Worst travel never called (5 steps) caused winning an NBA title

[shopson67]

I was just watching in TV and interview of Mr.Rigas, the most respected ref of all times who has played 3 world cap finals and 3 Olympic finals and now, after retirement works for FIBA and was responsible in the negotiations that resulted in converging the rules between the NBA and the rest of the world...

Mr. Rigas was explaining by presenting many videos why FIBA (federal International Basketball association) rejected all the refs that were suggested by the NBA for the world cap...

I never noticed before, because I didn't see this game live due to time difference...

FIBA ref? I stopped reading right there, lol.

 

[Sparhawk]

The correct answer is that it's against Philly so it is the correct call.....
Amirite???

 

[buckalis]

The incidents of Kwahi travelling and not called in multiple cases, caused the NBA to introduce a process called "the challenge system" for next season, so that a coach can challenge a false decision by the refs and have it reviewed... Additionally there is an outside "spectator ref" introduced and added.

NBA to implement coach's challenge system on one-year trial basis in 2019-20 season

 

[Gman]

The incidents of Kwahi travelling and not called...

You spelled Giannis wrong, bucky.

 

[buckalis]

You spelled Giannis wrong, bucky.

I didn't even mention Giannis... you've spelled Kwahi wrong...

 

[PnkPanther]

His team lost.

Only due to lousing reffing, obviously

 

[Gman]

... you've spelled Kwahi wrong...

^ Priceless.

 

[flyerhawk]

You spelled Giannis wrong, bucky.

 

[The Q]

Lebron walked the ball up the floor without dribbling

Kendrick Perkins took like 7 steps at the 3pt line once.

Countless spin moves by players are actually 2-3 steps.

This is nothing

 

[The Q]

The correct answer is that it's against Philly so it is the correct call.....
Amirite???

I like this rule.

Someone call silver and get this into the rulebook

 

[buckalis]

Lebron walked the ball up the floor without dribbling

Kendrick Perkins took like 7 steps at the 3pt line once.

Countless spin moves by players are actually 2-3 steps.

This is nothing

Does the rule book says "it's nothing"?

 

[fordman84]

The incidents of Kwahi travelling and not called in multiple cases, caused the NBA to introduce a process called "the challenge system" for next season, so that a coach can challenge a false decision by the refs and have it reviewed... Additionally there is an outside "spectator ref" introduced and added.

NBA to implement coach's challenge system on one-year trial basis in 2019-20 season

Travelling is not something coaches can challenge.

 

[The Q]

Travelling is not something coaches can challenge.

That’s because the NBA doesn’t know what traveling is.

 

[fordman84]

That’s because the NBA doesn’t know what traveling is.

Does the rule book says it is nothing?

 

[The Q]

Does the rule book says it is nothing?

I believe They say it’s 2 complete steps. They changed it for Lebron in 2009 or 2010 to be different than real basketball.

 

[shopson67]

I believe They say it’s 2 complete steps. They changed it for Lebron in 2009 or 2010 to be different than real basketball.

Which means the jump step is traveling, the step back jumper is traveling, the Euro-step is traveling, the "crab-walk" is traveling, etc etc. Instead, we now have "gather steps" and other nonsense to allow for more spectacular plays.

 

[The Q]

Which means the jump step is traveling, the step back jumper is traveling, the Euro-step is traveling, the "crab-walk" is traveling, etc etc. Instead, we now have "gather steps" and other nonsense to allow for more spectacular plays.

They are. But no one calls them anymore at any level cause the nba stopped doing so in the 90s.

 

[Judge Fudge]

Quit it. I can hear myself think

 

[buckalis]

They are. But no one calls them anymore at any level cause the nba stopped doing so in the 90s.

Please stop all these nonsense... FIBA & NBA rules on traveling are exactly the same... No step back, or Euro step was ever traveling in basketball rules...

Traveling rules are quite simple... You are allowed to take two steps before you shoot or pass, or throw the ball away... As long as you take no third step, there is no travelling...

If a player is dribbling the ball, then his pivot leg is the one that is first on the floor AFTER HE STOPS DRIBBLING (therefore has possession of the ball)... His pivot leg is considered the point of initiation (point "0"), then first step is when his other leg is on the floor and second step is when the pivot leg is back on the floor...

 

[The Q]

Please stop all these nonsense... FIBA & NBA rules on traveling are exactly the same... No step back, or Euro step was ever traveling in basketball rules...

Traveling rules are quite simple... You are allowed to take two steps before you shoot or pass, or throw the ball away... As long as you take no third step, there is no travelling...

If a player is dribbling the ball, then his pivot leg is the one that is first on the floor AFTER HE STOPS DRIBBLING (therefore has possession of the ball)... His pivot leg is considered the point of initiation (point "0"), then first step is when his other leg is on the floor and second step is when the pivot leg is back on the floor...

No. You’re wrong. In real basketball two complete steps is a travel. You are allowed to lift your pivot foot off the ground to pass or shoot (otherwise even a jump shot would be a travel), but once you bring it back down (like you would have to for a second step) it is a travel.