Don't remember that, but I do remember Shaq pushing Foster in game 1 of the 98 WCF, and Foster did the complete opposite of what Ostertag did earlier in the season - he got up walked right over to Shaq and got in his face. Jazz won by 30 and swept the Lakers. Foster didn't do much else that series but the message was sent.
Earlier that season, Foster also made a bone-headed throat-slitting gesture to the Lakers bench that angered them so much that Rick Fox warned the Jazz coaches someone was ready to take Foster out. Fortuately the game was a decided and Sloan pulled the starters, but Fox was called for a flagarant the next time they played.
Foster was a really emotional player, but he spent alot of time in Sloan's doghouse because he would take 3's outside of the Jazz offense and would commit dumb TO's trying to put the ball on the floor and create, but he did have some great playoff moments on those WCF Jazz teams.
