Re: Bulls win 6th ring.......finals MVP should be the Refs.

[mustang@gis.net]

 I feel that the refs handed Chicago
>game 2 and especially game 6.  Todays game was the final straw for me.
>There are 2 very big blown calls and one non-call that gave chicago
>another title.  One was when Eisley hit a 3 as the shot clock ran down,
>this was clearly released before the clock expired, it was so obvious
>that even those bias annoucers (Bob C and Isiah T) thought it was a
>terrible call.  But of course that Bull lover Dick Bevetta (sp) waved
>off the shot.  That one alone would have given Utah the win.  Now as a
>little insurance they gave Harper a 2 that was after the shot clock
>expired, now this was closer and could have been missed.  Now that is a
>5 point swing.  Then the last was MJ's final shot, He DID push Russell
>to get his shot off, but hey he is MJ and there was no way in the world
>the league was going to let Chicago lose this series.  To me this is
>sad, because I feel if Utah would have won today they would have won
>this series, and I feel the league also felt this way so this game had
>to be won by Chicago.  My wife used to joke about how the league fixed
>games to lengthen series to make more money, I used to laugh at her
>saying that there was no way the NBA would do that.  Well after today's
>game I would have to believe that the NBA did everything they could to
>insure a chicago championship.  I just don't know if I can even stomach
>to watch another NBA game, with the young punks ruining the game to the
>refs calling a one sided game, it is just too much to take.
>
>Again I would just like to say that I am venting some disgust for the
>way things have changed since the 80's when the games were fun to watch.
>
>If anyone wants to flame me go ahead it won't change my opinions of the
>state of the NBA
>
>Kevin
>Celtic fan way out in Oregon.
>
>
>I'm not ready to flat out say you're right, but it doesn't smell very
>good. Michael makes the cash registers ring, the tv ratings go way up, and
>has enormous name recognition around the world like Ali did in his prime.
>Non-fans, hell, everybody knows him. The Bulls winning is just a much
>bigger story internationally. I guess if it looks like a duck, and quacks
>like a duck.....
Grassy knoll anyone?


                                                  M.D