last sequence was a perfect example - he jumped forward and kicked his legs forward. That’s not a natural jump shooting motion. That’s a blatant attempt to draw a foul.
Remember how mad everybody used to be at Bruce Bowen when he regularly got away with this? It’s not even a new phenomenon. The league has been calling it all year.
You should take a look at the rule before commenting on it. Steve Javie said that the majority of those were clear, uncalled fouls.