Someone needs to tell Kerr to use his challenges because they donât roll over to the next game.
sergechewbacca
Another thing this coaching staff is absolutely elite at. Not using challenges or wasting them on obvious fouls.
Vallerie_09
Coach’s challenge exist for a reason
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fatd0gsrule
70% of the coaches would have challenged, so stupid to not use it
BitInitial2599
If only there was some kind of rule that allowed coaches to request a review on certain plays for the officials to look at the correctness of a call. And then potentially overturn them.  Oh well
wavetoyou
Kerr seems to use challenges to try and prove a point to officials as opposed to trying to overturn calls.
fryh1n
it just sucks that challenges have to be wasted on such obvious phatom call. that’s why Kerr is so afraid to use it. Should be like an out of bound call sometimes, refs should step up, and say “my bad, wrong call.”
Who_knows-_-
Honestly I am so use to phantom calls at this point I’m numb.
2nd_Inf_Sgt
The refs were really terrible in this game. I mean, it was really bad.
johnnygrant
This is on Kerr to challenge this.
It was at a crucial time in the game as well, as those free throws stopped our little momentum.
Hope he’s happy with the challenge that he saved.
They exist for a reason and the whole idea of keeping them after a successful challenge is to have one to use later.
JimiHotSauce
He should challenge any time shit looks weird. Even if he doesnât win the challenge heâll get them on record for how theyâre refereeing and use that against them. Like that weird foul Steph got for âkicking outâ that he later challenged against Celtics and got the challenge
Totorabo
Kerr was pretty clear after the Lakers game that he doesnât like reviewing calls. That interview was literally posted in this subreddit.
Used_Water_2468
No challenge
oakleez
Coaches should get unlimited challenges until one is unsuccessful. The only possible results is either 1) a better called game with corrected mistakes or 2) exposed official corruption when then refuse to admit the truth.
jav0wab0
Why the fuck did we not challenge this???
carterty0117
The spread was meticulously maintained in this game. Thanks, prize picks…
themoche
I love how everyone blames Kerr here. We all watched the game⊠he looked back at the dudes responsible to make the call and they didnât tell him to challenge.
While thatâs Kerrs fault because itâs his staff⊠he canât use the challenge if the guy watching the replay doesnât tell him that it wasnât a foul.
Western_Upstairs_101
And Kerr refused to challenge. This game was sad all around.
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Someone needs to tell Kerr to use his challenges because they donât roll over to the next game.
Another thing this coaching staff is absolutely elite at. Not using challenges or wasting them on obvious fouls.
Coach’s challenge exist for a reason
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70% of the coaches would have challenged, so stupid to not use it
If only there was some kind of rule that allowed coaches to request a review on certain plays for the officials to look at the correctness of a call. And then potentially overturn them.  Oh well
Kerr seems to use challenges to try and prove a point to officials as opposed to trying to overturn calls.
it just sucks that challenges have to be wasted on such obvious phatom call. that’s why Kerr is so afraid to use it.
Should be like an out of bound call sometimes, refs should step up, and say “my bad, wrong call.”
Honestly I am so use to phantom calls at this point I’m numb.
The refs were really terrible in this game. I mean, it was really bad.
This is on Kerr to challenge this.
It was at a crucial time in the game as well, as those free throws stopped our little momentum.
Hope he’s happy with the challenge that he saved.
They exist for a reason and the whole idea of keeping them after a successful challenge is to have one to use later.
He should challenge any time shit looks weird. Even if he doesnât win the challenge heâll get them on record for how theyâre refereeing and use that against them. Like that weird foul Steph got for âkicking outâ that he later challenged against Celtics and got the challenge
Kerr was pretty clear after the Lakers game that he doesnât like reviewing calls. That interview was literally posted in this subreddit.
No challenge
Coaches should get unlimited challenges until one is unsuccessful. The only possible results is either 1) a better called game with corrected mistakes or 2) exposed official corruption when then refuse to admit the truth.
Why the fuck did we not challenge this???
The spread was meticulously maintained in this game. Thanks, prize picks…
I love how everyone blames Kerr here. We all watched the game⊠he looked back at the dudes responsible to make the call and they didnât tell him to challenge.
While thatâs Kerrs fault because itâs his staff⊠he canât use the challenge if the guy watching the replay doesnât tell him that it wasnât a foul.
And Kerr refused to challenge. This game was sad all around.
Kerr needs to trust his players more.
And that was when you knew that the fix was in