i hope you are not arguing that the refs gave the game to boston?

if so, you are on crack, because 9 out of 10 calls went chicagos way in that particular game.

case in point, the last two calls on ray allen (to foul him out of the game might i add) were some of the weakest shite ive seen in nba playoff history.

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Posted by Klark Kent

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Member since Jan 2008

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Posted on 4/29/09 at 9:02 pm to rocket31

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if so, you are on crack, because 9 out of 10 calls went chicagos way in that particular game.

case in point, the last two calls on ray allen (to foul him out of the game might i add) were some of the weakest shite ive seen in nba playoff history.

obviously, not the point we're arguing...My point is I don't give a damn what minute of what quarter of what game that foul was in.

Rondo rared back and swung at Brad Miller, not making a play on the ball, just deliberately hitting Miller in the face as he was en route to the basket. Flagrant Foul.

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Posted by tigercavor

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Posted on 4/29/09 at 9:48 pm to rocket31

Having not used crack, i may have to defer to your crack-induced altered states of reality. In your highly experienced crack smoking state, I have a guestion for you to answer:

How many Rondo block in the regular season on opponent's break a way dunk? If you put down the crack pipe it will take you along time to find it.

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Posted by moneyg

Member since Jun 2006

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Posted on 4/29/09 at 9:57 pm to rocket31

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case in point, the last two calls on ray allen (to foul him out of the game might i add) were some of the weakest shite ive seen in nba playoff history.

The last call on Allen was a good call. Allen had hooked Miller after the pick and was attempting to get a call, when he was the one initiating the contact.

It was a pathetic move by Allen, and he deserved to be called for the foul.

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