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This is NOT a foul. Thomas legally gets to the ball and knocks the ball loose prior to any contact. The leg to leg contact is incidental once the ball is clearly loose. This was correctly judged in real time as a no call as were the subseq…
This was incorrectly called a traveling violation. Tatum does not slide or reposition the pivot foot.
We missed this one. TJ does not gather the ball until his left foot is on the floor. He then takes a legal 1-2 (right-left) as he goes into his driving shot attempt. This was a legal play and should not have been called a travel.
A play like this seems to trend every year. This is not a travel at any level of basketball. It is a basic step through move that is a fundamental part of basketball.
Tatum picks the ball up and establishes his right foot as his pivot fo…
We missed the foot to foot contact which should have resulted in a personal foul and reviewed for flagrant. Had no foot to foot contact existed, this type of secondary and theatrical movement by Brunson would meet the criteria for a non-un…
Yes this is a travel. He gathers the ball and then takes 3 steps.
…No it should not. There needs to be contact to be considered an offensive foul. You are right that Harden abnormally extends his legs, but he doesn’t make illegal contact with Curry.
A legal play at ALL levels. Left is the pivot and the shot is released prior to the left returning. Good job to all the “Twitter Refs” that said clean.
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