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LOts of talk online about how bad the refs were both ways last night. The 3 missed goaltends on Ibaka, 2 of which were off the glass first. The charge on Kawhi when Draymond was in the circle. The charge on Cook when he handed the ball off to Curry and Lowry and he bumped and Lowry went down like Shaq hit him. Which they promptly made up for by calling a charge on Kawhi again when Draymond flopped. The missed double dribble by Steph.
It didn't impact the outcome the Raptors were too far ahead but sure makes the NBA refs look bad when stuff like this happens in a Finals game.
I am still concerned about use of replay in the NBA but I do think they should be able to review potential goaltends because it's often such an easy call to see on replay oh yeah that hit the glass, and it's literally the difference between 2 points or not.
The problem with the refs last night is they so often compounded the first bad call with a makeup. The missed goaltend of Cousins immediately followed up by a bad charge on Kawhi. You don't keep doing that the players quickly lose confidence in your knowledge of the rules.
It didn't impact the outcome the Raptors were too far ahead but sure makes the NBA refs look bad when stuff like this happens in a Finals game.
I am still concerned about use of replay in the NBA but I do think they should be able to review potential goaltends because it's often such an easy call to see on replay oh yeah that hit the glass, and it's literally the difference between 2 points or not.
The problem with the refs last night is they so often compounded the first bad call with a makeup. The missed goaltend of Cousins immediately followed up by a bad charge on Kawhi. You don't keep doing that the players quickly lose confidence in your knowledge of the rules.