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I can hardly wait until the Sonics move to Oklahoma City where Kevin Durrant and Barry Switzer will represent the Okies at the 2012 All-Star classic.
I don't know that I even care so much that there is bad calls made (their human) by the refs as long its at both ends(consistent).
HUUUUUMMMMMMNNNNNNN As Artie Johnson used to say " Very interesting".
It is self-fulfilling prophecy. The Jazz have led the league in fouls for so long, and Sloan is known to be a hard-nosed, defensive minded coach, that the refs come into a game with a mindset that the Jazz are physical and foul prone. They sit down as a crew before every game the league plays and discuss tendencies of the two competing teams and things to look for. With the Jazz, they discuss their tendency to be physical and to look for fouls.
I believe you are right that the Jazz get the raw end of the officiating stick more times than not. But, like I said, I think it is because that's what is expected, almost pre-determined, before the refs ever hit the floor.
I think with the recent trades, the Jazz and Lakers are the contenders along with he Spurs and maybe the Suns. Should be an interesting and entertaining post-season.
I don't think the Jazz get the short end of the stick on the fould calls, though it looks that way at times. The Jazz are playnig more and better defense now and I think the calls are starting to even out more. The technical on Brewer last night was an error and I expect it will be corrected- but it had no bearing on the outcome of the game in any case.
D Will would tear them up...he has got skills...
Do not recall you ever making comment,concerning that dear boy. Is it that you condone his tactics?
It must be,you do not read to much or else you'd see that I'm not the only-one that has the same outlook concerning this 4 1/2 million dollar a year negative loud mouth.
If you talk about BORING, take a good look at SlowN. You'll see clearly that he's the apathy of boring.(same garbage all the time ,20 years, oh it's just Jerry)
TIRED ?
They can handle cursing...maybe it is not good to hear it on TV for your kids and what not, but he is a basketball coach, who coaches grown men...
They can handle a little criticism, even when they were on fire from the 3 line, or when they go broke from the free throw line...if their feelings get hurt about being told there is room for improvement, then they probably wouldn't be in professional sports...nobody is perfect, so maybe jerry sloan has something going when he trys to keep a level head, even when times are good...
the NBA officials robbed Stockton and Malone of two
championships, by Jordan the Weasel, is not his fault.