The ref explains a foul to Tim Hardaway Jr. 👀

One of the refs in the Dallas Mavericks vs. Atlanta Hawks game explains a foul to Tim Hardaway Jr.

[jetworthington]

That’s actually a good question and an even better answer

[JKLauderdale]

Credit to the ref for taking the time in-game to break it down and 10x more to THJ for asking how+why that constituted a foul in a polite and RESPECTFUL manner - Learn something new every day, your education is the one thing no one can ever take away from you :)

[kurlissdismuke]

We need more mic’d up moments when refs explain the foul’s. He even did a euro side step to say it could’ve been avoided. Lol

[TheAlexwilhelm]

This is so great to see, a civil dialogue on both sides that helps increase understanding!

[swerve]

I like it don’t see anything wrong with asking questions

[SupermanHopkins]

They told Scott Foster to stop being mean to the players. 😄

[wolverineheat]

Conclusion: Guards shouldn’t be anywhere near centers in the paint

[dominiqueedwards]

This why the game is not the same as back in the days...everything is catered to the offensive player...no rewards for defense

[joseph]

That still seems like a bad call or a bad rule. The guy who’s already made a stance should be able to hold his ground without someone forcing their way upon them creating contact. The nba needs to reward defense and stop giving sloppy offense bail outs with bad calls like this.

[jimbobfisher]

Don’t hype these bullshitters up to much now 🤣

[Ajtrinidemon]

I guessthat sorta helps i respect whoever that ref was he was detailed and help T_hardway jr understand how to avoid those types of foul