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@ygbinks_ @HeatCulture13 Exactly. If your team is fouling up nearly 30+ points to get you more possessions, it not only looks bad, but ruins the integrity of the game. Even Bam at one point was yelling for his team to not foul. Nuff’ said.
@HeatCulture88@trendorfade@BrutalAsBucs@TheDunkCentral It’s not nitpicking. It’s the outlook everyone, sorry, everyone except Heat fans have. I guarantee Pat Riley was like “wtf are we doing fouling up nearly 30 just to break a record”. It’s bad and in poor taste man.
@HeatCulture88@trendorfade@BrutalAsBucs@TheDunkCentral You have your opinion, and that’s okay. But I know all of those other players didn’t need intentional fouling up that much. It ruins the integrity of the game, and puts an * next to the 83. You can disagree. But you’re a Heat fan so you’re biased. Good day.
@HeatCulture88@trendorfade@BrutalAsBucs@TheDunkCentral Then what’s your excuse for fouling a team when up nearly 30 points, you cannot tell me that ruins or changes the outlook on a game. I don’t recall in Luka or Dame’s 70+ intentional fouling. Definitely not Kobe’s 81.
@trendorfade@BrutalAsBucs@TheDunkCentral Then “push” the game, don’t stop the game by intentionally fouling and purposely bricking free throws to give him MORE opportunities. I mean for god’s sake the man took 22 threes and over 40 FT’s. That’s the problem I have. Fouling the opposition to stop the clock, it looks bad