sportsonmymind.com - 5/28/2008
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(Please excuse any typos, folks)...
Fourth quarter: Parker grabs Farmar three times in two trips up the court - no calls.
Brent Barry's 4th 3-pointer of the game cuts the Lakers lead to two, 77-75.
At this point it is necessary to say that it is ironic that the two Lakers who had ...
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Above The Rim: Why It Wasn’t A Three Shot Foul To Me
Signal to Noise —
... that point in my eyes. However, the Spurs are letting it go — with both Barry and coach Gregg Popovich saying it wasn’t a foul and moving on — because they weren’t able to keep the Lakers off the offensive boards for the entire game; not taking advantage of their obvious advantage against a very skilled Los Angeles team. The non-call might be the most memorable moment for those of us watching, but the Spurs got beat earlier; they were either lucky enough or, as D-Wil insinuates, got enough favor from the refs for most of the game. ...
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Crawford blew it with the no call on a clear foul by Fisher. TNT blew it by saying:
1. The Crawford-Spurs rift isn't a story before the game.
2. By not realizing the L.A. shot clock hadn't reset late.
3. And by failing to say if the Spurs were in the bonus on the final possession.
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bizofbasketball.com 5/28/2008 — The following is commentary from the NBA on TNT broadcast team for Sunday's Game 4 of the Western Conference Finals between the Los Angeles Lakers and the San Antonio Spurs. The Spurs won Game 4, 103-84. There is also courtside interview commentary from Robert Horry , Bruce Bowen, Phil Jackson, Manu Ginobili, Derek Fisher, Gregg Popovich, and Lamar Odom
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SAN ANTONIO Kobe Bryant and the Lakers are one win away from returning to the NBA finals. Bryant had 28 points and 10 rebounds and the Lakers beat the Spurs 93-91 last night to take a 3-1 lead in the Western Conference finals. It was the Spurs'...
