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3 games in this series - 2 in Cleveland 1 in Orlando...
 
Total Foul Shots - Orlando 90 Cleveland 78
 
In the 2 Cleveland home games, the Cavs took 43 foul shots.
 
In 1 game in Orlando, the Magic took 51 foul shots.
 
In both games in Cleveland, the foul shooting differential was 3 and 1 in favor of Cleveland, in 1 game in Oralndo, their foul shooting advantage 14 to the Magic. 
 
Orlando wins by 10, but the Cavs make 2 more shots from the field tonight. The difference, the 39 MADE foul shots by the Magic compared to the 35 foul shots ATTEMPTED by Cleveland.  Hedu uses his off arm AS MUCH AS Lebron and gets the call every time as well, so for all the Lebron haters read the facts, the Cavs are done and the REFS couldn't even cause the sweep to occur because LBJ went 1 on 8 to win game 2.
 
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Stats are great but all you need to do is use the smell test while watching the game. If the Magic legitimately should be shooting 90 and the Cavs 70, then it's still bullshit
 
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They didn't get the calls in the 2nd half it was an evenly-called 2nd half
 
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Howard in foul trouble every game!
Lebron living at the line and getting some phantom foul calls against Howard!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by bibendi23:

Stats are great but all you need to do is use the smell test while watching the game. If the Magic legitimately should be shooting 90 and the Cavs 70, then it's still bullshit

Either way - the game went over because the refs wanted it to. And since neither team could hit a shot maybe it was necessary or the game would have ended 70-60.

 
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what you dont get is that the Cavs are TRYING to foul.. thats right, they are intentionally trying to foul Howard, coach brown himself said his gameplan was to put howard to the line so that would explain why the magic are going to the FT line more than the cavs......
 
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thats because all of the cavs fouls are actually fouls
 
that call on howard when he blocked lebrons 3 point attempt was ALL ball
 
i remember in the 1st quarter there was a blocking foul on hedo for blocking on lebron...he barely even touched him!
 
i swear lebron could punch a player in the face and the refs would call the other player for the foul for being in king lebrons face!
 
homeboy is getting schooled at the FT line by dwight howard!!!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneyShot:

what you dont get is that the Cavs are TRYING to foul.. thats right, they are intentionally trying to foul Howard, coach brown himself said his gameplan was to put howard to the line so that would explain why the magic are going to the FT line more than the cavs......

 
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If I was Stan Van Gundy I would tell my guys to at least make the fouls count since you know they're going to call them no matter what.  Orlando needs to be hitting Lebron "Bill Laimbeer" style.  At least make him pay every time he drives to the basket.
 
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nba is so obvious that amkes it hard for me to watch this garbage. cant wait to see sterns ugly little face when magic head to finals to play alekshow or nugs and we wotn see a bron vs kobe final.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by MoneyShot:

what you dont get is that the Cavs are TRYING to foul.. thats right, they are intentionally trying to foul Howard, coach brown himself said his gameplan was to put howard to the line so that would explain why the magic are going to the FT line more than the cavs......
Exactly. How many times do the annoucers say "Mike Brown will put Howard to the line instead of allowing a dunk"?
 
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exactly!!!  Until the referees (BAD) start calling Lebron for all the offensive fouls for running into the chests of the other team, he is going to keep doing it.  He knows he is the new face of the NBA and is going to get 95% of all calls.  Has Lebron Ever committed an offensive foul?  They need to foul Lebron the way West fouled Turkoglu in game 2.  Running full speed and hitting him with your shoulder when Turkoglu was going up for a layup and never reached out to make a play on the ball.  The NBA is getting hard to watch, but the NCAAs are over.
 
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So my understand is - if Orlando fouls, the league is to blame for pushing for a Kobe-Lebron final...however if the Cavs foul, it's intentional
 
Were the Cavs hacking anyone in game 1? NO
Foul shot differential in that game? Cavs 17 Magic 14
 
No home court advantage there, unlike last night. 
 
Also for the jackass who said that Anthony Johnson didn't even hit Mo Williams, I guess AJ misunderstood the Orlando stance on the play in the post game interview when he said "it was not intentional". Orlando knows all about elbows above the head and how to avoid suspension... given the fact that your center only threw about 3 unintentional elbows last night.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by zonk928:

So my understand is - if Orlando fouls, the league is to blame for pushing for a Kobe-Lebron final...however if the Cavs foul, it's intentional
 
Were the Cavs hacking anyone in game 1? NO
Foul shot differential in that game? Cavs 17 Magic 14
 
No home court advantage there, unlike last night. 
 
Also for the jackass who said that Anthony Johnson didn't even hit Mo Williams, I guess AJ misunderstood the Orlando stance on the play in the post game interview when he said "it was not intentional". Orlando knows all about elbows above the head and how to avoid suspension... given the fact that your center only threw about 3 unintentional elbows last night.


Did you see game 1? In that game Lebron was a jump shooter, so was mo and west...there weren't many opportunities for FTs for the cavs.

And about the elbows...watch next time anyone drives in the lane how they use their elbow closest to the defender to create space...it definitely was not intentional.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by mamatheregoes:

Howard in foul trouble every game!
Lebron living at the line and getting some phantom foul calls against Howard!


Both sides of the issue has an argument, so its smart to say that the refs whistled bad calls for both of the teams! The cavs were always whistled for a foul on like every pick n roll orlando ran!
 
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Quote Originally Posted by zonk928:

So my understand is - if Orlando fouls, the league is to blame for pushing for a Kobe-Lebron final...however if the Cavs foul, it's intentional
 

What dont you get? The cavs are intentionally fouling howard cause they want him to go to the line. the cavs said that themselves? how can you argue with that?

 
 
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even d. west said it in his interview,  that  they were fouling dwight cause over the whole season he is a bad free throw shooter but he was hitting them tonight so it didnt work out..
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