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Happens at 0:42https://youtu.be/3K_pcC1wOmARockets lost by 2The Houston Rockets will likely file an official protest in regards to the refs failing to count a James Harden dunk during their 135-133 loss to the San Antonio Spurs, league sources told Tim MacMahon of ESPN.The Rockets were optimistic that the NBA would take action without a protest, though the team may now file a protest within the allotted 48-hour window following a game to force a ruling.Sources also told ESPN that the league is conducting an investigation, though the resolution could take longer than 48 hours.The play in question took place with 7 minutes and 50 seconds left in the game. The Rockets would have lead 103-89 had Harden's dunk counted.League sources added that the Rockets will not be awarded a winhttps://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/28227763/rockets-likely-file-protest-missed-call-james-harden-dunk
I guess it's worth establishing that the Rockets wuz robbed, but beyond that what relief can they get?
One almost wonders if they bet on that game.
Officials messed it all up by not reviewing the play right after...heck or even if they played it out, it could have easily been reviewed right after a time out or something and add 2 points in the score just like what these clowns do after a made three that is suspect...they do it all the time but for some reason chose to ignore this instance.I think nothing would come out of this as it is but its ineresting what they league would do.
Quote from: bopna on December 05, 2019, 11:36:10 AMOfficials messed it all up by not reviewing the play right after...heck or even if they played it out, it could have easily been reviewed right after a time out or something and add 2 points in the score just like what these clowns do after a made three that is suspect...they do it all the time but for some reason chose to ignore this instance.I think nothing would come out of this as it is but its ineresting what they league would do.Huh, that is a really good point. They always add or subtract a point on later-reviewed 3-pointers; why in the world couldn't they have done that with this shot? I suppose the NBA didn't think they needed a similar review process for made/missed baskets, but these refs have obviously proven otherwise.
Quote from: jambr380 on December 05, 2019, 11:45:42 AMQuote from: bopna on December 05, 2019, 11:36:10 AMOfficials messed it all up by not reviewing the play right after...heck or even if they played it out, it could have easily been reviewed right after a time out or something and add 2 points in the score just like what these clowns do after a made three that is suspect...they do it all the time but for some reason chose to ignore this instance.I think nothing would come out of this as it is but its ineresting what they league would do.Huh, that is a really good point. They always add or subtract a point on later-reviewed 3-pointers; why in the world couldn't they have done that with this shot? I suppose the NBA didn't think they needed a similar review process for made/missed baskets, but these refs have obviously proven otherwise.Because it has to be rule-based and if they review this goaltend call automatically they would have to review all of them. Which wouldn't be a terrible idea but isn't the current setup.
The funny thing about the LeBron travel is that there were three refs on the floor and it's tremendously obvious from the video that not one of them had eyes on the ball. The ref on the near side in the video should have that responsibility and you can see him looking under the basket, which is the other ref's responsibility because he is camped under the basket. Just do your job and keep an eye on the ballhandler if it's your assignment on that side of the court.