Who thinks Lebron got fouled in last nights game?

Question

In the end of the game.

Answer 1

Yeah he got fouled.

Answer 2

Dear Person,

LeBron did get fouled but it was before the shot- so he should have gotten two and not three free throws since it would have been before the shot.

That's not what lost the game for the Cavs. The Spurs were not very "uncharacteristic" down the stretch, Manu makes 0 field goals, Duncan only goes for 14 pts, 9 rebs, and the Cavs at home could not pull it off. The Spurs gave the Cavs very chance to win the game and they couldn't come through. Daniel Gibson shot 1 for 10, Z finally played a big game,... all this to say that Yes LeBron did get fouled- it was before the shot and it would not have changed the outcome of the game and most definitely not of the series. The Cavs are clearly overmatched.

Nickster

Answer 3

He was but that wasnt the worst non-call of the game.

When Gibson was taking a 3, Ginobili (floppy) blatantly fouled him. He would have made all 3 free throws.

The Cavs should never have been in that situation anyway. They let the Spurs score 10 straight points in the last minute of the first half. Also, LeBron SHOULD NOT HAVE PASSED THE BALL OFF TO VAREJAO ON THAT LAST POSSESION.

Cavs will win on Thursday. That will be their only win.

I hate the Suns but I have to admit that they got cheated out of a series just like the Cavs are getting cheated out of a few games by the refs and Stern. At least every fan of the NBA can sleep at night knowing that the Spurs are the most boring and underappreciated team and will probably never be mentioned with the great dynasties.

Answer 4

How about we just leave it at "LeBron..over-rated"..he can do some pretty amazing things offensively, defense ain't all that though. (last night's game for example) but maybe because he's the ONLY one on the CAVS team doing anything (making shots, defending plays, getting rebounds, making free throws, etc) I guess it's easy 2 call someone the best when they're the ONLY one doing something, huh?..I can ALMOST promise u (I've been watching NBA 2 long and know better than to make a guarantee) the the Cavs are done. Fatigue is most likely a factor and this is the worse possible time for Lebron to start to suffer from fatigue. His teammates won't (or can't) step it up and pick up the slack so that series can have a fork stuck in it. (They're DONE)

Answer 5

The foul could have been called, but like I said, LeBron isn't necessarily exceptional in clutch, so he'd probably end up missing at least one of three free throws to lose the game, (let's not even discuss overtime) which would allow more room for criticism, because he is the next Jordan, right? Lol. That entire team lacks the talent, ability, experience, and instinct required to win at all costs. Cavs' free fall ends tomorrow night.

Answer 6

I was rooting for the spurs but i do think that lebron got fouled,
though it would been meaningless cuz it wasnt an act of shooting, and i believe the spurs did have a foul to give too.

Answer 7

YES HE GOT FOULED!
if he didnt get fouled, he wouldnt go up for a 3 with 5 seconds left. He felt the contact and went up for it, just like any other player would do. SO UNFAIR!!!!!!!!!
just like game 2 of the Eastern Conference Finals

Answer 8

Oh he got fouled alright, but he also fouled Bruce during the game and that wasn't called either. Just let them play and let's get this over with. Time to break out the broom,s
Go Spurs Go!!

Answer 9

Of course Bowen Fouled him, but as DonCooperJuan said, LeBron probably wouldn't have made all 3 free throws.

Answer 10

He was fouled. He needs to start taking over long before the
fourth quarter.