« Reply #1 on: May 20, 2014, 02:12:32 AM »
From another thread:
Its interesting:
When the Lakers attempt 18 more free throws than the Kings in a Conference Finals game, it's a clear sign that the game is rigged.
When the Pacers attempt 22 more free throws than the Heat in a Conference Finals game, it's a clear sign that the refs were calling the game fairly.
Confirmation bias is a hell of a drug.
Wait til Tuesday, if we miss the top 3 it's a clear sign the league is rigging things against us, but if we get in the top 3 we just got lucky in a fair draw (EDIT: Unless the Lakers also get a better top 3 pick, in which case the draw was rigged but only for their spot, not ours. This stuff can get complicated).
Also, from that article:
The bravado behind Flagg?s assertions that he?d definitely win a case against the NBA over referee calls is the height of ridiculousness. It wasn?t about the ?Golden Goose.? There was nothing there.
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There was no fix worth investigating, no lawsuit worth chasing down. The Mavs lost three very close games against a championship team because both their players and coaches failed to adapt on the fly, and they were blown out in another game that saw Dirk Nowitzki shoot 2 of 14 from the floor.
It wasn?t the Golden Goose that cost Dallas that championship. We remember.
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