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NBA: James Harden game winning shot should have not counted

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NBA Officiating report found that James Harden shoved defender Andre Igudola before hitting the game winning shot, there for, NBA is saying it should have not counted.

If they didn't call it, it never happened!

 

Jordan's 1998 Game 6 NBA Finals left hand "push-off" for game winner.....never happened.

This was silly to release. No reason to on a judgement call. I could understand if the clock expired.

This opens a can of worms. That call is so subjective and difficult that there is no way the NBA should be jumping in with an opinion. The only two people who really know whether that was a push off are Harden and the defender. You can't judge how much of a push it really was on that one unless you are involved in the play. I know I am in the minority but it did not look like much of a push by Harden to me

Sidenote:

 

If you have James Harden or Dwight Howard you get what you deserve.

 

If you have BOTH you're simply a fool.

Just goes to prove the games are rigged.

 

or that officials are human...

or that officials are human...

 

Officials miss calls every game, that's not the issue, the fact the NBA would make it public like this is what shows the games are rigged.

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