How is that not called?
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Guitarsoup said:
Bull**** overturned foul.
McDaniels pushed him into the screen, that's 10000% illegal.
Jaden McDaniels shoves Carter Bryant into Naz Reid. Play is reviewed and overturned to a foul on Carter.
— Spurs Legacy (@spurs_four) May 11, 2026
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Such bull*****
SanAntonio said:
How is that not called?
That Randle Elbow isn't even top 50% of plays they should have called on Minnesota.
Refs are total garbage, guess the NBA needs as many 7 game series as possible for more ads...too many sweeps right now for them so gotta even the script
not watching this crap now. NBA can suck it.
I hope I did not offend anybody with this post. If I did, please come see me at my address in my profile so we can talk.
SanAntonio said:
How is that not called?
The mob called.
Matt_ag98 said:
Refs are total garbage, guess the NBA needs as many 7 game series as possible for more ads...too many sweeps right now for them so gotta even the script
All the playoff games are bonus money to the refs. Plus whatever they are getting on the side from Vegas.
The math is pretty easy.
Vassell just locked up Ant and Randle on the same play.
As someone who has to listen to this on the radio...Dan Weiss is not good.
Harper just got thrown down….no call. Randle is out there swinging and trying to land haymakers
….call something.
….call something.
duck79 said:
Harper just got thrown down….no call. Randle is out there swinging and trying to land haymakers
….call something.
It is ridiculous.
We saw his arms after game 3.
I am sick of hearing that is playoff basketball. If it is a ****ing foul in the regular season, it is a ****ing foul in the playoffs.
Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:
Him and Castle have been getting mauled all series in a way that seems intentionally allowed by the refs. I can see why he got frustrated and lashed out even though he doesn't usually do that.
That doesn't mean he had bad intentions or was throwing an elbow to intentionally hit someone. Moving your elbows like that is a normal basketball move to clear space, you just can't make the contact that he did.
In the slow motion replay you can see that he has an eye on Naz Reid's face before he starts swinging the elbow, and continues to watch until he makes contact. It is not like he was wildly flailing around without looking.
I think he was mad and wanted to send a message, probably figuring he'd only get a flagrant one and not get thrown out.
It sucks that they are much more likely to lose this game now, but it will still be 2-2 at worst, with him back next game.
The frustration was building up with Wemby
— Spurs Culture (@SpursCulture) May 11, 2026
He might have the worst whistle in the NBA pic.twitter.com/EcEGCd4gPI
how do you not call that foul on the 3....
(i think we know how)
(i think we know how)
OasisMan said:
how do you not call that foul on the 3....
(i think we know how)
They don't have the guts to call it on the replay either.
Wow….i stand corrected
steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:
Him and Castle have been getting mauled all series in a way that seems intentionally allowed by the refs. I can see why he got frustrated and lashed out even though he doesn't usually do that.
That doesn't mean he had bad intentions or was throwing an elbow to intentionally hit someone. Moving your elbows like that is a normal basketball move to clear space, you just can't make the contact that he did.
In the slow motion replay you can see that he has an eye on Naz Reid's face before he starts swinging the elbow, and continues to watch until he makes contact. It is not like he was wildly flailing around without looking.
I think he was mad and wanted to send a message, probably figuring he'd only get a flagrant one and not get thrown out.
It sucks that they are much more likely to lose this game now, but it will still be 2-2 at worst, with him back next game.
You are taking your view and reasoning in super slow mo replay for something that occured milliseconds.
Knee straight to the arm
These refs are atrocious, standing right there
I guess the knee hitting the arm on a shot is just "playoff basketball" the NBA is just WWE now.
Shocked the overturned it.
Shocked the overturned it.
WE WON A CHALLENGE.
AND THE CHALLENGE WAS MEANINGFUL
AND THE CHALLENGE WAS MEANINGFUL
jsc8116 said:
These refs are atrocious, standing right there
How we needed to challenge that to get the foul call
duck79 said:
Harper just got thrown down….no call. Randle is out there swinging and trying to land haymakers
….call something.
No. The refs aren't going to do **** except usher Wolves to the W. Put Plumlee in and put McDaniels or Naz over the scorers table
Just keep it close Spurs. If you do that the pressure is all on the wolves to try and win at home without Wemby.
Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:
Him and Castle have been getting mauled all series in a way that seems intentionally allowed by the refs. I can see why he got frustrated and lashed out even though he doesn't usually do that.
That doesn't mean he had bad intentions or was throwing an elbow to intentionally hit someone. Moving your elbows like that is a normal basketball move to clear space, you just can't make the contact that he did.
In the slow motion replay you can see that he has an eye on Naz Reid's face before he starts swinging the elbow, and continues to watch until he makes contact. It is not like he was wildly flailing around without looking.
I think he was mad and wanted to send a message, probably figuring he'd only get a flagrant one and not get thrown out.
It sucks that they are much more likely to lose this game now, but it will still be 2-2 at worst, with him back next game.
You are taking your view and reasoning in super slow mo replay for something that occured milliseconds.
That does not mean I'm wrong. The whole benefit of instant replay is to be able to slow something down and watch it over and over again to see what really happened.
