Congrats Miami fans - good game

****ing terrorists.

OKC got more than their fair share of calls in this one (particularly the call that kept Durant in the game with three minutes left). There's no room to complain tonight, that's just looking to make excuses for that poor first half that set the Thunder back too far.

There is no question Lebron fouled Durant at the end. What a rotten piece of shit ref crew.

A foul could have been called there. I also think the earlier blocking foul called on Battier should have been a no-call. Often refs will swallow the whistle on last shot plays and even with the contact that was a shot Durant could have made. He didn't and Lebron made the ensuing FT's. Game.

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It was a poorly officiated game all around.

But when it comes to the last shot, you have to get the call right. Period.

I'll say one thing for LeFraud James, at least he made all his ****ing free throws this time out.

I agree, just your icon was petty and that is why I responded the way I did. It was a foul, but I do not hate on the refs for not calling it either.

Should have been a foul, but there were a lot of plays tonight that should have been fouls both ways.

Overall, the Heat were the better team tonight and deserved that win. Very impressive performance on the road.

Clear visual evidence of a foul:

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That wasn't a charge Durant was already in the air and Battier moved into him. Even it if was close that will always be a block .

I also think if the roles were reversed Lebron gets that call on Durant.

With that being said they need to quit getting down big early that is what is really killing them

Calm down. Nobody here is doubting that it was a foul.

Magic on Sports Center just said that Westbrook isn't feeding Durant early. He's trying to get himself going early in the game, and when he doesn't, the Thunder allow the Heat to jump out.

I would agree. Durant only had 13 shot attempts in the first half.

After watching it again, it should have been a no-call probably. If it was earlier in the game, though, I still maintain the refs call that a charge.

In OKC, with that intense environment, I doubt that. In Miami, maybe.

Agreed.