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Take what you can get I suppose. I'll just look at it as a minor setback after being undefeated for 1/3rd of the regular season.
NBA 2012-13 Season Thread - Crown The Heat!
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Apparently it was also about you trying to compare Lebron to Jordan and Magic. Laughably, i might add.
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Russel is the GOAT. No one compares to Jordan. When all is said is done LeBron will be the closest to Jordan and will stand above Magic.
I like how Bulls fans have to cling to a guy who hasn't played for them since 1998. At least I get to be a fan of the present. All you can do is talk about Jordan. If I were you I'd be more worried about how Rose is never gonna be the same, if he ever comes back. Dude has a huge mental block and is afraid to play. He'll never be the same. Guess he was lucky LeBron gift wrapped him that MVP when he did, since LeBron will probably win the next five in a row.
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http://sports.yahoo.com/news/nba--le...064538958.html
BronBron crying about the game, thing is, he didn't have a foul in 6 games when there were obvious fouls against him...he wasn't complaining then.
He acts like a Fullback when on the court, he has to expect play will get rough for him at times but the second someone does it to him...he starts crying.
He's lucky he didn't play in the late 80's and 90's, he would have been filing police reports against Laimbeer.
BronBron crying about the game, thing is, he didn't have a foul in 6 games when there were obvious fouls against him...he wasn't complaining then.
He acts like a Fullback when on the court, he has to expect play will get rough for him at times but the second someone does it to him...he starts crying.
He's lucky he didn't play in the late 80's and 90's, he would have been filing police reports against Laimbeer.
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Seriously.
Anytime he doesnt get away with half a dozen traveling fouls per game = Refs screwed over the Heat
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I also laugh every time I see the replay of LeBron sizing up Boozer and thjrowing his sholder/elbow/body into him and pretty much bounces off Boozer. Meanwhile Boozer takes a small step or two backwards and just shakes his head no. I don't think that turned out how LeBron planned. LoL
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I agree it's not, it's an obvious charge on Lebron. The dude lowered his head and sholder and tried to plow his way through a man like he was a Fullback breaking through the line.
Hell that play there would have been considered open field in the NFL and according to their new rule what LeBron just did would be against the rules even in the NFL.
Hell that play there would have been considered open field in the NFL and according to their new rule what LeBron just did would be against the rules even in the NFL.
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Notice that Hinrich doesnt put his arms out until Lebron slams right into him, he then raises his arms and grabs on to Lebron slightly to avoid flying 10 feet through the air after that shoulder charge.
Before that, all that Hinrich does is try to stay in front of Lebron.
It is generally accepted that the offensive player should be charged with a charging foul if the defender
was still, or moving sideways or backwards but not forwards, when contact occurred,
took a legal guarding position before the contact, that is, one with both feet on the floor,
was hit on the torso (as opposed to the arm or leg),
respected the elements of time and distance.
However, NBA officials have set the standard "at the moment of upward motion" and the position of the defensive player's feet should not be a deciding factor. In the NBA, the question for officials to consider might be stated as such: Is the defensive player's torso set in position before the offensive player begins his upward motion?[2]
Lebron charged into Hinrich.
Before that, all that Hinrich does is try to stay in front of Lebron.
It is generally accepted that the offensive player should be charged with a charging foul if the defender
was still, or moving sideways or backwards but not forwards, when contact occurred,
took a legal guarding position before the contact, that is, one with both feet on the floor,
was hit on the torso (as opposed to the arm or leg),
respected the elements of time and distance.
However, NBA officials have set the standard "at the moment of upward motion" and the position of the defensive player's feet should not be a deciding factor. In the NBA, the question for officials to consider might be stated as such: Is the defensive player's torso set in position before the offensive player begins his upward motion?[2]
Lebron charged into Hinrich.