Jazz at Bulls 7:00 CST

[Miggs]

Holy hell, these Chicago broadcasters are total homers

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They’re boring as ****. Bring nothing to the table. No great voice. No great inflection or passion. No great insight into the game or sport in general. And by saying great, I mean not even halfway decent. They suck.

 

[JazzyFresh]

A flagrant foul may be unintentional or purposeful;

 

[reignman40]

I honestly don't get all the Niang hate on this board.

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[Bawse Dawg]

Niang loves his haters

 

[sahlensguy]

You rang Niang!

 

[Archie Moses]

A: If a player gets hit in the head or neck, it will probably be a flagrant 1 at the very least, even if it isn't a hard hit. Especially if the blow comes from an elbow, a kick or a fist. The refs want to help prevent concussions and may err on the side of being overprotective.Jun 12, 2017


dumb bro

Just because it's a rule doesn't mean I agree with it, numb nuts.

What's so hard to understand about that?

 

[MVP]

Unintentional hit to the arm should be the same as an unintentional hit to the head.
.

That is the most stupid thing I have ever read. Clearly you have no clue what concussion is and why the head is more protected than an arm.

 

[Jingled]

Bradley's done a pretty nice job protecting the paint tonight.

 

[zyzz]

White is doodoo. I know he's just a rook, but I hated him in the draft

 

[Hekate]

Unintentional hit to the arm should be the same as an unintentional hit to the head.

It was a weak *** call and weak asses eat that **** up.

You really want to get concussions playing basketball?

 

[DasJazz]

Clarkson literally didn't even touch him

 

[zyzz]

Thanks again again, Coby

 

[Miggs]

Disagree. Does not matter his intent for the ball, he missed it and smacked Rudy's head pretty hard. Refs reviewed it and got the right call. Any contact to the head of the player is dangerous play.

A: If a player gets hit in the head or neck, it will probably be a flagrant 1 at the very least, even if it isn't a hard hit. Especially if the blow comes from an elbow, a kick or a fist. The refs want to help prevent concussions and may err on the side of being overprotective.Jun 12, 2017


dumb bro

Not sure from where your random quote is taken but “There are two types of flagrant fouls in the NBA: Flagrant Foul 1, in which contact is considered unnecessary, and Flagrant Foul 2, in which contact is considered unnecessary and excessive. When a player commits a Flagrant Foul 1 twice, the player is ejected from the game.”

To me that was neither. I can understand a flagrant 1 I guess but I don’t agree with it. Some of you are just complete ******* and would be that annoying dude in pickup who calls a foul every other time down the court.

 

[zyzz]

Jeez that's like the 6th 3 that's gone in and out

 

[Miggs]

A: If a player gets hit in the head or neck, it will probably be a flagrant 1 at the very least, even if it isn't a hard hit. Especially if the blow comes from an elbow, a kick or a fist. The refs want to help prevent concussions and may err on the side of being overprotective.Jun 12, 2017


dumb bro

Yes you are.

 

[Isaiah 1:13]

Levine still making the same mistakes he made in Minny

 

[Archie Moses]

That is the most stupid thing I have ever read. Clearly you have no clue what concussion is and why the head is more protected than an arm.

Rudy lost a contact. He didn't get a concussion.

Clearly you have no argument.

 

[yamers]

Just because it's a rule doesn't mean I agree with it, numb nuts.

What's so hard to understand about that?

in archie's NBA bruce lee flying tiger kicks to the dome would be OKAY.

 

[Miggs]

He stopped a 3 on 1 fastbreak and they missed the shot because it's harder to score against set defenses. Especially if you have Rudy Gobert. It was a smart foul.

He was the second guy back. One dude (forget who) was by the rim.

 

[infection]

Don’t **** this up for us Bradley.

We don’t need Davis getting time again.

We don’t need Bradley getting time, either.