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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:02:43 GMT -5
And regardless, I don't blame refs for losses, unlike you or Ducky. Rockets had 24 fouls to the Blazers 12 last game. I say the Rockets got beat.
I don't blame shit on things your team can't control. If you get it done, you get it done.
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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:05:51 GMT -5
 I mean, if that's the Yao Ming arm-grabbing you are talking about, what in God's name do you expect? How the fuck can you beat fronting that comes in the form of a bear hug? He's trying to deny him the ball, and Yao is acting like any other fucking foreigner would, FLOP and grab the defender. I mean look at Yao, he's trying so hard to pull Greg over, but Greg's too strong. Also, you're stupid, it would make NO sense to pull Greg Oden in that position on the court. Do you even realize where they are? Yao has a clear path to the basket there with Greg Oden sealed behind him. Why the fuck would he grab Greg Oden and pull him there? That's him trying to get Oden off of him so he can get an easy lay-up. ODEN IS HUGGING HIM. How is that not fucking obvious? |
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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:06:28 GMT -5
Oh and you can see Aldridge there, who's probably camping in the paint with no offensive player around him.
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Post by tmaczdaddy on Apr 29, 2009 23:07:10 GMT -5
All I'm saying is that most the fouls called FOR Yao are not fouls.
Sure maybe on that particular play Oden fouled him there, but I do remember that Yao get great position and would've had an easy dunk were it not for a foul there.
If you call those fouls for Yao, then call them for the Blazers also.
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Post by tmaczdaddy on Apr 29, 2009 23:10:25 GMT -5
1 picture defines the whole game for you, huh?
Sorry, but the Blazers have played good solid defense against Yao MOST the time, and get called on it.
Most the fouls are pretty ridiculous, with Yao obviously grabbing the defenders arm(and no I'm not referring to that picture lol).
Lost time, peace
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Post by tmaczdaddy on Apr 29, 2009 23:13:12 GMT -5
Blazers will win in 7!
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Post by csdude07 on Apr 29, 2009 23:14:39 GMT -5
Oden and Joel are simply not on Yao's level and it shows on every possession. It also shows in the stats.
Oden: 5.4 ppg, 4.0 RPG, 4.6 FPG
Przybilla: 4.0 ppg, 7.2 RPG, 3.8 FPG
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Post by cllaatsch on Apr 29, 2009 23:16:05 GMT -5
Go Hornets! wait....
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Post by tmaczdaddy on Apr 29, 2009 23:17:47 GMT -5
Maybe if they didn't call a foul every time Portland touches him or yao pretending like he got shot, which is caused by Yao pinning there arms and turning into them. Then give Portlands star Roy the same benefit. Artest could be charged with assault the way he is constantly holding and pushing on Roy. When Roy drives the lane he is constantly getting hammered and gets calls maybe 25% of the time. Yao constantly goes in air and Roy gets the contact, but NOTHING is called.
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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:19:15 GMT -5
Oden has hugged him on several occasions, and then Portland is up in arms when they get called for that foul. Greg Oden is a retarded fouling machine and shouldn't even be in the discussion. Pryzbilla I don't pay too much attention to because I'm too busy thinking of how much of a Vanilla Gorilla he is. And they have called those fouls on Yao. He had two of them in Game 2, two offensive fouls in Game 3 that sent him to the bench early, he had it called on him once during Game 4 (I was there).
I mean, what do you expect? Oden/Pryzbilla are NOWHERE near the offensive threat Yao is. Yao doesn't have to do the same shit to them that they do to Yao. The only thing remotely close is how Scola guards LA, but Aldridge just shoots jumpers anyways.
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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:20:30 GMT -5
1 picture defines the whole game for you, huh? Yeah, that's what I did, champ. GTFO |
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Post by csdude07 on Apr 29, 2009 23:20:32 GMT -5
Maybe if they didn't call a foul every time Portland touches him or yao pretending like he got shot, which is caused by Yao pinning there arms and turning into them. Then give Portlands star Roy the same benefit. Artest could be charged with assault the way he is constantly holding and pushing on Roy. When Roy drives the lane he is constantly getting hammered and gets calls maybe 25% of the time. Yao constantly goes in air and Roy gets the contact, but NOTHING is called. Lotta complaining these playoffs about fouls...guess what...it's the playoffs, and you gotta come with more than a weak-ass excuse like contact. Playoffs = roughness. Have you watched any of the other series? Contact like crazy. Portland needs to man up. Then they might succeed. |
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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:21:25 GMT -5
Maybe if they didn't call a foul every time Portland touches him or yao pretending like he got shot, which is caused by Yao pinning there arms and turning into them. Then give Portlands star Roy the same benefit. Artest could be charged with assault the way he is constantly holding and pushing on Roy. When Roy drives the lane he is constantly getting hammered and gets calls maybe 25% of the time. Yao constantly goes in air and Roy gets the contact, but NOTHING is called. A defender can jump straight up with contact, champ. He's allowed that much. Should Yao get out of the way? |
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Post by ashes on Apr 29, 2009 23:22:18 GMT -5
It doesn't even matter if it's in the restricted area. It's in the rules. A defender can go straight up, if there's contact, it's not a foul.
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Post by csdude07 on Apr 29, 2009 23:22:21 GMT -5
Maybe if they didn't call a foul every time Portland touches him or yao pretending like he got shot, which is caused by Yao pinning there arms and turning into them. Then give Portlands star Roy the same benefit. Artest could be charged with assault the way he is constantly holding and pushing on Roy. When Roy drives the lane he is constantly getting hammered and gets calls maybe 25% of the time. Yao constantly goes in air and Roy gets the contact, but NOTHING is called. A defender can jump straight up with contact, champ. He's allowed that much. Should Yao get out of the way? Yup. |
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