Quotes from the Suns' forums-I literally think there is a foul called every possession

[SCS]

Honestly I'm tired of hearing Suns fans complain about the refs not checking clock but conveniently leaving out the fact that Monty Williams had a timeout and a challenge to use in that situation. Yes the refs screwed up by not checking the clock and imo that is inexcusable. But challenges are a thing now because of situations like this. If they are going to talk about the refs mistakes they also need to bring up Monty's mistake.

 

[framer]

Rudy would have just blocked their shot anyway, assuming they could have actually inbounded the ball.

 

[reignman40]

Suns definitely got screwd by the refs. That said, as a jazz fan I will take it, we have been screwed to many times to count.

 

[JazzMan4Life]

Honestly I'm tired of hearing Suns fans complain about the refs not checking clock but conveniently leaving out the fact that Monty Williams had a timeout and a challenge to use in that situation. Yes the refs screwed up by not checking the clock and imo that is inexcusable. But challenges are a thing now because of situations like this. If they are going to talk about the refs mistakes they also need to bring up Monty's mistake.

Coaches can't challenge in the last 2 minutes of the 4th or overtime.

 

[gregbroncs]

Coaches can't challenge in the last 2 minutes of the 4th or overtime.

I thought the rule was they can challenge, but only foul calls.

 

[Handlogten's Heros]

Suns definitely got screwd by the refs. That said, as a jazz fan I will take it, we have been screwed to many times to count.

Depends... Jevon Carter was allowed to commit assault and battery most of the night. Timing of a decision matters, but maybe Booker/Carter should have not fouled DM as he was headed to the rim.

The same refs also decided Mike Conley would not be allowed to play basketball last night.

 

[yamers]

Now you know why the Jazz grew weary of Ricky Rubio
He’s too often on the knife’s edge, just barely in control. You can never know if his next move is a pinpoint pass or a pinheaded turnover. For all of his intangibles, for all of his "crafty" subterfuge, he is consistently haphazard. He’s the downhill skier on one ski who is either going to hold his edge or fly into the trees. Is Rubio helping you win the game or making you lose? I can never tell, because the scale between good and awful is in perfect equilibrium, a lingering riddle that decides if your next reaction is delight or despair. After four games this Rubio quirk is only slightly annoying and still fascinating to watch. After the 100 or 1,000 games the Jazz must have witnessed, the temptation was probably too great to grab him by the man-bun and hammer-throw him over the Wasatch Range.

Lol yepp been saying this thr last 2 seasons