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Quote Originally Posted by Bsallday47:

I have never in my entire life bought into the whole fixed thing but missing four free throws by A LOT and then a coach asking for review down 8 with 20 seconds left. And he actually did say that at the end. Crazy

I am not sure about th first 2 he missed, but the last 2 misses were close.  One went in and out.   If he missed them on purpose, that was amazing display of work.  If he spent that much time on his shooting, he would be a superstar.

Yes, they did yell " don't foul " at the end, but this wasn't the first or last time you will hear that In basketball.   Reason why it was so clear is cuz the queens fans make no noise. 
 
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Haha game wasn't fixed fellas take it easy

George Carl told em not to foul cos it was over already.

Regarding Tyreke missing free throws; I've seen some excellent shooters miss free-throws such as Ray Allen.

One of the fans was yelling "Only six points, instead of 7!"
 
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Karl was the same coach who a few years ago when he was coach of the Nuggets and his team was down 4 with 0.9 secs left called a time out.....

The play he called was for a in bounds alley oop dunk....Nuggets ended up losing by 2 and covering the spread.

Never forgot that game.

 
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Quote Originally Posted by deucelitre:

nba=wwe

the ends of games crack me up

second that. I can't tell the difference between NBA and WWE. WWE wrestlers should get paid the same since they do the same type of work

 
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Quote Originally Posted by BallingLikeNE:

second that. I can't tell the difference between NBA and WWE. WWE wrestlers should get paid the same since they do the same type of work


I agree, they work harder and def put more wear n tear on their bodies.  

Although the WWE wrestler do make a lot of coin for something that is completely prerehearsed rather then just the margins. 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

Karl was the same coach who a few years ago when he was coach of the Nuggets and his team was down 4 with 0.9 secs left called a time out.....

The play he called was for a in bounds alley oop dunk....Nuggets ended up losing by 2 and covering the spread.

Never forgot that game.


I remember that.  That cost me 5k ( when I was rolling in dough ) and I couldn't sleep for a week 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

Karl was the same coach who a few years ago when he was coach of the Nuggets and his team was down 4 with 0.9 secs left called a time out.....

The play he called was for a in bounds alley oop dunk....Nuggets ended up losing by 2 and covering the spread.

Never forgot that game.


That's probably one of the reasons he got the sack. Low basketball IQ.

He fits perfectly with the Kings 
 
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This video pretty much sums up the nba
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_-FLHKsbWkU
 
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This it super rubbish throw in nba history

new pelican.. Who ever shoot 8 free throw..

miss 6 much bee too much on coke...

Li c k too much. Pu ssy

I go crazy

 
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You guys should know that sports is rigged by now. This shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone. All professional sports is rigged. It has to be or vegas would not be in business. Unless of course they started doing major adjustments to the spreads. But then it wouldn't be entertaining as much because the good teams would be winning by 40+ every night
 
 
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I had the Pelicans. Evans played a great game yesterday. Nearly a triple double. but he's just not a great free throw shooter. Its got in his head last night. His last free throw was practically in before it inexplicably popped out. He also made a great play in the final possessions to block McCallum causing a travel.

There was no fix. Game turned out the way it turned out. No way Evans was purposely missing free throws for a fix while playing one of his best games of the year. Besides, its idiotic to think players who make millions of dollars a year will partake in fixing games which could jeopardize their career worth tens of millions and get them tossed in prison.

Referees and college players with no professional prospects can have financial motive offsetting risk to actually get involved in fixing games. Not millionaire pro athletes.

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