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After the OKC-LAC and Miami-Brooklyn games, should the NBA change rules?
Yesterday, it was Thunder-Clippers and tonight, Heat-Nets games where questionable calls at crucial moments of the game may have affected the result.
I'm talking about the no-call foul, out of bounds call.
Pierce was clearly fouled by Lebron, there was no foul called, the ball clearly went off of Pierce. The refs review the play, saw what really happened, but since they cannot call a foul after an original out of bounds call, they just award the ball to the Nets to make up for the no-foul call.
Should the NBA allow the refs to call a foul after review? Isn't that more proper?
4 Answers
- 7 years ago
no way that would slow the game down alot..plus pierce wasnt about to do anything with that he was about to pick the ball up 3 feet from the 3 point line.they should b thankful. That happens all game, to both teams, slaps on the wrist and rebounds.its happen to the heat plenty of time on game ending layups...every call is not made in a nba game if there was the game would take 30 minutes longer. They just gotta decide and make a split decision...the clippers got robbed though not even just on that 1 call..they had 3 questionable calls go against them in the defining moments.
- ?Lv 67 years ago
What the NBA needs, is to help the Eastern Conference since is a freaking joke & make a new law against refs making bad calls.
- ?Lv 57 years ago
Hell no that would just slow the game down that will never happen this probably happens like 5-10 times a game it just happens
The refs see it ONCE we see it like 10 times at least so it's easy for people like you to criticize the refs after seeing it 10 times to their one time
