San Antonio!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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From: Orange County, Ca
Originally Posted by ShanesG
Lakers in 5 WOOOO WOOOOOO
NBA-"Where not supporting your local team happens"
NBA-"Where not supporting your local team happens"
my pops is from Texas so of course i support Texas Teams... if i was gonna root for a team from Cali it would be Golden State... cuz i came from Oakland... 
Basketball- #1 San Antonio #2 Golden State
Football- #1 Dallas #2 Oakland
Spurs good to go HOMEEEEEE
, LAKER will take it in 5 babeeeeeee
Originally Posted by abunai
Phil Jackson said in his interview it was a non call... dont know what you watched 
the shot did not clearly hit the rim it took slow motion for people to actually see it... but i guess with your superior vision and court side seating you saw it happen... after seeing the replay and being told to look for the angle of the shot after it barely grazed the rim i realized yes it did graze the rim...
Kobe travelled with about 20 seconds left on the clock by mid court they showed that on the replay also... but hey Duncan travelled too...
the game will go 6 and has a chance to go 7 but i think 6 will be it.
the shot did not clearly hit the rim it took slow motion for people to actually see it... but i guess with your superior vision and court side seating you saw it happen...
after seeing the replay and being told to look for the angle of the shot after it barely grazed the rim i realized yes it did graze the rim... Kobe travelled with about 20 seconds left on the clock by mid court they showed that on the replay also... but hey Duncan travelled too...
the game will go 6 and has a chance to go 7 but i think 6 will be it.
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Last edited by JYear; May 29, 2008 at 12:06 AM.
NBA said tonight it should have been a 2 shot foul...........It should have been 3 shots, he had him in the air all you gotta do is jump into him. Isnt that drawing a foul 101?
Originally Posted by naughty240
Im saying he had the guy in the air all he had to do was jump into him and throw the ball up. I only saw the replay. Didnt Dirk have that same play happen to him?
Originally Posted by Sukairain
^ So Dirk basicly lost the game for Spurs because he's a chicken. I can't believe he tried to dribble around Fisher with no time on the shot clock. Epic Fail.
Dirk?
http://news.yahoo.com/s/ap/20080529/...kn_nba_no_foul
KNEW IT... oh well! if spurs lose today, it was a great series!
KNEW IT... oh well! if spurs lose today, it was a great series!
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From: Orange County, Ca
here is the whole story if your too lazy too click on the link:
NBA: Foul should have been called at end of Game 4 Thu May 29, 3:32 AM ET
NEW YORK - The NBA acknowledged Wednesday that a foul should have been called on the final possession of Game 4 in the Western Conference finals, which would have given the San Antonio Spurs a chance to even the series.
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Trailing 93-91 on Tuesday night, the Spurs inbounded the ball with 2.1 seconds left to Brent Barry, who was bumped by Los Angeles Lakers guard Derek Fisher on the floor. No foul was called, and Barry missed badly on a 3-pointer before time expired.
Spurs players and coach Gregg Popovich said a foul should not have been called, but the NBA disagreed with them after reviewing the play.
"With the benefit of instant replay, it appears a foul should have been called," NBA spokesman Tim Frank said.
Had that happened, Barry would have gone to the line for two free throws and a chance to tie the game. Instead, the defending champion Spurs trail the series 3-1 and face elimination Thursday in Los Angeles.
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NBA: Foul should have been called at end of Game 4 Thu May 29, 3:32 AM ET
NEW YORK - The NBA acknowledged Wednesday that a foul should have been called on the final possession of Game 4 in the Western Conference finals, which would have given the San Antonio Spurs a chance to even the series.
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Trailing 93-91 on Tuesday night, the Spurs inbounded the ball with 2.1 seconds left to Brent Barry, who was bumped by Los Angeles Lakers guard Derek Fisher on the floor. No foul was called, and Barry missed badly on a 3-pointer before time expired.
Spurs players and coach Gregg Popovich said a foul should not have been called, but the NBA disagreed with them after reviewing the play.
"With the benefit of instant replay, it appears a foul should have been called," NBA spokesman Tim Frank said.
Had that happened, Barry would have gone to the line for two free throws and a chance to tie the game. Instead, the defending champion Spurs trail the series 3-1 and face elimination Thursday in Los Angeles.
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If you feel Yahoo Sports isnt credible then go to SI.COM its on there too...