Ginobili stepped on the line before Waiters fouled him

[greymatter]

OKC should have gotten a technical free throw.

So the Spurs didn't actually get screwed. They got lucky and forced a turnover. Had a chance to win the game, but couldn't capitalize.

[atljonesbro]

Okc Season = *

[sd3035]

Refs were trying to help the Spurs

[KiiiiNG]

Okc Season = *

Hawks season = Track # 4 on Drake's debut studio album
'Thank Me Later'

[Hey Yo]

Your five fouls NOT called: Ginobili over the line, Waiters elbow, Leonard's jersey grab, KD getting shoved, Ibaka grabs Aldridge jersey.

[atljonesbro]

Hawks season = Track # 4 on Drake's debut studio album
'Thank Me Later'

**

[konex]

He also flopped bigtime

[Hamtaro CP3KDKG]

Yup and Spurs still got the ball and an ADVANTAGE by having it in transition and failed to score

[KiiiiNG]

**

I love winning off missed calls and what not, it's funner to rub that in. But in this particular game, Spurs got home-cooking and still walked away with the L.

OKC evens series 1-1. Pressures on.

[Kingsfans818]

Your five fouls NOT called: Ginobili over the line, Waiters elbow, Leonard's jersey grab, KD getting shoved, Ibaka grabs Aldridge jersey.

based on the situation and are common in such late game plays

however, the waiters foul with intentional and negligent was should have been clearly called

[G-train]

Hope they slap Manu for $5K

[Tarik One]

OKC should have gotten a technical free throw.

So the Spurs didn't actually get screwed. They got lucky and forced a turnover. Had a chance to win the game, but couldn't capitalize.

Precisely, and it was clear as day. I'm surprised so many media folk have looked right past this. They're so caught up in the "Spurs represent everything that's good about basketball" and can do no wrong.

[LilEddyCurry]

Refs know that Ginobilli flops, hence why two 50/50 calls did not go his way today.

[warriorfan]

kiing listens to drake

[Funktion]

He stepped on the line once and barely then took 3-4 steps after that back inbounds. The push off was a little more blatant. Its the NBAs own version of the Tuck rule.