So They Can Review Block/Charge & Goaltending Calls

[Majestic Pape]

In the last two minutes/overtime of games now, they can go to instant replay for block/charge calls (restricted area) and goaltending. This shyt is probably going to cause even more controversy and scrutiny on these chump ass NBA refs.

Forgive me if this was already posted, I just found out watching the Heat/Hornets game from last night on my DVR.

 

[HHR]

 

[Ready2Rhyme]

In the last two minutes/overtime of games now, they can go to instant replay for block/charge calls (restricted area) and goaltending. This shyt is probably going to cause even more controversy and scrutiny on these chump ass NBA refs.

Forgive me if this was already posted, I just found out watching the Heat/Hornets game from last night on my DVR.

I don't see it that way. I think it's the opposite. It basically gives the refs a do-over in the critical moments of the game.

Imagine players being allowed to re-take game-winning shots until they made it if the shot was released with less than a second on the clock ...No pressure

Anyway it's a good thing. We don't pay to watch the drama of a ref fukking up.

 

[ThugLife]

They need to review out of bounds calls cause they always be fukkin them up

 

[HHR]

They need to review out of bounds calls cause they always be fukkin them up

In what year did you last watch an NBA game?

 

[Ashyneezz]

In what year did you last watch an NBA game?

 

[ThugLife]

In what year did you last watch an NBA game?

I remember them fukkin up a play in a Heat Bulls game that was CLEARLY out on Kyle Korver and they aint eem review that shyt

Cost us da game

 

[Majestic Pape]

They need to review out of bounds calls cause they always be fukkin them up

 

[ryderldb]

That charge/block happens almost every drive to the basket. Those last 2 minutes are gonna take like 20 minutes to complete.