Since it’s a Tuesday night I would expect a lot of it to be on TNT
These moments don’t happen often.
The mummy speaks
Kobe’s last game, Magic’s return are my favs.I know records are meant to be broken but for a long time I thought KAJ's mark was untouchable.
This will be a big deal and should be celebrated.
The only other times I've looked forward to a Lakers game would have been when there was a chance they could be eliminated in the playoffs. Those kinda games are always fun.
@tlance ….not tagging you about individual calls.
I’m just curious about your opinion on Monty’s statement.
This sound scathing or fair?
He seems to echo a bit of both sides perspective.
But, Lack of fundamentals about sums it up…imo
Monty McCutchen attributed the missed call to “a lack of fundamentals” from the referees involved. As James drove, the baseline referee, Jacyn Goble, was in motion in an effort to gain the best angle. While Goble’s intentions were good, the end result left him in a position where he was unable to clearly see the foul. “We want our referees in a still position,” says McCutchen. “We want movement to be purposeful, meaning, ‘Oh, someone stood in front of me. I need to make a definitive step to the left one step.’ But we can’t allow ourselves to get into rapid movement at the same time that the play is coming to a head.
McCutchen says he is confident the issue that led to the missed call in Boston can be corrected and that referees will work tirelessly to be in the best position to get every call right. “It really is impactful to referees to miss calls,” says McCutchen. “They’re not flippant about it. They don’t leave with a lack of remorse. But you have to move on. You have to get to the next game. That doesn’t help the teams that were aggrieved. We understand that. But we have to continue to pursue excellent work even up against our imperfections. That way you turn one call and you sort of nip it right there instead of turning it into a progression of bad calls.
How NBA refs are moving forward after missed call on LeBron James - Sports Illustrated
Monty McCutchen breaks down the missed call from the Lakers-Celtics matchup and what it means going forward for referees.www.si.com
Maybe....then again, maybe it's unfair to think 1 year into our best player's tenure here with the youngest starting lineup/core we should be expected to be on their level? Though when I look at the standings, we still are on Miami's. at least for now.
Yep.....that hot start got many (and I guess I can be included) fan's expectations raised.
yet 6-0 in OT.
Obviously not thrilled with result but one of my later texts to a friend during game was "if nothing else this is a hell of a game".....and it was.
A couple things have changed in 2 years.....went from 22 wins...to 44....to on pace for about 48.
Well, I guess it’s time to start @ Morey daily on Twitter. Somebody’s gotta do it. If he doesn’t ship Harrell out dumb dumb Glen Rivers is gonna play him.