On victors elbow he has 1 arm fully grabbed it's ridiculous it wasn't a foul earlier. Frustration foul and for good reason
By the way, it's now or never for Fox. This is your time to shine. We need a career high game out of you or you're getting sent to Vegas or Seattle in the expansion draft.
steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:
Him and Castle have been getting mauled all series in a way that seems intentionally allowed by the refs. I can see why he got frustrated and lashed out even though he doesn't usually do that.
That doesn't mean he had bad intentions or was throwing an elbow to intentionally hit someone. Moving your elbows like that is a normal basketball move to clear space, you just can't make the contact that he did.
In the slow motion replay you can see that he has an eye on Naz Reid's face before he starts swinging the elbow, and continues to watch until he makes contact. It is not like he was wildly flailing around without looking.
I think he was mad and wanted to send a message, probably figuring he'd only get a flagrant one and not get thrown out.
It sucks that they are much more likely to lose this game now, but it will still be 2-2 at worst, with him back next game.
You are taking your view and reasoning in super slow mo replay for something that occured milliseconds.
That does not mean I'm wrong. The whole benefit of instant replay is to be able to slow something down and watch it over and over again to see what really happened.
You are attributing malicious intent when you have no possible way to know what was going through his head.
Yes, you can see it, but you also can't process in milliseconds the same thing you can process by watching it multiple times in super slow mo replay.
chtow said:
On victors elbow he has 1 arm fully grabbed it's ridiculous it wasn't a foul earlier. Frustration foul and for good reason
All the replays after the first one cut out the fact that McDaniels elbowed Wemby in the face while hooking his arm.
FTAG 2000 said:chtow said:
On victors elbow he has 1 arm fully grabbed it's ridiculous it wasn't a foul earlier. Frustration foul and for good reason
All the replays after the first one cut out the fact that McDaniels elbowed Wemby in the face while hooking his arm.
And Refs reviewed it and did not call the flagrant on McDaniels nor the foul on McDaniels, nor the hold on McDaniels.
FTAG 2000 said:chtow said:
On victors elbow he has 1 arm fully grabbed it's ridiculous it wasn't a foul earlier. Frustration foul and for good reason
All the replays after the first one cut out the fact that McDaniels elbowed Wemby in the face while hooking his arm.
Yea you gotta show that entire sequence. He was getting mauled by both as soon as he touched the ball. The officials let it get to this point by allowing all that grabbing the previous games. There is a difference between hard fouls/tough defense and yanking a guys arm or bear hugging him.
It's crazy to think that if he hadn't flung around, there would have been zero fouls on that play.
Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:
Him and Castle have been getting mauled all series in a way that seems intentionally allowed by the refs. I can see why he got frustrated and lashed out even though he doesn't usually do that.
That doesn't mean he had bad intentions or was throwing an elbow to intentionally hit someone. Moving your elbows like that is a normal basketball move to clear space, you just can't make the contact that he did.
In the slow motion replay you can see that he has an eye on Naz Reid's face before he starts swinging the elbow, and continues to watch until he makes contact. It is not like he was wildly flailing around without looking.
I think he was mad and wanted to send a message, probably figuring he'd only get a flagrant one and not get thrown out.
It sucks that they are much more likely to lose this game now, but it will still be 2-2 at worst, with him back next game.
You are taking your view and reasoning in super slow mo replay for something that occured milliseconds.
That does not mean I'm wrong. The whole benefit of instant replay is to be able to slow something down and watch it over and over again to see what really happened.
You are attributing malicious intent when you have no possible way to know what was going through his head.
Yes, you can see it, but you also can't process in milliseconds the same thing you can process by watching it multiple times in super slow mo replay.
Yes. That is how watching sports works. You don't know what is in his head any more than I do, so we are both guessing. I would argue that you are taking the much less likely guess that he didn't mean to hit Naz. Maybe after the game he will address it and we will know more about his thoughts at the time, but probably not.
Does Wemby get a suspension with this? That was dumb.
steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:Guitarsoup said:steve00 said:
Him and Castle have been getting mauled all series in a way that seems intentionally allowed by the refs. I can see why he got frustrated and lashed out even though he doesn't usually do that.
That doesn't mean he had bad intentions or was throwing an elbow to intentionally hit someone. Moving your elbows like that is a normal basketball move to clear space, you just can't make the contact that he did.
In the slow motion replay you can see that he has an eye on Naz Reid's face before he starts swinging the elbow, and continues to watch until he makes contact. It is not like he was wildly flailing around without looking.
I think he was mad and wanted to send a message, probably figuring he'd only get a flagrant one and not get thrown out.
It sucks that they are much more likely to lose this game now, but it will still be 2-2 at worst, with him back next game.
You are taking your view and reasoning in super slow mo replay for something that occured milliseconds.
That does not mean I'm wrong. The whole benefit of instant replay is to be able to slow something down and watch it over and over again to see what really happened.
You are attributing malicious intent when you have no possible way to know what was going through his head.
Yes, you can see it, but you also can't process in milliseconds the same thing you can process by watching it multiple times in super slow mo replay.
Yes. That is how watching sports works. You don't know what is in his head any more than I do, so we are both guessing. I would argue that you are taking the much less likely guess that he didn't mean to hit Naz. Maybe after the game he will address it and we will know more about his thoughts at the time, but probably not.
I'm not the one that is putting words into Wemby's mouth and saying what his intentions were. That's the entire point.
2008and1 said:
Does Wemby get a suspension with this? That was dumb.
Doubtful, especially since he had to sit most of this game.
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