Rip's elbow
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MaxwellSmart wrote:When he got "hit" in the eye by Ray Allen....the replay showed No Contact.....Breen said: "He was obviously hit in the eye,although we didn't see it"......huh?
That was one of the many dumb biased statements that Breen has made throughout the series. I loved how JVG and Mark Jackson were busting his chops on the flagrant foul throughout the entire game.
Does anyone have a video on the choke hold?
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The choke is in the highlights at espn.
http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=280528002
Can someone make me a gif of that? I think it's pretty funny to see a guy trying to choke someone and then all of a sudden injuring himself.
http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=280528002
Can someone make me a gif of that? I think it's pretty funny to see a guy trying to choke someone and then all of a sudden injuring himself.
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Rocky5000 wrote:The choke is in the highlights at espn.
http://scores.espn.go.com/nba/recap?gameId=280528002
Can someone make me a gif of that? I think it's pretty funny to see a guy trying to choke someone and then all of a sudden injuring himself.
+1-that would be an amazing Av.
Rip is a dirty, dirty player.
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LMAO. how much of a wuss do you have to be to hyperextend your elbow while trying to choke someone?
i hate to revel in other people's misfortune but Rip has really lost of lot of my respect this series. If he played clean he would be horrible. I was always amazed how he suddenly became a "good defender" after he joined the Pistons after being one of the worst defensive 2's in the league, but all he really did was become a dirty player.
i hate to revel in other people's misfortune but Rip has really lost of lot of my respect this series. If he played clean he would be horrible. I was always amazed how he suddenly became a "good defender" after he joined the Pistons after being one of the worst defensive 2's in the league, but all he really did was become a dirty player.
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Rip is not a dirty player, that's garbage talk.
Rip is a menace is what he is, he plays hard as anybody, is a near impossible cover, a killer shot, and has even been playing strong defense on Allen for sure but also Pierce today (!) and D has never been his strong suit. It still ain't, but he's working his butt off on the defensive end, you have to give him that.
Hamilton is the Pistons best, most consistent player IMO. Billups is super-inconsistent, and Rasheed is hugely talented but simply doesn't give the Pistons what they desperately need - scoring in the post - even though he could if he tried.
Rip Hamilton is a real pain in the arse if he's your opponent.
And yes, he's been uber-handsy, has pushed and clawed and shoved.
But that's what Rip gets paid for.
Great player. Worthy opponent. Champion.
It was nice to see Ray Allen finally get over on him tonight.
Rondo, keep finding Ray for those transition threes!
Rip is a menace is what he is, he plays hard as anybody, is a near impossible cover, a killer shot, and has even been playing strong defense on Allen for sure but also Pierce today (!) and D has never been his strong suit. It still ain't, but he's working his butt off on the defensive end, you have to give him that.
Hamilton is the Pistons best, most consistent player IMO. Billups is super-inconsistent, and Rasheed is hugely talented but simply doesn't give the Pistons what they desperately need - scoring in the post - even though he could if he tried.
Rip Hamilton is a real pain in the arse if he's your opponent.
And yes, he's been uber-handsy, has pushed and clawed and shoved.
But that's what Rip gets paid for.
Great player. Worthy opponent. Champion.
It was nice to see Ray Allen finally get over on him tonight.
Rondo, keep finding Ray for those transition threes!
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Are you going to defend that choke job? How about the elbow he threw at Garnett in the first game? Also most of the confrontations on the court have involved him. Those types of plays are my definition of dirty players. I wouldn't mind if he played hard as long as it was clean, something he hasn't been at least in this series (i don't watch many piston games).
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I wouldn't condone Ray Allen choking Rip, honestly. This is complete BS, IMO. But I guess this is what Detroit Piston Basketball has gained its reputation from back in the late 90's. It's not real basketball, in my opinion. And I like Rip's game, one of the best mid-range jumpers of all time, but his antics are garbage....
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Posey has had some incidents of dirty plays when he was with The Heat, but none with the C's. Cassell also fouled Rondo this season, which seemed dirty. Besides that I don't know what other players on the C's have played dirty like Bitch Hamilton. They still don't compare to actually chocking a player on the court.
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