That would definitely be an "eye for an eye" type of move, I highly doubt the Spurs would do it though. Warriors deserve something for that shit, like you said before it'd be easy to label it an accident if the person who injured Kawhi wasn't already a dirty player and had problems with the Spurs in the past. Not to say the Warriors wouldn't have won the series with Kawhi healthy, but Zaza just made their path easier.
I called Utah a mediocre team and to help you out I've included the definition of "mediocre" for you below:
Its such nonsense to even imagine that pachulia did that on purpose. he was turning to run down court; not even looking at Leonard's landing area.
I agree, it's just the Spur fans crying a river.
Again, all of this is your opinion, which I will add is not a good one. As I said before, if you actually WATCHED games you would understand that Utah was a good DEFENSIVE team. They were ranked 3rd out of 30.
You don't have to be looking at the landing area to know if you take those extra steps towards the guy taking a jump shot, you're gonna be in his landing area and possibly hurt him.
That's the chance a shooter takes, when he leaves his feet.
That's true.
Yeah, maybe we should start looking at Kawhi and saying it's on him for taking the dangerous risk of shooting the ball. The known dirty player "accidentally" slipping under his landing spot and taking him out of the game was just playing hard.
You don't know that for sure. Injuries are part of the game. Don't be making any excuses.
No, what made it funny is the fact that he DID go in like THAT, as opposed to just giving some pc coach talk. As for Zaza, as I said earlier, I could definitely see how the play looks like a dirty play, and the fact that he has a history doesn't help as well
Come on Bolts, quit crying. There is no way in hell you can say "for sure" that was a dirty play. Only crybaby fans will use this as an excuse on why the Spurs lost.
