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@HarrittTravis@tombrewsports@MikeLupica actually the Indiana player pushes off with his off arm on Blackwell trying to create space, that should’ve been an off foul or just a no call in that sequence and at the end of the game-plus you had the other 2 calls-travel on indiana and offensive foul on Boyd. refs gifted
@kpweaver27@MikeLupica are you that stupid… this was not a tripping play. That was incidental, and he had already pushed off and started to lose control before that. Had this been the NBA rules it would’ve been reviewed and reversed. Learn the game buddy
@MikeLupica@JimRutledge there were literally three calls in the last 15 seconds. It wasn’t just this call. It was a missed travel, a blocking foul that was called a charge and then this call
@SappOutOfPgh@Jared_Kelly7 actually the Indiana player pushes off with his off arm on Blackwell trying to create space… that should’ve been an offensive file or just a no call in that sequence and at the end of the game
@straussjamesv@dkysportswisco he did not trip him and there’s nothing intentional or impeding about it. That’s very much just incidental contact and he was already out of control losing the ball before that. It should not have been called in that situation
@straussjamesv@dkysportswisco haha…that was an incidental foot on foot. He was already out of control prior to that. If you listen to national media, they are definitely in agreement that there were several blown calls in the last 15 seconds to gift wrap this to Indiana. Stop pretending like you don’t know