As a Celtics fan, I want to say up front the Pistons were a tough
opponent. Despite the fact this series went 6 games and not 7, I think
that's misleading. The Pistons were as tough as the Cavs and the Hawks;
I think Boston just finally learned how to win on the road.
Congratulations on a great run.

Having said that, what do you Pistons fans think of that offensive foul
call on Pierce late in the 3rd quarter? I'm trying to be objective, but
I really don't see that call.

On May 30, 11:41 pm, jbuc...@webtv.net (J Buck) wrote:
> As a Celtics fan, I want to say up front the Pistons were a tough
> opponent. Despite the fact this series went 6 games and not 7, I think
> that's misleading. The Pistons were as tough as the Cavs and the Hawks;
> I think Boston just finally learned how to win on the road.
> Congratulations on a great run.
>
> Having said that, what do you Pistons fans think of that offensive foul
> call on Pierce late in the 3rd quarter? I'm trying to be objective, but
> I really don't see that call.

What do you think of Kobe, and PJ?

I think, crush.

"J Buck" <jbuck41@webtv.net> wrote in message
news:2123-4840C8D3-460@storefull-3132.bay.webtv.net...
> As a Celtics fan, I want to say up front the Pistons were a tough
> opponent. Despite the fact this series went 6 games and not 7, I think
> that's misleading. The Pistons were as tough as the Cavs and the Hawks;
> I think Boston just finally learned how to win on the road.
> Congratulations on a great run.
>
> Having said that, what do you Pistons fans think of that offensive foul
> call on Pierce late in the 3rd quarter? I'm trying to be objective, but
> I really don't see that call.
>
>
>You've got bigger problems to ponder now, pal, than a ref's call. Get over
>it.

On Fri, 30 May 2008 23:41:07 -0400, jbuck41@webtv.net (J Buck) wrote:

>As a Celtics fan, I want to say up front the Pistons were a tough
>opponent. Despite the fact this series went 6 games and not 7, I think
>that's misleading. The Pistons were as tough as the Cavs and the Hawks;
>I think Boston just finally learned how to win on the road.
>Congratulations on a great run.
>
>Having said that, what do you Pistons fans think of that offensive foul
>call on Pierce late in the 3rd quarter? I'm trying to be objective, but
>I really don't see that call.
>
>

Neither did I. At worst, Pierce moved his pivot foot and could have
been called for a walk. At best, it was a no call. I guess from the
referee's angle, he saw something different than the TV cameras did.

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"SkippyPB" <swiegand@nospam.neo.rr.com> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 30 May 2008 23:41:07 -0400, jbuck41@webtv.net (J Buck) wrote:
>
>>As a Celtics fan, I want to say up front the Pistons were a tough
>>opponent. Despite the fact this series went 6 games and not 7, I think
>>that's misleading. The Pistons were as tough as the Cavs and the Hawks;
>>I think Boston just finally learned how to win on the road.
>>Congratulations on a great run.
>>
>>Having said that, what do you Pistons fans think of that offensive foul
>>call on Pierce late in the 3rd quarter? I'm trying to be objective, but
>>I really don't see that call.
>>
>>
>
> Neither did I. At worst, Pierce moved his pivot foot and could have
> been called for a walk. At best, it was a no call. I guess from the
> referee's angle, he saw something different than the TV cameras did.


Pierce noticably moved into Rip on that shot, but I didn't think it was
worth the penalty. A no-call if anything would've been sufficient.