whiterhino

The last play was a foul by Ricky or Perk either way but the call on Scalabrine was a bad call, read the rule book, there was no possesion so that call was wrong. Either way though, the Wiz should never have been in a position where they COULD win that game, we should have put them away and we didn't and so we lost....our fault in the end.

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f22egl

IMO there was a foul on Davis as he bumped him. I'm just wondering if the Celtics could have put anybody else on Arenas on that play, because if I were the Celtics I would rather have Arenas taking a jumper than driving to the lane. Ricky Davis can be a good defender when he wants to but clarly Arenas's quickness created a mismatch.

P-Dub34

Or maybe, being a former Celtic himself, he still feels such an attachment to the team that he takes losses just as badly as the players themselves do. Being "unprofessional" is why he's awesome.

Tommy > You.

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aquaitious

Arenas got fouled three times on that play? By what? the wind?

Perkins has fouled him, yes, but the call was not on Perkins so that's irrelevant. The foul was called on Ricky Davis who did not touch him...at all.

Now it makes sense.

He is? He played for the Celtics, he coached the Celtics, he won rings with the Celtics, so he's supposed to be an Anti-Celtic when he commentates a game?

No sir, if I wanted unbiased game calling I'd listen to the radio or the national broadcast...or get NBA League Pass and watch all the away games with other commentators.

You can blame Tommy for a lot of things, but loving the Celtics is a no-no.

f22egl

Gilbert on the game

http://www.sportsline.com/nba/gamece...060125_WAS@BOS

aquaitious

Somehow I believe nobody in the whole world would have said:

"No it wasn't a foul, the stupid refs bailed me out. I want to thank them. Ricky didn't even touch me."

I like his cockiness though.