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"s_knight8" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in messageBravo!
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"If you don't have to have [the arc], it helps the game" he said. Not having the arc " promotes more aggressiveness, guys driving to the basket and reduces injuries. It forces guys to make basketball plays. It makes so much sense. It's not like stepping in front of someone just to take a charge. That's not a basketball play. It's just a turnover."
I stand firmly with Bill Walton on this issue... as he disgustedly watched Scottie Pippen run under a player to take a charge in last year's playoffs, he wondered, "When did NBA players start running under each other trying to take charges? Get up in the air and block a shot."
-- MF
See L.A. for class On March 21 in Los Angeles, former Celtics great (who broke the hearts of many Lakers fans) Bill Russell had his picture on the scoreboard. The fans gave him a long ovation. The previous night, when it was announced that Shaq O'Neal scored his 20,000th point, the fans in Sacramento booed. Then, to make matters worse, a the game ball was defaced, presumably by a Sacramento fan.
Clinton E. Parish Sacramento
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