He just needs to add a headband.dream said:Can you photoshop RR9's face on the kid?
He just needs to add a headband.dream said:Can you photoshop RR9's face on the kid?
Black Mamba said:No, even on timeouts called in the frotcourt.
It's says on ANY inbounds in the FiNAL 2 minutes. I've seen this done for years, so it's not like this is the first time it's happened. You're right except in the final 2 minutes.
The only question is whether he went to the frontcourt first.
http://www.nba.com/analysis/rules_8.html?nav=ArticleList
There is no distinction made between how the ball got there.
edit: my other post was to clarify it works on timeouts from the backcourt as well.
If a regular or mandatory timeout is awarded the offensive team during the last two minutes of the fourth period and/or any overtime period and
(1) the ball is out-of-bounds in the backcourt (except for a suspension of play), or
(2) after securing the ball from a rebound and prior to any advance of the ball, or
(3) after securing the ball from a change of possession and prior to any advance of the ball, the timeout shall be granted.
Upon resumption of play, the team granted the timeout shall have the option of putting the ball into play at the 28' hash mark in the frontcourt, or at the designated spot out-of-bounds. If the ball is put into play at the hash mark, the ball may be passed into either the frontcourt or backcourt. If the ball is passed into the backcourt, the team will receive a new 8-second count.
However, once the ball is (1) thrown in from out-of-bounds, or (2) dribbled or passed after receiving it from a rebound or a change of possession, the timeout shall be granted, and, upon resumption of play, the ball shall be in-bounded on the sideline where play was interrupted.
linsivvi said:No I think there is a distinction.
This is the section that governs timeout situations, and it's quite explicitly stating that you can only pass the ball back to the backcourt if it's put into play at the hash mark, which is not the case here.
Anyway, it doesn't matter who's right. The outcome of the game and the series still won't change.
Black Mamba said:That relates to moving the ball to the halfcourt.
The other thing i posted talks about out of bounds in the front court regardless of why it's out of bounds. You can throw it in from the baseline to the backcourt too. In fact, I saw this in a Laker game this season.
linsivvi said:This relates to where you can throw the ball during time-in plays, which is different from out of bound plays. They are two different things according to NBA rules.
Any ball out-of-bounds in a team's frontcourt or at the midcourt line cannot be passed into the backcourt. On all backcourt and midcourt violations, the ball shall be awarded to the opposing team at the midcourt line, and must be passed into the frontcourt.
EXCEPTION: During the last two minutes of the fourth period and/or any overtime period, the ball may be passed anywhere (frontcourt or backcourt) on the court.
The great thing about this argument, is that it occurred again in this game besides the "he stepped on the line" part. The final shot Durant made he was running from the back court to the front court and hit backdoor on whoever was covering him. If he couldn't get the ball inbounded towards the backcourt, why was he and someone else(i don't remember who it was but i'm pretty sure it was RW) running around in the back court? The ball was already put into the front court prior to this play.
Black Mamba said:I'm thinking they're saying "we nearly took out the Spurs in their house in a must-win game for them. We got this back home."
Unlike Atlanta who spread their legs for the magic waiting to come back home.
ryutaro's mama said:They can say whatever they want to say.
Point is, this is a 1 game series now for the 5pur5, just like last June when the Lakers came back down 3-2.
Win Game 6 and the home crowd should help carry you across the finishline in Game 7.
Lakers did have the home court for 6 and 7 though.ryutaro's mama said:They can say whatever they want to say.
Point is, this is a 1 game series now for the 5pur5, just like last June when the Lakers came back down 3-2.
Win Game 6 and the home crowd should help carry you across the finishline in Game 7.
Zeke said:sounds like you should have slapped the taste out his mouth
bonner always shrinks in the playoffs obi and myself have been saying that. Neal and Hill are still young hell Neal is rookie ffs. We have a big in Splitter and his game has improved so much from when he first got here. Grizz gave us hell in the regular season. I knew grizz would be really tough in the playoffs too. People need to give the grizz their respect they play tough ball they aren't some push over.exarkun said:Nah man, can't do it. He was realllll down after game 4. Like sad and kind of broken. Dunno what happened to the team but they don't look anything like the team that I watched in person 3 times this season (two Rockets, one Mavs). Bonner looks like a lost white man (wheres Wilson?), Neal/Hill are interchangeably mediocre, and Jefferson disappeared.
We pushed you to the limit twice this regular season, very high energy and skillful play on both sides. Sidenote, jesus Spurs fans travel well or something cause all three times the spurs contingency was at least 45% of the arena when they should have been away. Now though? No energy, stagnancy has set in, and its like a different team is out there.
TylerD said:Our guys know how hard it is to closeout somebody now.
numble said:Lakers did have the home court for 6 and 7 though.
I think it would have been worse if the loss was on the Grizzlies' home floor. Game 4 of Finals in 2008. Game 6 of LA v. Phoenix in 2006. Game 5 of LA v. Spurs Semifinals in 2004.
lawlohwhat said:fedex me a double double? in-n-out is the only redeeming quality of los angeles.
Puddles said:Fuck off with that shit, Tommy's is amazing. Can't wait to go there in June; it'll have been 18 months since I was in California. There's gonna be a fricking tornado sweeping over the corner of Rampart and Beverly.
