That doesn't mean it is right to treat superstars better. Every league does it but I don't even watch basketball a lot and it seems like the NBA do it more than anybody else.sherman-tank1
I know and I agree. I had a problem with Wade basically pushing Collison during the Indiana series. Obviously he was frustrated, but that doesn't mean he can go off when ever he feels like it. There should have been a flagrant foul called against Wade.
Let's be real here guys. If the shoe was on the other foot and the celtics won the game by having a call go their way then there would be none of this butthurt. but keep saying boston lost because of simply a single call :lol:Jagged3dge
Boston handed the Heat the win on a silver platter. I've already acknowledged it's their own fault they lost, but I also recognize that no call changed the momentum in the 4th. It would be a different game if Rondo goes to the line with a chance to knock down some FTs.
Superstars should not get the calls. There is no reason that Lebron James with his aggressive play in the 93 minutes he has played thus far in this series to have 4 fouls. That is an embarrassment and shows the lack of crediability with this league.xscrapzx
I know a few guys who don't give a damn about the Heat and will only watch them if Wade is playing, I am not joking. If he's gone, guess what, they' are not watching. Stars bring ratings, it's that simple man. Indiana, ahead of only the Nets, had the lowest attendance ratings all season, obviously not including the playoffs. What does that tell you?
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