That's the proof that's why Sexton got in as if it's too easy. I think that the defender also saw that there's already a call for timeout and signals that's why they play seem easy.

And that's why there's no need to put some pressure or accusation on him, that's just pure miscommunication in there and they have already accepted that loss.

Shams is reporting that Paul Millsap has retired. He was a great player and at the peak of his game he was like a heavier LeBron. I honestly thought he retired a couple years ago.

Here’s what Shams had to say:
“After 16 NBA seasons, four-time All-Star Paul Millsap has retired from basketball. Millsap, the No. 47 pick in the 2006 NBA draft, spent his career with the Jazz, Hawks, Nuggets, Nets and 76ers. One of eight players all-time with 500 3-pointers, 1,000 blocks and 1,000 steals.”

That is one of the worst betting scandal that had happened in the NBA, and I remember as well the brother of Michael Porter Jr of the Nuggets also involving himself.

Here, though it's the coach that is being accused so it's hard to show proof though, unless the NBA makes it's own investigation. So let's see if they will do it or not because it seems that there is a cause for them as it is controversial.

Well that's normal for a player to have a bad day. Guess we can see that Lebron still a human and there's a certain decline happening to him. But knowing how competitive Lebron is for sure he will bounce back on their next game. Also those mistakes he commit for sure will never erase his achievement although many people will get confused about what happened earlier, but for sure his solid fans would understand that its part of the game.

Maybe he just want to condition people to think that way but for sure its frustrating to his side to perform like that. But people need to move on and just see if he will perform well on their next game or create another shit show for Lakers.

Agree to that unless NBA will take this seriously and make their own investigation there might be a possibility but if there's no action then we might see that the issue will die naturally and the system will continue, betting scandal as you mentioned is no longer new officiating refs has been suspended because of these kind allegation.

Though in that sequence, I do agree from the post above te coach wa calling the timeout before Sexton penetrates inside he was beside the refs calling it, but we can't blame those bettors as they've got the chance winning the game if the coach risk that play, though not similar butI remember how Heat lose a game after coach Spo call a timeout and got the technical becuase they don't have any timeout left.

Yes, But I think still depends on who they are balling, it's Hornets and they almost lost this game as they build a good lead only for the Hornets to climb back and even take the lead. It was just in the last 40 seconds that the Hornets was so tired and then Maxey with that clutch drive on the right to give them that needed separation.

Lots of games that has been blowout, like the Knicks vs Magic, when I thought that this is going to be a very close game as both are in a winning streak. Unfortunately, the Magic doesn't have the legs. The only close game is the Nuggets vs Warriors, where the Nuggets won that game as the Warriors is on a losing skid right now after starting very hot.

There are really players we thought had already retired because we haven’t seen them in a while, but it turns out they’re still under contract. He’s one of those few. Who could forget him during his prime with the Hawks? Despite not being big enough, he could dominate the inside. He’s already carved out his own piece of NBA history, even if he’s not recognized as a Hall of Famer. Still, you can’t deny he succeeded in his own way.

I didn’t catch the game, but looking at the box score, it seems Thompson is back, though it’s good they kept his minutes limited. He’s becoming more of a liability, and it shows; he only scored 4 points in 20 minutes. BTW, are they on a winning streak now? It looks like they’ve leveled up since Doncic came back. Maybe his brief absence was a wake-up call for the team to work on their chemistry, and now we’re seeing the results.

Luka Doncic is a damn monster. That dude is an offensive weapon and he adds more flavor to his games by being an average defensive guy too. Dinwiddie did a good job in those last 2 minutes of the game and then PJ Washington did the dagger to close the game. Yeah, Thompson did a great job at guarding Ja Morant but I still want to see some spark from him when it comes to shooting. He played just 20 minutes but not a reason to make 0-3 in the three-point line. That's now the 5th winning streak of the Mavs, and that stops the 6th winning streak of the Grizzlies. Truly, the games are becoming more fun to watch.

It was indeed totally weird. I personally don't think that was intentional, but a brain freeze lol. Will Hardy said in post-game press that he was trying to take a time out and give them a little more time than 2secs, but he wasn't that fast. He should've taken the time after they grabbed the rebound, just like what you said. That would allow them to have more time to set up for a play.

The Warriors had a rough schedule on the last three. OKC Thunder, Phoenix Suns with Durant back, and the Denver Nuggets with Nikola Jokic having a monster offensive game with 38 points. We all know the Warriors lack defense, especially against teams with either a big man as their key player or a better offensive team than them.
The bigger question is how they will bounce back as they are now tied with the Suns in the 6th and 7th spots. With KD doing his normal thing, the Suns will probably put a gap between them and it will become another problem for the Warriors trying to get a spot for the playoffs. They need hungry players who will win games.