2kool4skool;1188369 wrote:If not for the worst officiated playoff game in 10 years, Boston would be up 3-1 and the series would be near over.

Going to be comical to see how far the officials have to go to keep the Finals close.

dlazz;1188308 wrote:Bosh is going to **** up the chemistry of the Heat. I'll bet they lose their next game.

friendfromlowry;1188380 wrote:What chemistry? IMO, Spoelstra is in a lose-lose situation with Bosh. If he plays them and they lose, everyone is going to blame him for disrupting the "chemistry" (in quotations because I don't think they have any). If he doesn't play Bosh and they lose, he'll be blamed for that.

dlazz;1188382 wrote:If they play him, he isn't going to be 100% and he might harm the output of the team. If they don't play him, at least they know Wade/Lebron are going to be taking every shot.

dlazz;1188382 wrote:If they play him, he isn't going to be 100% and he might harm the output of the team. If they don't play him, at least they know Wade/Lebron are going to be taking every shot.

friendfromlowry;1188409 wrote:Dustin you're not a team doctor. You dont know he won't be 100%. He might be 110%.

Hb31187;1188443 wrote:Just saw Lebron was QQ'ing in the lockeroom talking about his fouls? He seriously has the audacity to complain about fouls called on him for once?

Hb31187;1188443 wrote:Just saw Lebron was QQ'ing in the lockeroom talking about his fouls? He seriously has the audacity to complain about fouls called on him for once?

karen lotz;1188469 wrote:Did you see his last two "fouls" or not?

KR1245;1188472 wrote:I saw them, they could easily have gone either way. Every player in the league has had questionable calls go against them, Bron should be no different

karen lotz;1188479 wrote:LOL the double foul that was called could have gone either way?

karen lotz;1188469 wrote:Did you see his last two "fouls" or not?

karen lotz;1188479 wrote:LOL the double foul that was called could have gone either way? Come on man.

In the end it doesn't matter because its 2-2 but some people on here are ridiculous. Actually applauding horrible officiating out of hatred.

jordo212000;1188510 wrote:http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8007884/2012-nba-playoffs-miami-heat-boston-celtics-game-4-draws-record-cable-rating

Last night's game scored the highest overnight rating since they started keeping records in 2003. Remember when a lot of guys on here said that people would have no interest in stars teaming up? Myth busted. NBA is smoking right now.

hoops23;1188513 wrote:Is it a surprise that that many people were watching? Everyone outside of Miami and the newfound Heat bandwagoners is hoping the Heat lose.

Not only that, but there wasn't anything competing with the game for ratings last night.

jordo212000;1188519 wrote:You honestly think similar situations where one game is on hadn't happened in the 9 other years they have been tracking this?

But no surprise to me. I find myself glued to this postseason. So many intriguing storylines and great players on the court. I would say that there are probably a few people who are surprised on this site though. Plenty said that interest in the league would vanish because people would be turned off by super teams. People with a clue argued otherwise.

jordo212000;1188510 wrote:http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8007884/2012-nba-playoffs-miami-heat-boston-celtics-game-4-draws-record-cable-rating

Last night's game scored the highest overnight rating since they started keeping records in 2003. Remember when a lot of guys on here said that people would have no interest in stars teaming up? Myth busted. NBA is smoking right now.

jordo212000;1188510 wrote:http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8007884/2012-nba-playoffs-miami-heat-boston-celtics-game-4-draws-record-cable-rating

Last night's game scored the highest overnight rating since they started keeping records in 2003. Remember when a lot of guys on here said that people would have no interest in stars teaming up? Myth busted. NBA is smoking right now.

jpake1;1188535 wrote:Heat favored by 8pts tomorrow night. They're also favored to win in 7 games. We'll see. I hope both series go 7. I just wish that officiating isn't one of the story lines from here on out. Call it right, call it fair, call it consistent.

Very random and just some rambling... since I've been very impressed with the Celtics, I've been thinking about their "long-term", or lack of it. Many people say this is it, but would it surprise anybody if Ray and KG signed with the Celtics again for vet min or Battier like contracts-- and allow the team to target some good FA's to make a 2-3 year run? They're at 34.5M with Rondo/Bradley/Pierce/Bass if he chooses/Johnson/ and Stiemsma. They need rebounding, so could a guy like Humphries help? Could signing Kaman help and keep KG at his natural 4? There's a handful of decent players that could make this a scary team for another 2-3 years (Jamison, Camby, Kidd, etc).

jordo212000;1188510 wrote:http://espn.go.com/nba/playoffs/2012/story/_/id/8007884/2012-nba-playoffs-miami-heat-boston-celtics-game-4-draws-record-cable-rating

Last night's game scored the highest overnight rating since they started keeping records in 2003. Remember when a lot of guys on here said that people would have no interest in stars teaming up? Myth busted. NBA is smoking right now.