http://www.forumblueandgold.com/2008/06/09/the-dark-lord/

P.S. I also did NOT hear any Laker fan complain about the FOUL on Barry that was NOT CALLED on Fisher during the last second of the SPur vs Laker game. Shall we also blame the refs on the Laker victory?

I still haven’t heard any Laker fans who blindly throw out the 38-10 number as proof of evil from the refs answer for the 43-16 difference in their own favor in G2 against Utah.

Here are some comments in this very site from Laker fans after that game…

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“I think there were a few fouls that could have been called on the Lakers that weren’t but I’m not sure it would have done a ton to close down the 27 free throw differential”

“…, the whole idea that the Jazz are getting screwed by the referees is simply comical. They play a hard style and foul often because of it.”

“Add me to the list of people sick of Sloan, Boozer, Jazz fans, etc whining about the foul trouble.”

“As far as refereeing is concerned, there are 10% of calls that was wrong and against your team, 80% that was fair and right, and 10% of call that was wrong and was in favor of your team. I’m sure there has to be at least +/- 10% on each of the categories. (There’s no mathematical/statistical data to support this. I’m just estimating to make my point.) However, the fans of each side will remember the 10% that went against their team more than the rest.”

“I’m sure officials have blown few calls here and there, but there’s no way the officials helped DFish knock down 4/5 3 pointers [Note from me: Pierce was 4/4 3 pointers by the way] or allowed Pau to get easy looks inside [Note from me: How many dunks did Powe have?] or made Kobe’s acrobatics shots easier [Note from me: But it surely would make Rondo's acrobatic passes easier, right?].”

“My main point is that number of free throws do not always reflect impartial officiating as some Jazz fans claim.”

Anyway, Kobe’s a pathetic egomaniac who’s not interested in making his teammates better. That’s why even Gasol was yelling back at him. Kobe’s always been about Kobe. Read this excerpt from a courtside observer at game 2:

Here’s a selection of Red Sox pitcher Curt Schilling, who was seated front and center for Game 2. An excerpt from his blog:

“This one stunned me a little bit. Who doesn’t know Kobe Bryant right? I only know what I have heard, starting awhile back with the entire Shaq debacle. I don’t really have an opinion one way or the other on or about him other than to know that people feel he might be one of the 4-5 greatest players to ever lace it up. What I do know is what I got to see up close and hear, was unexpected. From the first tip until about 4 minutes left in the game I saw and heard this guy bitch at his teammates. Every TO he came to the bench pissed, and a few of them he went to other guys and yelled about something they weren’t doing, or something they did wrong. No dialog about “hey let’s go, let’s get after it” or whatever. He spent the better part of 3.5 quarters pissed off and ranting at the non-execution or lack of, of his team.

“…as a fan I was watching the whole thing, Kobe, his teammates and then the after-effects of conversations. He’d yell at someone, make a point, or send a message, turn and walk away, and more than once the person on the other end would roll eyes or give a ‘whatever dude’ look.”

Nothing new there.

Better not let me find out who you are cuz I’ll show you who’s stupid!!!! You’ll wish you never made any comments B I T C H!!

Take your Bull lovin A S S out of here!!!!!

Back to the playoff games, I agree we got calls going our way that the spurs didn’t get, but now that David Stern set up the finals that he wanted, he needs to leave the finals alone and not dictate the winner…