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The Travel call on Wafer last night

Discussion in 'Houston Rockets: Game Action & Roster Moves' started by DaDakota, Apr 2, 2009.

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  1. CrazyDave

    CrazyDave Member

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    Explanation?

    As we have seen time and time again, the referees don't see things that hit/collide with Yao, therefore, it was obviously a travel. :rolleyes:
     
  2. roksoer

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    it was a travel. definitely a travel.
     
  3. Yetti

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    Great suggestion!! :p
     
  4. Shroopy2

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    An aside, same game:
    Suns get an offensive rebound. Dribbling, pass from basket area out to Jason Richardson in upper right corner.

    He catches the ball a foot in front the 3 pt line, feet kinda on the ground. But then in the same motion he's senses he's in front the line then WITHOUT DRIBBLING hops back behind the line so he can shoot a 3pter? Traveling or not traveling?

    I guess catching a ball moving forward for a layup without dribbling and catching a ball moving backward for a 3 without dribbling is kinda the same - taking non-dribbling steps before shooting. But Yao gets a few based-on-appearance travel calls doing the same. And Wafer got a based-on-appearance call. But whatever, too inconsistently called to tell
     
  5. Marcus Bryant

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    Wafer has some affiliates with Lakers.
     

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