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Nuvendil said:
TH3-D0S3R said:

That Thompson foul I wont argue. Currys supposed 'arm grab' on Shumpert was a clear attempt by Shumpert and flop. I'm however complaining more about the uncalled fouls (like when you see Shumpert or Thompson shove either Curry, Durant, or Green, I've counted it at least 9 times), the Warriors are getting called for the same things these two are doing, but those two aren't. I'm more or less just asking for consistency.

No he grabbed shumpert.  Shumpert sold it but hey, welcome to the modern league.  I hate it, but that's how it is these days.  Back in the day you would yank your arm out and get the ball.  And the refs seemed to have eased up and called some of those pushing fouls on the Cavs.  But I can tell you what will happen cause it happens every finals.  This game and maybe the next, refs will be agressive and everyone will whine, "let the boys play!"

And then we'll have a game where very little is called, a fist fight almost breaks out, and everyone flips out about it. 

Cause this is every finals lately.  EVERY finals.

It's all a matter of the refs. If they want to call EVERYTHING, they're gonna hear about everything they aren't calling that the other team is getting called for. If they let them play, people complain, "Where's the Foul REF."

Me personally, I like the refs to be nonexistent in the Finals, and thus I just want the players to do what they get paid millions for (the ultimate reason why this game is bugging me). If they break out into fisticuffs, I like that, shows me they're playing with heart. However, they need to be consistent in what they call and how they call it, and if they want to call everything but aren't calling a majority of fouls one way or another, than it can be a huge problem for the team that is feeling the wrath.

The Warriors are playing dumb, but of the 12 fouls I saw from the Warriors in the first half, I'd say about 7-9 were fair. However, you can't argue the refs giving the Cavs 22 FTA's in the 1st quarter didn't somehow help them build a lead, even if they did miss 8.



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monocle_layton said:
Michael Jordan literally damaged Barkley's career by denying him a shot at the ring. You're making no sense at all.

Well Barkley's Sun came the closest to defeating the Bulls in the finals that series almost went seven and one of the games went into triple overtime.  Jordan had to average over 40 points per game to win that series.  It is probably one of the factors for him going into a hiatus.



Nuvendil said:
Ok I haven't seen all the fouls, but some of this is the Warrior's being stupid. That foul that just happened on the fast break, if you know you ain't got a shot of blocking Lebron either foul the fool out of him or get out of the way. And Green's arm swat at the jump ball was ridiculous. It looks like both teams are playing a bit on the loose side.

You know I'm just kidding lol

 

Horrible officiating happens- Warriors are being careless defensively. Take off half of the Cav's free throws and they still have a ridiculous amount of points

 

Anyways, I'm concerned the Cavs will run out of gas again. Last thing I want to see is them choke an 18 point lead because their tempo was too fast



Whenever the Cavs break a 3 point shooting record I always get confused. I keep forgetting they have made such strides since the 2015 finals when they basically had to run the Warriors off the line and hope to slug it out in the paint cause they couldn't hit the broad side of a barn from behind the arc xD



Smart call by Tyronn Lue with that immediate time out.
You can't give Golden State ANY momentum.



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BTW, is it me, or does Tyronn Lue always look like he's gonna throw the biggest hissie fit in the world?



Chris Hu said:
LOL 49 points in the first quarter and 86 points in the first half both NBA records. My point that the Chicago Bulls where vastly superior stands the most points they allowed in a quarter was 31. The most points they gave up in a game was 129 but that game went to triple overtime. To win their final two titles they held the Jazz to under 86 points per game.

Don't forget game 3- 54-96

 

THAT is legendary defense. 



I'm sticking with my prediction of Warriors winning. Yes, Cavs got 86 in a half, but is no one paying attention? They ran out of gas before, and it wpuldn't be surprisong if they fall flat. Warriors only need to stop the sloppy ball handling and it's game over



Man LeBron's passing is just absurd. Is he telepathic or something?



WOAH what kind of dunk contest madness was that?!