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Track The NBA Playoffs

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Honestly how do you let him get a look that good. Unreal.

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That is just insane. Does everyone like the NBA rule that allows you to move the ball to half court on a time out? It sure makes for some crazy last 10 seconds in games.

 

Love it.

That is just insane. Does everyone like the NBA rule that allows you to move the ball to half court on a time out? It sure makes for some crazy last 10 seconds in games.

 

Yes, it is great.

That is just insane. Does everyone like the NBA rule that allows you to move the ball to half court on a time out? It sure makes for some crazy last 10 seconds in games.

 

Love it for the drama. LOATHE the amount of time it causes to take because they will use a timeout to advance each and every deadball that isn't leading to free throws. I think it was the Lakers game the other night where I decided to stay up to watch the end. The last 2 minutes took 20 minutes.

That is just insane. Does everyone like the NBA rule that allows you to move the ball to half court on a time out? It sure makes for some crazy last 10 seconds in games.

 

Love it. I think that every level should have it. I don't see an advantage one way or the other because everyone knows the rule when they step on the court the last few minutes.

Love it for the drama. LOATHE the amount of time it causes to take because they will use a timeout to advance each and every deadball that isn't leading to free throws. I think it was the Lakers game the other night where I decided to stay up to watch the end. The last 2 minutes took 20 minutes.

 

Either way they call timeouts to draw up some silly play from full court. Makes the end of the game so much better but I can get why some basketball purist don't like it.

No clue where Gary Neal played college ball. None.

 

How many Rivals stars did he have?

 

2... :lol:

Going back right before the foul that left 1.7 left on the clock in the 4th. Does anyone else think that the play of getting the inbound and chucking the ball in the air is underused in basketball? The play is flawless...

Either way they call timeouts to draw up some silly play from full court. Makes the end of the game so much better but I can get why some basketball purist don't like it.

 

I think they'd sometimes at least consider not calling a timeout. I said dead ball before, but really it's after any change of possession. I think they'd consider letting things play out on a rebound or something along those lines. You see that a lot in college, whereas you might see it 1 out of every 10 times in the NBA.

No clue where Gary Neal played college ball. None.

 

How many Rivals stars did he have?

 

Neal has had a long road to the NBA. OTL had a piece on him one day. Dude can flat out shoot.

Going back right before the foul that left 1.7 left on the clock in the 4th. Does anyone else think that the play of getting the inbound and chucking the ball in the air is underused in basketball? The play is flawless...

 

I agree, I guess sometime you don't even get a chance to chuck it before you get the ball and they foul you but that is what I would do. It would burn off at least 2 seconds before it lands.

I agree, I guess sometime you don't even get a chance to chuck it before you get the ball but that is what I would do. It would burn off at least 2 seconds before it lands.

 

Yeah maybe 2 seconds if my mom threw it...I'm thinking more like 4 or 5. Plus it's nearly impossible to get a shot right off of the chuck if the other team happened to gain possession after the chuck.

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