To guard the other teams Pg and handle some of the ball handlingrobj55;1156222 wrote:Why, half the time they run isolation for Melo or Amare anyway.
easy call when it's that obvious, normally the hardest call in the game thoughHb31187;1156223 wrote:These refs LOVE to call charges, damn
Iman Shumpert?Hb31187;1156226 wrote:To guard the other teams Pg and handle some of the ball handling
Yeah, he looks poor, sloppy, and awkward out there.Hb31187;1156221 wrote:He might be the dirtiest looking player in the NBA
Much rather see him out there than Lin/Davis/Bibby/Douglasrobj55;1156229 wrote:Iman Shumpert?
Well he is from South Dakota lolhoops23;1156231 wrote:Yeah, he looks poor, sloppy, and awkward out there.
If I saw him in public not knowing who he was, I'd think he was trash.
Davis is a good defender still, and can obviously handle the ball. He just hasn't been healthy/in shape for a while now.Hb31187;1156232 wrote:Much rather see him out there than Lin/Davis/Bibby/Douglas
He kinda reminds me of Morrison lolhoops23;1156231 wrote:Yeah, he looks poor, sloppy, and awkward out there.
If I saw him in public not knowing who he was, I'd think he was trash.
I didn't say anything about them, I said those were easy charge calls, which they were. Drink another one.DeyDurkie5;1156234 wrote:robj sucks the heats nut. Anytime someone posts about them or something concerning the game, he is immediately there to back them up. take it easy killer LOL
The last one on Amare that woulda been an And 1 was an obvious slide job by Battier though lol.robj55;1156228 wrote:easy call when it's that obvious, normally the hardest call in the game though
he took it in the chest, looked like the right callHb31187;1156240 wrote:The last one on Amare that woulda been an And 1 was an obvious slide job by Battier though lol.
But in the NBA, they usually give the slides to the offensive player when they try and avoid. Battier was set, Amare tried to avoid, Battier slide and it was called. Squared up, but still slide a little late.robj55;1156243 wrote:he took it in the chest, looked like the right call
I agree, I always look if the player took it in the chest if it's questionable though.Laley23;1156246 wrote:But in the NBA, they usually give the slides to the offensive player when they try and avoid. Battier was set, Amare tried to avoid, Battier slide and it was called. Squared up, but still slide a little late.