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Archie Moses said:


It was his inner forearm. Watch at 4:17.
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That angle doesn't really show it. If that's all I saw I would agree. Watching other angles from the replays on the Jazz feed it did look like it was the elbow. Probably why he has the big goose egg. Inner forearm likely wouldn't do that.
 
The inner circle posters here seem to really hate the Jazz getting any calls or avoiding career ending injuries. Paid propaganda , secret hate for the team, or just low IQ? Hard to tell.
 
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Thee jazz fan said:
He does that to everyone though

Accumulating hits to the head can lead to things like concussions, which lead to shortened careers, CTE and other cognitive disorders. Arm injuries are more short term than a ****ing brain injury.

these calls are made to reduce hits to the head, and reduce harm to its players for the overall product for fans and protecting ones business.
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And there are also hits to the head that do absolutely nothing to long term health, like the one to Rudy's last night.

Your guy's argument are based off of what ifs, maybes, potential, etc. I get it. However, there are still hits to the head that do absolutely nothing and you guys wanna make it into something.

Rudy's head is fine.
 
Watcher said:
That angle doesn't really show it. If that's all I saw I would agree. Watching other angles from the replays on the Jazz feed it did look like it was the elbow. Probably why he has the big goose egg. Inner forearm likely wouldn't do that.
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From the angle I posted it would be impossible to be his elbow.
 
Truth said:
The inner circle posters here seem to really hate the Jazz getting any calls or avoiding career ending injuries. Paid propaganda , secret hate for the team, or just low IQ? Hard to tell.
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Probably more to do with being long time basketball fans, and jazz fans in particular for several years. If you watched the Malone Stockton era these new "fouls" are extremely soft by comparison. While I agree any blow to the head of neck should be a flagrant, especially with new science regarding concussion and their after effects, some fouls are ridiculous. I'd rather see a little more flow to the game and a lot less touch fouls being called. These are well conditioned professional athletes, they can play through some very minor contact.
 
Truth said:
The inner circle posters here seem to really hate the Jazz getting any calls or avoiding career ending injuries. Paid propaganda , secret hate for the team, or just low IQ? Hard to tell.
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Rudy got the call. I was happy he got the call. It was upgraded to a flagrant 1 and I said it was a weak flagrant foul. If that makes me have low IQ then ok, guy. I'm just capable of not putting every hit to the head in the NBA as an absolute flagrant. That's weak to me.

The defender made a play on the ball and accidentally hit Rudy's head with his arm. Basketball is a physical sport and stuff like that happens. It was a foul.

You guy's are acting like he got Karl Malone'd. Rudy got a goose egg, but he'll be alright.

Harpring thought it was a weak call and so did the Bull's announcers. Low IQ though, right? I mean, if someone has a different opinion they must be stupid.


Y'all are soft.
 
No they are biased against the Jazz. It was a flagrant. The Jazz get one flagrant call in their favor , deservedly, and a half dozen "Jazzfanz" act like it's a national emergency. I've seen weaker flagrants go against the Jazz and there is no outrage from these same guys then.
 
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Archie Moses said:
And there are also hits to the head that do absolutely nothing to long term health, like the one to Rudy's last night.

Your guy's argument are based off of what ifs, maybes, potential, etc. I get it. However, there are still hits to the head that do absolutely nothing and you guys wanna make it into something.

Rudy's head is fine.
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No harm, no (flagrant) foul?
 
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