I'll go eat one in your honor right now.Puddles said:Fuck off with that shit, Tommy's is amazing. Can't wait to go there in June; it'll have been 18 months since I was in California. There's gonna be a fricking tornado sweeping over the corner of Rampart and Beverly.
overcast said:Tommy's is so damn good.
People don't do that, do they?ryutaro's mama said:You know what isn't good?
Tomy's, Tommies and/or Tommmy's.
overcast said:As a side note. Have any LA gaffers been to Casa Bianca in Eagle Rock? Place has some delicious italian food.
overcast said:People don't do that, do they?
Damn that's awful. Never understood that.ryutaro's mama said:Yeah, they do.
Hence the motto of Tommy's:
"If it doesn't have the Shack, send it back."
Tommy's knock-offs in Cali are as bad as Ray's Pizzas out in NY.
I've lost about 15 pounds on this trip so far (down to my high school weight), but I think I'm going to gain it all back within a week of being in LA. If anyone wants to recommend any other restaurants, please do.
Black Mamba said:What type of food you like?
Who is RR9?dream said:Can you photoshop RR9's face on the kid?
zychi said:The great thing about this argument, is that it occurred again in this game besides the "he stepped on the line" part. The final shot Durant made he was running from the back court to the front court and hit backdoor on whoever was covering him. If he couldn't get the ball inbounded towards the backcourt, why was he and someone else(i don't remember who it was but i'm pretty sure it was RW) running around in the back court? The ball was already put into the front court prior to this play.
Puddles said:I've lost about 15 pounds on this trip so far (down to my high school weight), but I think I'm going to gain it all back within a week of being in LA. If anyone wants to recommend any other restaurants, please do.
Branduil said:Wilson Chandler was really, really bad at defending Durant in those last two minutes. Not to say Durant couldn't have hit shots still, but Chandler didn't even make it hard on him.
Puddles said:Mexican, Italian, Middle Eastern, Thai, steaks, Chinese... lots of stuff really.
Black Mamba said:My go to Chinese for out of towners is Yang Chow in China-town (also a Laker hangout in which players show up). Slippery Shrimp and you will not regret it.
Middle Eastern - Carnival in the valley. Best Hummus I've found. Same with Falafel and Schwarma and great kebabs too. Oh man, and the best fries.
I lost my go to Italian quite a few years ago and am struggling to find one that separates from the pack. Can't help with steaks/BBQ much. Haven't found anything that worth it and I grill my own steaks.
Mexican can be anything, really. so many hole in the walls. might as well try em all! Same for Sushi. Lot of great sushi places. People can be picky, but I don't think you can go that wrong with most of them.
Philippe's has been mentioned for French Dip sandwiches.
Brent's is a great Deli, but Langer's has better pastrami.
Roscoe's is Paul Pierce's go to Chicken & Waffles.
edit: If you got some cash to blow, I'd recommend a Churrascaria if you want to truly pig out on great food. Fogo de Chao is quite awesome.
It's like Texas de Brazil right? Awesome food.
I personally love King Taco for your mexican fix. It's pretty popular in LA. Of course you can find plenty of good mexican food in the city.Puddles said:I've lost about 15 pounds on this trip so far (down to my high school weight), but I think I'm going to gain it all back within a week of being in LA. If anyone wants to recommend any other restaurants, please do.
giri said:Where are you?
Damn hackers fucking up my gametime just as I received some new games to play.Darkman M said:Offtopic, but i haven't been paying much attention to gamingside and i don't use my PS3 often all all,but holyshit at this security leak stuff, im just now reading up on it today.
dream said:Can you photoshop RR9's face on the kid?
rc213 said:Damn hackers fucking up my gametime just as I received some new games to play.
:c
Ricky Rubio.giri said:Who is RR9?
Wish I could have been there!TylerD said:I am very happy to say that I was at the game when the Thunder franchise won its first playoff series. During the half I watched the last 30 seconds of the Grizz and Spurs. That was just disgusting. Gary Neal is a bad man.
Our guys know how hard it is to closeout somebody now. The playoffs is serious business.
Durant was just incredible.
Go FThunder go!
Black Mamba said:My go to Chinese for out of towners is Yang Chow in China-town (also a Laker hangout in which players show up). Slippery Shrimp and you will not regret it.
Middle Eastern - Carnival in the valley. Best Hummus I've found. Same with Falafel and Schwarma and great kebabs too. Oh man, and the best fries.
I lost my go to Italian quite a few years ago and am struggling to find one that separates from the pack. Can't help with steaks/BBQ much. Haven't found anything that worth it and I grill my own steaks.
Mexican can be anything, really. so many hole in the walls. might as well try em all! Same for Sushi. Lot of great sushi places. People can be picky, but I don't think you can go that wrong with most of them.
Philippe's has been mentioned for French Dip sandwiches.
Brent's is a great Deli, but Langer's has better pastrami.
Roscoe's is Paul Pierce's go to Chicken & Waffles.
edit: If you got some cash to blow, I'd recommend a Churrascaria if you want to truly pig out on great food. Fogo de Chao is quite awesome.
cuevas said:Dwade needs to stop wearing that deep vneck
jordan0386 said:Money wont work, But Walsh always has a plan. Ive rebuilt the Knicks.
Yao, Amare, Melo, Redd, Billups ---Fields, Tayshaun Prince, Jeff Foster, Bibby, Carl Landry, Rautins, Big Baby.