I’m having some cognitive dissonance about the “foul-up-three” ploy the Oklahoma City Thunder used Monday at the end of Game 4 of the Western Conference finals. All I’m reading on social media is that ...
With eight seconds to play in Game 4, the Minnesota Timberwolves had the ball down three points, with a chance to tie the game with a three-pointer. They never got that chance since the Oklahoma City ...
NBA officials have their work cut out for them in late-game situations. Kevin Sousa / Getty Images. OK, time for me to be a troublemaker. Or at least mildly rebellious. My claim today: We don’t need ...
Nuggets forward Aaron Gordon drilled a game-winning three-pointer to make the Thunder pay for its late-game strategy in Game 1 of a Western Conference semifinals series Monday. (Alonzo Adams/Imagn ...
The last 10 seconds of a great NBA basketball game, this time the Oklahoma City Thunder's 128-126 victory over the Minnesota Timberwolves to take a 3-1 Western conference finals lead on Monday, were ...
A lot has been made of the Oklahoma City Thunder's decision to foul up 3 against the Denver Nuggets in Game 1. The issue most are finding with the strategy was the trigger point of the fouls. Oklahoma ...
One of the hottest topics that will start a heated debate in a college basketball home is whether a team should foul up by three points late in a game. Kentucky was in this position against the ...
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