Name one.
If it is going parallel, hits the rim and bounces in. If has to be going up it if isn’t above the rim to be goaltending. It isn’t automatically goaltending.
Is any part of the ball above the rim?
I’d think it has to do w where the ball makes contact, not where the top of the ball is, but idk.
Don't comment on things you don't know about then.
There are situation where the ball could have gone in after the ball hits the glass yet it isn’t a goaltend. And you’ve said twice the ball is blocked on the way down. It just can’t be on the way up. Doesn’t have to be on the way down.
That's a terrible diyuk.
Not at all. Just because you touch the ball after it hits the backboard doesn’t make it automatically goaltending. That’s what the rules explicitly say. Which is the opposite of what someone above said.
this is not a Gemara the rules are simple.
this is not a Gemara the rules are simple. Once it touches the backboard it is goaltending. I don't know why you are confusing everyone including yourself for no reason.
Joe Borgia, the NBA's senior vice president of replay and referee operations, told NBA TV on Wednesday night that the play was not reviewable because goaltending was not called on the court."In super-slow motion, you just see the ball hit the glass and maybe come off an inch, and that's when LeBron got it," Borgia said. "Like I said, once the ball touches the [backboard], defenders cannot touch it, and unfortunately James did."
Read the rules
I read them. It's okay, you're entitled to your completely incorrect opinion.
Are any of the CLE players Jewish? No way should they play on Shabbos. I thought their defense could not get any worse but I was wrong.
Happy I didn't get to watch that game
James got cut and Love got knocked out. They are just to soft.
What's your bet on G7? Should I go (looking into flights now)
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