You're talking to a guy that is still obsessed with perceptions of the Jazz's dirtiness from 20 years ago. There's your answer.
Ronnie Nunn addresses Favor's tech, but he's wrong.
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Wait your saying that isnt' a woman? and after I.... I... Oh, my GOD! Einhorn is a man!
[heads to the bathroom to throw up]
TheSilencer1313
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Wait your saying that isnt' a woman? and after I.... I... Oh, my GOD! Einhorn is a man!
[heads to the bathroom to throw up]
I'd hit some Einhorn.
gregbroncs
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You missed the point. My opinion does not matter. It was close enough to be a debate. I stated that I did not think it deserved an ejection. However, the refs point is valid. He threw the ball very hard in the general direction of the stands. It was caught by somebody not on the court. He has a right to his POV. It can very easily be interpreted his way.
Favors absolutely deserved the "T". That is obvious. That he put fans in danger of being hit, by throwing the ball the way he did. Is up for debate but it could definitely be argued for. So the ref made the judgement that is was over the top. In your opinion it was not. Unfortunately for you it is his opinion that mattered.
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If I'm right, The NBA officially acknowledged that refs made a BIG mistake by not calling a foul on Uncle Fisher, on a last second Barry three, in game 6 of SAS-LAL series back in '08 playoffs. You should know that I'm not making a case for Stern, I hate him. Just for the record.
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Favors ejection was the right decision.
However, refs should also have ejected Nowinski before that Favors incident ever happened. By the time he slapped the ball out of Favors' hands, Dirk had already earned a Tech.
However, refs should also have ejected Nowinski before that Favors incident ever happened. By the time he slapped the ball out of Favors' hands, Dirk had already earned a Tech.