I agree and they should total up flops like techs. So maybe like 25 obvious flops = 1 game suspension. Let's see what happens if the NBA actually does something about it. I give MLS credit they are fining guys for "embellishing" fouls.They need to retroactively fine folks for flopping. Something significant too.
Biggest advantage for Warriors in Game 7 is CP3 looked awful in Game 6. He could barely move around and didn't play as much as he normally does. The dude is always hurt and never been passed the second round. Interesting how people pile on Carmelo about not getting far into the playoffs but Teh Tool gets a free pass.
Zach Randolph suspended for game 7. NBA ensures the Thudner's books will be balanced to the 2nd round.
They should suspend hibbert for being a lay low motherfucker, but Vogel has already kinda.So this means p George is suspended then right?
Setting aside the fact this is an absolute travesty, that's exactly why Steven Adams needs to get minutes. Everybody he plays against ends up trying to beat his ass haha.
Give adams time. Everyone wants to fight adams for a reason
So you think Paul needs to be suspended? He took 2 steps forward and that deserves a suspension?So being suspended or not for game seven seems directly tied to being the higher seed.
Paul George, Glen Davis - Nope
Z-Bo - Yup
And we say the league isn't rigged.
Because he runs his mouth and plays pretty legit defense (most of the time). Guy has some solid fundamentals. He wasn't biting on Z-Bo's fakes last night.
Let's be real, it is because he is fake tough
Let's be real, it is because he is fake tough
Look at this Vine and watch Harden. That clip would be amazing in the regular season, but that’s in a playoff game. A four-point game. In the final minute. Future generations will study Harden on defense to learn exactly what it looks like to not give a f—.
Except for a few stretches that were exceptions — the last few minutes of Game 5, for instance — Harden has been shocking us like that for the entire Blazers series. He embodies all of the worst stereotypes people have about NBA players:
• Lazy on defense? (Check)
• Chucking horrible shots? (Definitely)
• Flopping and begging for whistles? (Yep)
• Indignant when someone criticizes him for all of this? (YEP)
It sucks. He can still change everything this weekend, but watching what he’s become has been a brutal reality check.
Steven Adams is 7-feet tall and from New Zealand, which technically makes him an ent. You need these guys in the playoffs, big, loping tree-warriors with clubs for limbs and a moral code that isn’t quite human. At a moment last night when it looked like James Johnson might single-handedly wrench the Grizzlies back into what had been a ragged blowout — already a phenomenally strange moment in this phenomenally strange series — Adams slowly and calmly went to work razing battlements: five blocks in 20 minutes, along with three rebounds, four fouls, a cathedral bell ringing inside Marc Gasol’s cranium, and at least one stretch when he seemed to have driven Zach Randolph toward a temporary-insanity plea.