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I love it when he comes here and just ends up making a fool of himself. I can just see him patting himself on the back after his posts.
 
Contact with anyone involved in the game beyond helping them up should never be tolerated. Period. You are there to be entertained. You are not part of the show. They cannot allow anything like this no matter how minor it seems without doing something about it. It's that simple.
 
LogGrad98 said:
Contact with anyone involved in the game beyond helping them up should never be tolerated. Period. You are there to be entertained. You are not part of the show. They cannot allow anything like this no matter how minor it seems without doing something about it. It's that simple.
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I can understand why the guy was upset. Still doesn’t justify his touching a player. Emotion isn’t a justification or good cause.
 
Stoked said:
I can understand why the guy was upset. Still doesn’t justify his touching a player. Emotion isn’t a justification or good cause.
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I totally understand being upset. But that was nothing crazy. I've seen way way worse dives into the audience. And the guy wasn't even directly involved. Scream and yell all you want (keep it civil of course) but physical touching other than helping the guy up simply cannot be tolerated. That's a slippery slope that just cannot be allowed.
 
Didn't Mitchell fall on a girl quite badly diving for the ball? Girl went to hospital. It happens.
 
Stoked said:
I can understand why the guy was upset. Still doesn’t justify his touching a player. Emotion isn’t a justification or good cause.
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This.
I mean I would be upset even before lowry tried to save the ball.
If I'm ever at a jazz playoff game and we are down in the series and also down in the game I'm attending then I'm going to default to being upset about it.

I'm happier when the jazz win

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I heard all about this on the news. Didn't see it. But the news is all anyone needs to know nowadays, as we bask in the pure light of responsible journalism, so of course I'm OK thinking I know it all.

I'm practically a resident of Oakland now, so the Warriors are, almost, "my team". My team can do no wrong. Of course.

But I am shocked they are down in the series and having a hard time even making a serious contest of it. Of course, this has nothing to do with sheer arrogance. Like the shock when Hillary lost and endangered the whole world with questionable, unproven, non-elitist government. Losing to Houston would be OK.... respectable almost.... but to Toronto????

my Hell.

nah. Srs. Arrogance in the Bay Area is like the philosophical "Arrogance of Power"...… the idea that the Bigs just have to prove they're above the law in every respect and can, and must, show it in every least possible way. yah know, like Pelosi and Shumer tripling down on all their political positions, and Biden raking in billions through his son Hunter in every quarter of the world, and everybody seeing no problem with Comey covering for the BQ of hierarchal order in the US. When even the media is growing faint-hearted.

So I don't blanch a bit at the Doofuss getting the big fine. Serves him..... and the Warriors..... right. Arrogance in the NBA....a trivial pursuit sport.... is just too much to tolerate. Especially in the Warriors Zone.
 
str8line said:
What if it was premeditated and Lowry just wanted to **** up some rich white folk?
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Then it's his right to do so. It's the fans fault that they sat in the first row. Maybe if the fans weren't there he wouldn't have them to cushion his fall and then kindly assist him in getting up and maybe he wouldn't even try to save the ball out of fear of getting hurt.

I think they should just put row 1 ten feet from the out of bounds line. Also think there did definitely be more room for the players on the baseline.
Would solve a number of problems and make the players safer.

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fishonjazz said:
Then it's his right to do so. It's the fans fault that they sat in the first row. Maybe if the fans weren't there he wouldn't have them to cushion his fall and then kindly assist him in getting up and maybe he wouldn't even try to save the ball out of fear of getting hurt.

I think they should just put row 1 ten feet from the out of bounds line. Also think there did definitely be more room for the players on the baseline.
Would solve a number of problems and make the players safer.

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...shopping for jewelry for my next game. Gotta protect myself.

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fishonjazz said:
Then it's his right to do so. It's the fans fault that they sat in the first row. Maybe if the fans weren't there he wouldn't have them to cushion his fall and then kindly assist him in getting up and maybe he wouldn't even try to save the ball out of fear of getting hurt.

I think they should just put row 1 ten feet from the out of bounds line. Also think there did definitely be more room for the players on the baseline.
Would solve a number of problems and make the players safer.

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I’ll break with you here. Players can go after loose balls. They can’t go after fans. There’s a real difference. For example. Rodman once crashes into some cameramen after a rough play. It happens. Then he kicked the cameramen. Intentionally. That’s not ok.

Fans should NOT touch the players in any way. Players get some leeway on the course of the game. They do not get free reign to touch and assault fans either. Lowry didn’t do anything like that but a player can’t hit a fan either. On the whole NBA players do an amazing job of this.
 
The league has gone soft. Players punching fans getting a one-year ban. Now a shove is a one-year ban, but people calling for lifetime ban.

Bring back the brawls.
 
fishonjazz said:
Then it's his right to do so. It's the fans fault that they sat in the first row. Maybe if the fans weren't there he wouldn't have them to cushion his fall and then kindly assist him in getting up and maybe he wouldn't even try to save the ball out of fear of getting hurt.

I think they should just put row 1 ten feet from the out of bounds line. Also think there did definitely be more room for the players on the baseline.
Would solve a number of problems and make the players safer.

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Yeah but all those $20k seats doe
 
No posts about the ******* raptors fans cheering Durant’s injury? That might’ve been the most classless thing I’ve seen in a long time.
 
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