A question

[Skins4Life]

Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

[nkhera1]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

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its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

[nkhera1]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

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its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

[nkhera1]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

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its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

[Skins4Life]

Re: A question

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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

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its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

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You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

[Skins4Life]

Re: A question

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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

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You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

[Skins4Life]

Re: A question

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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

[nkhera1]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

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well i didn't know it was after the game, but still $7500 is a lot, and what would you do in that type of situtation.

[nkhera1]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

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well i didn't know it was after the game, but still $7500 is a lot, and what would you do in that type of situtation.

[nkhera1]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

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well i didn't know it was after the game, but still $7500 is a lot, and what would you do in that type of situtation.

[Skins4Life]

Re: A question

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Skins4Life said:
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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

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well i didn't know it was after the game, but still $7500 is a lot, and what would you do in that type of situtation.

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7500 out of 2 or 3 million is not that much

and I would of suspended his ***, at least fined him more than 7500

Hell, I hate the Pistons, and they are getting shafted big time for something they had no control over with the whole Sheed thing

oh well

[Skins4Life]

Re: A question

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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
well i didn't know it was after the game, but still $7500 is a lot, and what would you do in that type of situtation.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

7500 out of 2 or 3 million is not that much

and I would of suspended his ***, at least fined him more than 7500

Hell, I hate the Pistons, and they are getting shafted big time for something they had no control over with the whole Sheed thing

oh well

[Skins4Life]

Re: A question

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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
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nkhera1 said:
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Skins4Life said:
Ok, I was at the Wizards game on Friday, and saw Eddie Jordan go after the ref for what he felt was a bad call.

"Jordan was fined $7,500 for failing to leave the court in a timely manner at the end of Washington's 96-87 loss to Indiana on Friday.

Now if some one went after one of my employees, I would hope I would do a whole lot than fine them $7500.

There are some decisions that I really dont understand, so I ask you, esp you long time NBA fans. "WHo the hell do they hand fines and suspensions out"

I would assume that it would be pased on passed experiences, and how severe it is, and maybe it is just me, but I would of had to of at least suspended him for 1 game, something to tell him not to go after my employees.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

its not that big of a deal, besides do you even know how much $7500 is, i mean some people don't even make that much in a year, besides he was just making a point to the ref, you can't just let them push you over like that. if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">


You make my point, $7500 to us is a lot, but to one of them, yes even a coach, is one less meal, its nothing

as for the, "if you question their calls MAYBE next time they won't make that kind of call."

It was after the game, and you are implying that by "bullying" the ref, you will get what you want.

The NBA is so ****e dup in the disceplinary offices, I really cant understand it

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">
well i didn't know it was after the game, but still $7500 is a lot, and what would you do in that type of situtation.

<hr /></blockquote><font class="post">

7500 out of 2 or 3 million is not that much

and I would of suspended his ***, at least fined him more than 7500

Hell, I hate the Pistons, and they are getting shafted big time for something they had no control over with the whole Sheed thing

oh well