Kim Livesay

Free Throw Attempts per game of the 4 remaining NBA Playoff teams: 1️⃣ Cavaliers: 28.2 2️⃣ Spurs: 26.5 3️⃣ Knicks: 26.5 4️⃣ Thunder: 22.1 The Thunder are dead last.

@Daddys_Tired @ajmismyjam @NBA Someone stepping on Wemby foot shouldn’t stop him from getting a rebound. 😂 Also have you seen Wemby backpacking centers? He’s all over them. Poor Wemby he’s just so little and can’t handle physicality. 🙄

I mean should be more. They stomp on Wembys foot on the free through line so he can’t get a rebound. No call. Isaiah grabs wemby. No call. Okc flop on defense and offense. OKC shouldn’t be in the playoffs. I doubt they make it next year to the playoffs as refs completely stop helping them. Bookmark it.

Any comment @NBA

@ZoeThebiggest @ajmismyjam @NBA So to your point the demigod should still be able to get to the paint, score and get the foul. Your first comment t says images in the paint and should be shooting more. Your second comment says he can’t get there? I’m so confused? 😂🤦🏻‍♀️😂

@ajmismyjam @NBA He’s 7’5 . So to stop him from GETTING to the paint they could him before hand. Thanks for proving my point 🙏🏾 Godbless

Say it louder Chuck!!!!

@RealSkipBayless Bench is deep and AJay hasn’t contributed that much in this series.

Now the Thunder will also be without Ajay tomorrow night, a 20-a-game scorer in place of JDub. Spurs should win Game 4 easily.

@DevInTheLab Great Question!!!! Sore losers? People used to getting their way or making up a narrative to get there way and don’t know how to respond when truth prevails. Crazy.

Please don’t beat me up for asking. But there’s lots of videos of people showing hartenstein being held by wemby the same he’s being held .. and showing that shai is for sure getting fouled … why is everyone completely ignoring that ?

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports To sum up then I’m out: every NBA player sells contact. The NBA’s own flop rule is subjective. You want to prove SGA objectively flops-compare him against actual called flops league-wide using the NBA criteria not “time on floor” or feelings. But that doesn’t fit the narrative.

@LivesayK @barstoolsports And yes, ultimately every foul is up to the discretion of the referees to enforce, but like I already explained, just because it isn’t called doesn’t mean it’s not a flop if it clearly fits the definition of the rule.

The Data is in: SGA is falling to the floor at a higher frequency than every other star player during the Playoffs

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports Ha! You must be getting frustrated to point out typo’s & Ai. Also thank you for pointing out the rule I already mentioned. The NBA openly acknowledges that flop enforcement is based on interpretive officiating guidance & wont call many. No concrete rule. nba.com/news/how-nba-r…

@LivesayK @barstoolsports First, You’re.* Second, you’re still wrong. Your AI search did not give you the full and complete definition.

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports Let me try to break this down for you. At the start of ANY contact sport- a player test the waters to see how refs will call the game. Players adjust play accordingly. Ref’s, if ever, rarely call flops. They are the judge & jury of interpretation.

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports Agree every call in the game is left to the refs discretion. However other rules are tied to more concrete actions while the flop call is left up to a ref’s interpretation of intent exaggeration etc. it’s very different and you don’t want it to be.

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports Your wrong. NBA Rule No. 10, Section XVII defines flopping as “a physical act intended to cause officials to call a foul.” Refs are instructed to look for “secondary, theatrical, exaggerated” movements — but the interpretation is highly subjective and left to referee discretion.

@LivesayK @barstoolsports Wrong. A foul is defined by the rules. The rules state that someone who flops should be awarded a technical foul. Just because the refs don’t call it doesn’t make it not a violation of the rules. If you steal and don’t get charged with theft, that doesn’t mean you didn’t steal.

@SMHighlights1 How old are all of you talking about a dirty foul?! It’s a normal foul. Always has been. The wussification of American Men is real. Where the real men at —Strong, sexy can take a normal foul kind of man?

Stephon Castle after this “dirty” Alex Caruso foul: “He’s been doing that all game” Literally a normal foul.

@SpursFactory @SMHighlights1 espn.com/video/clip/_/i… I guess not everyone sees it your way.

Same old story — everyone seems to notice the issue except those who follow the Thunder. I guess this one could also be framed as a “great defensive play.” People will point to the Klay situation too. Did they go in to injure? No. Is it a completely clean play? Not really either.

@gayguycandleco Why were there ever this many people working there to begin with? No wonder they weren’t making any money?

So many jobs lost because a fat old pedophile with a little bit of power can’t take a joke.

@TheRealJamieKay The Bible commands kindness to foreigners — absolutely. But it also shows that those who joined Israel were expected to honor the values and moral framework of the nation they entered. (Exodus 12:49, Numbers 15:15–16) Compassion and assimilation are not opposites.

Funny how these ‘patriotic Christians’ never seem to follow this part of the Bible. Leviticus 19:33–34.

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports didn’t admit anything. Don’t try to play gotcha with me. I said people fall and people flop the question is there a foul. I seem to be the one who is looking at it objectively. EVERYONE in the NBA flops. I can start playing reels here if you like.

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports In other words- don’t fall for the bait. Play the game better.

@Anon_zopp @barstoolsports It’s up to the refs to decide to call a penalty if there is a legitimate foul. If there isn’t a legitimate foul and it’s not called, again not the players fault- it’s how the ref decides to call the game. They don’t seem to call it on anyone nor do they track it.

@LivesayK @barstoolsports It’s not bait. It’s against the rules to flop and he should not be rewarded for it. He’s doing it on purpose, which you admitted. And he’s doing it more than almost any other player. Are you really that incapable of looking at this objectively?

@krassenstein Trump loves to rage bait and it works every time.

As Trump posts AI videos of him assaulting Stephen Colbert, here’s what Colbert was doing: Dancing with his wife, having fun at the Fired & Festive!” afterparty in NYC.