Clippers (34-17) at Celtics (31-23) Game #55 2/10/16

[BudweiserCeltic]

Chris Paul tried to pull one of those ridiculous open court charge moves. So dangerous. We need a rule against that.

Huh?

[positivitize]

I hate how Sully is a jump shooter now, even if he is knocking down his mid range well.

Have I recently said how I want to get rid of him? Allow me to reiterate it. TRADE SULLY.

[Chief]

Trade Sully please!

[bostonsportsforlife]

Smart with the great defense to force the bad pass!

[BudweiserCeltic]

Trade Sully please!

4-5 tonight so far, 3 rebounds, 2 assists... 8 points.

Timing?

[max215]

Chris Paul tried to pull one of those ridiculous open court charge moves. So dangerous. We need a rule against that.

Huh?

Yeah, that wording was a bit awkward. Chris Paul does this thing a lot where he'll find someone at midcourt who's looking down, turning around, or is someway not aware of his surroundings. Paul will then plant himself directly in front of the person and cause a collision. This is then called as an offensive foul on the player that CP set up for the collision. It's horribly dangerous. I think Anthony Davis got hurt when CP did it earlier this year.

[Ilikesports17]

what was the tech for?

[max215]

what was the tech for?

Defensive 3 seconds.

[BudweiserCeltic]

Chris Paul tried to pull one of those ridiculous open court charge moves. So dangerous. We need a rule against that.

Huh?

Yeah, that wording was a bit awkward. Chris Paul does this thing a lot where he'll find someone at midcourt who's looking down, turning around, or is someway not aware of his surroundings. Paul will then plant himself directly in front of the person and cause a collision. This is then called as an offensive foul on the player that CP set up for the collision. It's horribly dangerous. I think Anthony Davis got hurt when CP did it earlier this year.

I understood it, I just don't think it's something that should be made illegal or be in arms about for someone doing it.

It's good defense, and I won't hold good defense against anyone.

[SHAQATTACK]

Chris Paul tried to pull one of those ridiculous open court charge moves. So dangerous. We need a rule against that.

Huh?

Yeah, that wording was a bit awkward. Chris Paul does this thing a lot where he'll find someone at midcourt who's looking down, turning around, or is someway not aware of his surroundings. Paul will then plant himself directly in front of the person and cause a collision. This is then called as an offensive foul on the player that CP set up for the collision. It's horribly dangerous. I think Anthony Davis got hurt when CP did it earlier this year.

I ve seen him pull that move his whole career and at Wake Forrest too.  It's his trade mark butt hole move.

[max215]

Chris Paul tried to pull one of those ridiculous open court charge moves. So dangerous. We need a rule against that.

Huh?

Yeah, that wording was a bit awkward. Chris Paul does this thing a lot where he'll find someone at midcourt who's looking down, turning around, or is someway not aware of his surroundings. Paul will then plant himself directly in front of the person and cause a collision. This is then called as an offensive foul on the player that CP set up for the collision. It's horribly dangerous. I think Anthony Davis got hurt when CP did it earlier this year.

I understood it, I just don't think it's something that should be made illegal or be in arms about for someone doing it.

It's good defense, and I won't hold good defense against anyone.

It's definitely clever, but I personally think it's just unnecessarily dangerous.

[BudweiserCeltic]

There we go KO, no hesitation!

[SHAQATTACK]

Chris Paul tried to pull one of those ridiculous open court charge moves. So dangerous. We need a rule against that.

Huh?

Yeah, that wording was a bit awkward. Chris Paul does this thing a lot where he'll find someone at midcourt who's looking down, turning around, or is someway not aware of his surroundings. Paul will then plant himself directly in front of the person and cause a collision. This is then called as an offensive foul on the player that CP set up for the collision. It's horribly dangerous. I think Anthony Davis got hurt when CP did it earlier this year.

I understood it, I just don't think it's something that should be made illegal or be in arms about for someone doing it.

It's good defense, and I won't hold good defense against anyone.

It's definitely clever, but I personally think it's just unnecessarily dangerous.

It is ..

[BudweiserCeltic]

Come on people, someone rotate!!

[SCeltic34]

Low IQ defense by the C's.  Foul the heck out of Jordan if he gets the ball that deep.