Top 10 Plays of the Night: November 19th

[filmreel]

jeff taylor 1:43 derrick favors 1:32 vince carter 0:06 josh smith 0:33 gordon hayward 0:49 oj mayo 1:03 rudy gay 2:07 danillo gallinari 2:24 chris paul 2:38 utah jazz sick sequence to enes kanter 2:25

[Efrankss]

david lee has always been underrated, look at him only getting in the top 10 as his shots blocked lol

[greenjacket]

never thought I would see a bobcat's play except in a blooper reel

[yeyechicken]

I like seeing lil tricks that they did back then like how CP pushing Parker when he did cross overs lol

[zaneof]

When a team is over the foul limit, each foul after that sends the opposing team to the free throw line.

[Rinndonabo]

no 5, both teams were 44 - 44 after no 44 score mind blown

[joiedejunelle]

i'll never understand cp... he's just crazy. crazy GOOD

[Waitak]

Did anyone else see Faried's head?! That man can fly!

[ShaneMundane]

You are right, Parker was still moving but that doesn't mean its not an offensive foul.

The Rule No. 12, B Personal Fouls, Section II says:
b. If a defender is able to establish a legal position in the straight line path of the dribbler, the dribbler must avoid contact by changing direction or ending his dribble.

In my opinion Paul did a spin move but dribbled into a backward defender. Just because he spin around and Parker was moving doesn't mean he is allowed to dribble into Parker.

[Vblogs]

Tony Parker about to receive a flop warning from the NBA lol

[stillatin]

Parker started to move as Paul was starting his move, look at where parker is when paul starts the first step (which is starting his offensive move) and look where parker ends up when they collide. It's the same reason why sometimes you cant get an "And one" even though you didnt bounce the ball.

[MMAisLife]

You make good points, but it was an offensive foul because he slid in on the last second and was still moving clearly.

[CALLLAN]

demarre carroll that was an atrocious oop pass

[thenurispunk]

Parker's feet were not set. That's why no-call. If you were on air and there was the slightest bit of resultant for against you, wouldn't you lose stability? That was what happened. Good call by the ref.

[TheFloodRunner]

how weren't they, he stood still to me?

[ShaneMundane]

Like I said, refs really avoid calling offensive foul in such situations, its nothing new.

It doesn't matter if Parker is in the air while the contact happened, if he is in a legal guarding position which means in line of the dribbling direction.

In my opinion Paul didn't change direction in the spin move to avoid the contact of a legally positioned defender, which results in an offensive foul.

[deinemuddahattnsack]

In my opinion it is no offensive foul because to take a charge you need to have a steady position with both feets on the ground before the dribbler hits you

[Maddog]

#1 was more of an awkward-oop than an alley-opp

[ShaneMundane]

your feet dont need to be set for an offensive foul, please read the rulebook.
It was clearly an offensive foul but like Reggie always says "in the closing minutes the refs swallow the whistle and never call an offensive foul".

[uprock]

Parker's heels werent grounded, thought it was a good no-call