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Cavs' Coach Mike Brown Incorrectly Blame Refs for Loss to the Pacers
FanHouse —
by Brett Pollakoff Filed under: Cavaliers, Pacers, NBA Last Night, NBA Referees, NBA VideosThe end to Tuesday night's Cavs - Pacers game was a bit unusual, so allow me to reset the situation. The Pacers were up 95-93 with just 0.8 seconds remaining, when the Cavs attempted an alley-oop lob to Lebron James. Somehow, the referees whistled Danny Granger for a foul, which allowed LeBron to tie the game at the free throw line. Bad call, but whatever. Next possession -- with just 0.4 on the clock now -- the Pacers run a similar play, and get the foul call, which allows Granger to win the ...
Speed Read: Is Big Ben Lying About Broken Ribs?
SPORTSbyBROOKS —
So, what’s the deal with Ben Roethlisberger? We all know now that he told Peter King that he played in the Super Bowl with two broken ribs, but it wasn’t anywhere to be found on the official injury report in the lead up to the game, and there hasn’t been any independent confirmation that this is true. Would Big Ben lie about broken ribs just to seem like a bigger man? ESPN.COM notes that he has “previously exaggerated or misstated injuries he supposedly suffered during his five-season career.”
PRO FOOTBALL TALK seems to have the biggest problem with all of ...
LeBron Foul On Granger. Indiana Wins Thriller While Golden St. Outscores New York [NBA Triple Threat]
FanIQ Blog —
NBA Triple Threat: The Triple Threat brings you all of the night's action in the Association.
Indiana 96 Cleveland 95 Anyone who says that the biggest stars in the NBA get all the calls need look no further than Tuesday night's tilt between Indiana and Cleveland. With the Cavs down by two points and only .8 seconds left on the clock, the Cavs had the ball out on the side and threw an alley oop to LeBron who was fouled in mid air by Danny Granger. LeBron went to the line and hit two free throws, all but assuring overtime. After an Indiana timeout, the Pacers ran the exact same play and the same ...
Suicide lines: Cavs' Brown rips refs, new Amare rumors, MJ ...
Ball Don't Lie —
Each weekday morning, BDL serves up a handful of NBA-related stories to digest with your ginger ale waffles. Real GM/NBA.com: "Cleveland coach Mike Brown ripped into the officials after a controversial 96-95 loss to Indiana on Tuesday night. LeBron James was whistled for a foul with less than a second remaining in the game, allowing Danny Granger to break a 95-95 tie by making one of two free throws. 'That last call on LeBron [James] was the worst call that I've ever been a part of. It was an awful call and for him to take away a basketball game from a team with ...
Mike Brown Isn’t a Joey Crawford Fan, at All
SLAM Online —
by Marcel Mutoni
Bizarre ending to the Cavs-Pacers game last night, as the refs made two highly-questionable calls that essentially decided the game.
Apparently, Cavs coach Mike Brown failed to appreciate the delicious irony in the Pacers’ decision to run the exact same play that he had ran seconds before (and get bailed out by the refs, too). From the Plain-Dealer:
“I went back and I watched the last two ...
Game Thread: Pacers/Bucks
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31-20 (13-14 road) 24-29 (14-9 home)
February 11, 2009 - 7:05PM CT
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Mike Brown And LeBron Were Pissed
Hooped Up —
In the wake of what was possibly the worst make up call…evah! Mike Brown and LeBron James were pissed about the call referee Joey Crawford made in the last seconds of the Cavaliers versus Pacers game Tuesday night.
Mike Brown stormed out of the locker room and launched a tirade against NBA official Joey Crawford in the wake of his team’s wild 96-95 loss to the Indiana Pacers on Tuesday night in Canseco Fieldhouse. Although Brown did not call Crawford by name, he was incensed over a foul Crawford called on LeBron James with .1 of a second left that sent All-Star Danny Granger to the line for what turned out ...
