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A few of points from yesterday's game...
The sideline chat Mazzulla was giving the team highlighted one of my earlier points about this team - they have to rebound better. He said to make it "personal", whatever the hell that means. I was glad to hear that.
Jokic enters the box waaaaaay before the free throw shooter releases and the refs never call it. Both Kornet & Brown had misses where Jokic was already in the box and facing the net before the shot was off. Brown's deliberate free throw shooting motions get a ton of defenders to jump in early and the refs never seem to call it. It's weird that something so obvious happens so often without any announcer, homer or otherwise, noting it either.
I like the double big of Kornet & Horford. Al is a sneaky defender while Kornet defends the rim nicely. Queta is a decent backup but he's really just a foul machine. Speaking of fouls, Queta had a nice breakaway dunk where it was extremely obvious that he was fouled. No call and the announcers, watching the replay, made no comment on it. Queta did - not that it got him anywhere.
Why is it that when a player from the other team hits ball first then hits arm/body, like Westbrook did to Tatum in the 1st half, a challenge reversed the foul call, but when the same thing happened a few games back and a Celtic (Hauser?) did the exact same thing, the foul was upheld? I'm beginning to think that the NBA, like the NFL, doesn't like us.
The sideline chat Mazzulla was giving the team highlighted one of my earlier points about this team - they have to rebound better. He said to make it "personal", whatever the hell that means. I was glad to hear that.
Jokic enters the box waaaaaay before the free throw shooter releases and the refs never call it. Both Kornet & Brown had misses where Jokic was already in the box and facing the net before the shot was off. Brown's deliberate free throw shooting motions get a ton of defenders to jump in early and the refs never seem to call it. It's weird that something so obvious happens so often without any announcer, homer or otherwise, noting it either.
I like the double big of Kornet & Horford. Al is a sneaky defender while Kornet defends the rim nicely. Queta is a decent backup but he's really just a foul machine. Speaking of fouls, Queta had a nice breakaway dunk where it was extremely obvious that he was fouled. No call and the announcers, watching the replay, made no comment on it. Queta did - not that it got him anywhere.
Why is it that when a player from the other team hits ball first then hits arm/body, like Westbrook did to Tatum in the 1st half, a challenge reversed the foul call, but when the same thing happened a few games back and a Celtic (Hauser?) did the exact same thing, the foul was upheld? I'm beginning to think that the NBA, like the NFL, doesn't like us.











