I don't know, San Antonio get's A LOT.

Pacers weren't ready to play like Champs through a whole season. Didn't know how to pace themselves.
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Could it have something to do with the fact that he attempted more shots than anybody in the league.

It could, but it's not certain. Guys who drive are more likely to get fouled than jump shooters. Durant does a little bit of everything on offense, but he doesn't absorb near the amount of contact that Harden or James do.

Many moons ago, the first 1 to lose to an eight was Gary Payton's Sonics getting upset by the Nuggets.

Let's do it, Mavs!!!

And he would be correct. The NBA, more than any other league, practices "star power" officiating. Superstars and the "in teams" get the benefit of far more calls than teams having fewer super stars. Its been that way forever.

A perfect example is Jordan's blatant "push off" against Utah in the NBA Finals to win it all in the in the last seconds of the game. That gets called an offensive foul if any other player, other than Jordan, does it. One if the absolute worst non-calls in NBA Finals history. Jordan literally pushed the Utah player out of the way, then shoots an uncontested jump shot to win the game and series. It was a good shot, but it doesn't happen if the proper call was made. No way Utah ever gets that call...

LMAO Misery LOVES company, especially for Lakers fans...But I share your sentiments because the Clippers can beat the Rockets if they were to meet in the playoffs.

I agree, 100%. I stood up and yelled it when it happened. Everyone and their mother said "That was no offensive foul, just a great play."

Glad to be back in the playoffs after a 1 year absence, although I wish we werent playing the Spurs

It always seems to be them, doesn't it?

**** the Spurs. Dirk's back, bitches.

Stay down, bitch.

Los Anus.

**** you, Spurs.

Two lucky ass shots by Timmy