[Inspired]

The media is really blowing the last shot by Durant out of proportion. It was a foul, but the ref didn't call many fouls for both sides.

The blocking call at 3 minutes should of been a charge on Durant. That was definitely a charge. But the ref knew it was Durant's 6th foul and didn't want to call it. That is why they blew the whistle couple seconds after the contact.

[TheBingoBalls]

Just from the two games, MIA should be up 2-0. I think it's fair to say MIA is doing more to lose the game themselves than OKC is doing to actually win (stupid turnovers leading to OKC points). But of course none of it matters, it's what the final score reads.

MIA is playing great first-half ball, if only they knew how to play in the second half. You could not ask for a better start than what MIA has already shown in games 1 and 2. Rest of the series is going to be great with the next 3 in Miami!

[ejazbmw]

Originally Posted by Inspired

The media is really blowing the last shot by Durant out of proportion. It was a foul, but the ref didn't call many fouls for both sides.

The blocking call at 3 minutes should of been a charge on Durant. That was definitely a charge. But the ref knew it was Durant's 6th foul and didn't want to call it. That is why they blew the whistle couple seconds after the contact.

their blowing it up because lebron literally fouled durant 3 or 4 times and it was obvious, he also fouled westbrook for the loose ball. I don't really give a crap but i understand why some people (okc fans) would be pissed.

[Inspired]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

their blowing it up because lebron literally fouled durant 3 or 4 times and it was obvious, he also fouled westbrook for the loose ball. I don't really give a crap but i understand why some people (okc fans) would be pissed.

According to the rules, it was a foul. But the way the game was refereed, they were letting them play.

Durant should of been fouled out with 3 minutes to go. If he went out, it was over because the Heat were up 8 points at that point.

[E90SoFlo]

Originally Posted by ejazbmw

their blowing it up because lebron literally fouled durant 3 or 4 times and it was obvious, he also fouled westbrook for the loose ball. I don't really give a crap but i understand why some people (okc fans) would be pissed.

They can't be that mad, Durant shouldn't have even still been in the game if it wasn't for a obvious miss call.

[leJUNd]

Westbrook needs to stop playing like he's Kobe. He plays like it's him or bust. It doesn't even work for Kobe anymore.

[ejazbmw]

Originally Posted by Inspired

According to the rules, it was a foul. But the way the game was refereed, they were letting them play.

Durant should of been fouled out with 3 minutes to go. If he went out, it was over because the Heat were up 8 points at that point.

the ref was in the wrong spot he had no clue what was going on. It would've definitely been a foul if he saw what was going on but a win is a win so kudos to Miami

[Simon_135i]

Originally Posted by 宝马.e90

Just from the two games, MIA should be up 2-0. I think it's fair to say MIA is doing more to lose the game themselves than OKC is doing to actually win (stupid turnovers leading to OKC points). But of course none of it matters, it's what the final score reads.

MIA is playing great first-half ball, if only they knew how to play in the second half. You could not ask for a better start than what MIA has already shown in games 1 and 2. Rest of the series is going to be great with the next 3 in Miami!

One can easily argue that Miami can be 2-0 if they played a better second half for both games, but if that is the case then you can easily argue that OKC should be up 2-0 if they played a better first half for both games... LOL

But I hear you, because at the end of the day, the final score is the only thing that counts.

[TheBingoBalls]

Originally Posted by Simon_135i

One can easily argue that Miami can be 2-0 if they played a better second half for both games, but if that is the case then you can easily argue that OKC should be up 2-0 if they played a better first half for both games... LOL

But I hear you, because at the end of the day, the final score is the only thing that counts.

Yeah. LOL. What I meant was, MIA's turnovers (mental errors) basically gave OKC the opening to come back while OKC was just not good (missing shots) the first half of both games. But it's all part of the game!

Can't wait for game 3!

[Francis M.]

Durant and Lebron has been doing their part on this series. Wade and Westbrook took turns having bad floor games and that's the difference.

Coach Spo finally stopped being too smart for his own good and put Bosh back in the line up.

[BKap08]

This series could easily go to 7. It could easily be done in 5. I have to admit. Lebron is playing at a completely different level than everyone else. Kevin Durant is having a huge series as well, but he is getting overshadowed by westbrooks ball hog mentality. Durant is without a doubt the most clutch player in the game right now. Whenever OKC needed a big lift or some momentum he brings it. This series is extremely entertaining. Better than almost all of the finals in recent memories. I have to admit though, Bosh is Miamis most important player. Hes their Kevin Garnett. The heart and soul of the team. He had some huge effort plays and got some crucial offensive rebounds for Miami last night. Overall I gotta say I hope Lebron wins one to shut up the critics. He had clutch free throws last night. I just love Durant and harden too much to root for Miami. Maybe next year. GO OKC!!!

[justinnum1]

Originally Posted by Nine

I must say, I'm shocked the Heat won last night, I really thought that OKC would get on a freight train and plow through the Heat in the 4th quarter. I think Miami needs all 3 in Miami to win this series, I just don't see how they can do it or them going back to OKC and winning.

Game 2 was definetly a lot better of a game, looking forward to Sunday

Yea, becuase its not like they won in okc last night...

[TheBingoBalls]

Originally Posted by BKap08

I have to admit though, Bosh is Miamis most important player. Hes their Kevin Garnett. The heart and soul of the team. He had some huge effort plays and got some crucial offensive rebounds for Miami last night.

Bosh came up big with the rebounds but he SERIOUSLY needs to stop positioning himself for the 3-ball. He goes off once against Boston in a crucial game and suddenly he thinks he Dirk, driving the lane, shooting 3-balls. As big of a game he had with the rebounds, he also let OKC come back by shooting stupid 3's. As far as I know, he wasn't brought in for that and there are much better 3-point shooters on their team.

[Inspired]

Originally Posted by 宝马.e90

Bosh came up big with the rebounds but he SERIOUSLY needs to stop positioning himself for the 3-ball. He goes off once against Boston in a crucial game and suddenly he thinks he Dirk, driving the lane, shooting 3-balls. As big of a game he had with the rebounds, he also let OKC come back by shooting stupid 3's. As far as I know, he wasn't brought in for that and there are much better 3-point shooters on their team.

He just stands at 3 point area so he lures the shot blocker away so James and Wade can iso

[justinnum1]

Originally Posted by Inspired

He just stands at 3 point area so he lures the shot blocker away so James and Wade can iso

this

[turbo335]

[Inspired]

[Nine]

Dwyane Fade? Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu I think that is choking.

[Inspired]

Originally Posted by Nine

Dwyane Fade? Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuu I think that is choking.

I don't think anyone in this thread disagrees that Wade choked this whole post season.

Wade had a key turnover last game that nearly cost them their game. He did the same crap this game. WTF. What a choke job...

[gary88]

OKC blew the game at the line tonight. Some questionable officiating too.

This series is going to 7 though.

[JohnSprm69]

GOOOO HEAT!!!!!!


2 more games baby....

[ejazbmw]

Originally Posted by turbo335

lmao

i feel bad because durant is such a nice guy and he's not gonna say anything to westbrook.