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| Donaghy is the lone NBA official involved | | 9 | 29.03% |
| Other NBA officials are involved | | 17 | 54.84% |
| The league office is also involved | | 5 | 16.13% |
| None of the above | | 0 | 0% |
| Voters: 31. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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| Re: How deep is the corruption? The league office! Can there be any question? The buck stops there...don't it? The "league office" has been more concerned about what types of clothes inactive players are wearing than they have to maintaining the integrity of the game. Don't even try to tell me that Stern didn't know about this issue before now. The "almighty" Stern? He knew. So let the cover-up begin. Last edited by Mad Hatter : 07-21-2007 at 06:31 PM. |
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| Re: How deep is the corruption? The NBA has the most intensive after game referee analysis of any sport. Yet they couldn't notice this guy throwing games? They don't notice Shaq's chargesor DWades ticky tack fouls? NBA is corrupt, from top to bottom. Especially top, Mr. D. Sterns. |
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| Re: How deep is the corruption? The NBA was so busy "over officiating" games, a guy trying to tweak the system would be free to operate a points shaving operation based on late game free throws and technicals. Either the system is so broken a guy can hide within it or it is part of a much larger conspiracy. It's easy to hide a thief in the Thieves Guild.
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And if the Vatican knew about it, did they condone it by their inaction on the matter, before they were forced to do something by the public pressure exerted on them? I don't know in either case, which may be a bit naive, but that is where I am at with it. ![]() |
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| Stern starts his damage control!! Everyone can bet their morning Starbucks and more that Stern has already started to call in some favors on this, Mark Cuban being among those lending a helping hand in damage control. Notice the nature of the wording here. Quote:
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In the next quote Stern calls in a bunch of favors with his nemesis Mark Cuban. Of course if Cuban is going to defend the officials and the officiating than clearly this whole thing is over blown Quote:
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NBA referees dealing with questions of credibility - NBA - Yahoo! Sports ![]() |