That’s not true. Officials have determined outcomes in all sports. It’s the nature of the beast with the human element. The officials decided the outcome of the Super Bowl.
That’s a big reach but whatever. It’s just not factual to say that officials can’t from time to time determine the outcome of games because it happens in all sports.
It absolutely did. It gave the Chiefs the ability to run the clock out. That play wasn’t a hold all game. The officials decided to change up the standard in the guts of the game. The officials took away the Eagles chance to go ahead or extend the game. The officials determined the outcome. Juju is slow as fuck. No way in hell he gets to that over throw.
Then they didn’t do their job for the first 58 minutes of the game because all game long that action didn’t draw a flag. Shit there was a first half play with the same tug by the same player on Juju right in front of an official. Players react to the way the game is called and that wasn’t a whistle all game.
Ain't no thing, dude...just a little video mashup is all.
I’m not upset about his lack of scoring really, that has never been his game. I’m more upset about the lack of rebounds from him. That’s what I mean when I say he played small. Look at what Kevon Looney is doing for GS, I wanna see that from Bam.
I wouldn't either.....The soft label is thrown around way too much. Heard it on the Cavs, too. Here's a flash. NY is kind of good at rebounding. On some may have applied but Mobley (as many said)? Kooky talk. Guy led both teams in rebounding and played his usual elite D. Yeah. Needed to be more aggressive on O.
When Robinson is healthy the Knicks are excellent on the boards, especially the offensive boards. He's been hurt so much over the last few years so it doesn't always come across. Hartenstein does a nice job rebounding in his limited minutes as well.
Hartenstein definitely someone we could have used.....though I get why we didn't bring him back, since at the time we still had Love and Markkenen in the front court.
