bruce bowen's dirty ass tryin to kick amare
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It was most definitely an intentional "move" that Bowen made, but in no way did it look like he was trying to injure anybody. It was the most accessible move to try and trip him up.
I'm on the fence wth this one, because while I can't stand Arizona, I might despise Texas even more. At any rate, the Spurs have won titles before and the Suns haven't, so FUCK IT!
I hope the Suns don't win a gotdamn thing.
I'm on the fence wth this one, because while I can't stand Arizona, I might despise Texas even more. At any rate, the Spurs have won titles before and the Suns haven't, so FUCK IT!
I hope the Suns don't win a gotdamn thing.
What other intents would someone have if you are trying to place your feet under another player???? Grabbing or reaching for the ball is one thing but tripping or making him land on his feet to cause injury is another........
The only reason you place your feet under another players when he is landing is to intentionally hurt him. Theres no way around that.........
The only reason you place your feet under another players when he is landing is to intentionally hurt him. Theres no way around that.........
Umm...actually..the ability of SIGHT has escaped you. He did not put his feet under Amare so that he would land awkwardly. He stepped on his heel much the same way children do in order to trip or slip the shoe off someone.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK before you wrongly assess the situation.
You're right. On both accounts. I despise your shitty little state, and your wannabe franchise. Regardless of all that, I'm still calling the situation the same.
I don't run around tripping NBA players, but obviously you do. Those dudes do shit all the time that could injure themselves, not just questionable fouls. LMAO @ big ass fall.
TRIP HIM, FOUL HIM, MAKE HIM MISS THE SHOT. That's what most players will do when they're beat to the basket. Just because a player intentionally fouls, doesn't mean he's trying to intentionally injure someone.
ps - you sound like a crybaby.
TAKE A CLOSER LOOK before you wrongly assess the situation.
You're right. On both accounts. I despise your shitty little state, and your wannabe franchise. Regardless of all that, I'm still calling the situation the same.
I don't run around tripping NBA players, but obviously you do. Those dudes do shit all the time that could injure themselves, not just questionable fouls. LMAO @ big ass fall.
TRIP HIM, FOUL HIM, MAKE HIM MISS THE SHOT. That's what most players will do when they're beat to the basket. Just because a player intentionally fouls, doesn't mean he's trying to intentionally injure someone.
ps - you sound like a crybaby.
his intention on the play was to hurt another player.....Plain and simple.....I can tell you can been a fan all your life and never actually stepped onto a playing field.....tee ball doesnt count.......
Trip people is what most players do????? and Since when was tripping ok in basketball???? that was NOT an intentional foul, he didnt even try to foul him or make him miss the ball..... he went for his feet plain and simple....... you can come up with all the bullshit you want.......and i give a fuck about either team or either player i just dont like players playing dirty because they got beat........
p.s. its funny when people are wrong they try to take cheap shots to talk shit..... go step onto a basketball court and then come back and talk......
Trip people is what most players do????? and Since when was tripping ok in basketball???? that was NOT an intentional foul, he didnt even try to foul him or make him miss the ball..... he went for his feet plain and simple....... you can come up with all the bullshit you want.......and i give a fuck about either team or either player i just dont like players playing dirty because they got beat........
p.s. its funny when people are wrong they try to take cheap shots to talk shit..... go step onto a basketball court and then come back and talk......
I wouldn't go so far as to say that in this particular case Bowen's intention was to "hurt" Amare.
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It's one of those moves that he probably gets away with night in and night out without a) Being called on it and b) Anyone getting hurt
To my eyes (could be just me though), what Bowen did was try to disguise the fact that he was going for Amare's feet to throw his balance off so that he didn't make the shot. If that's what he was doing, then that tells me that this is something that he does all of the time.
It's hard to give Bowen the benefit of the doubt in a case like this when you see him do all of the other "pesky" stuff that is borderline dirty.
We all have that one friend who "plays too much". They're forever tapdancing on that line that is your comfort zone and every once in a while, they cross the line. Bruce Bowen is that guy on the basketball court.
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It's one of those moves that he probably gets away with night in and night out without a) Being called on it and b) Anyone getting hurt
To my eyes (could be just me though), what Bowen did was try to disguise the fact that he was going for Amare's feet to throw his balance off so that he didn't make the shot. If that's what he was doing, then that tells me that this is something that he does all of the time.
It's hard to give Bowen the benefit of the doubt in a case like this when you see him do all of the other "pesky" stuff that is borderline dirty.
We all have that one friend who "plays too much". They're forever tapdancing on that line that is your comfort zone and every once in a while, they cross the line. Bruce Bowen is that guy on the basketball court.