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[Highlight] Dillon Brooks gets called for a foul on an obvious Kyrie Irving flop. Scott Foster upolds the call after a Rockets challenge.



[Highlight] Dillon Brooks gets called for a foul on an obvious Kyrie Irving flop. Scott Foster upolds the call after a Rockets challenge.

by Zbrushgyu

38 Comments

  1. Remember when flops were a technical foul for the first week of the season?

  2. No-Equipment-20

    Scott Foster is the GOAT idc what anyone says 😤

  3. willymoose8

    if we’re not gonna use the flop rule what is the point of having it

  4. The fix is in, how could they uphold the call after that horrendous flop

  5. FrankerZ_123

    As an honest ref fan, Scott Foster really is the greatest of all time

  6. ElderGoose4

    How could Dillon assault his man like this. Kyrie could have gotten hurt

  7. boggan583

    Scott foster cost us a trip to the finals and STILL had it in for us after cp3 left I fucking hate this ghoul

  8. animajunky

    Omg never seen something this egregious from kyrie

  9. SerialRapper

    I mean that is a foul. But also a massive flop from Kyrie. Was dumb to challenge it

  10. WhiteBoyFlipz

    definitely a foul. holding the arm prevented him from crossing over.

    now kyrie definitely should have gotten the flop tech, but the foul was there

  11. browndude10

    Scheduled loss with Scott foster officiating. What else is new?

  12. dantheflyingman

    He held his arm that he was using for the crossover. That is the reason he loses the ball.

  13. Ima_hydra__bitch

    By Dillon grabbing Kyrie’s arm, it did disrupt Kyrie’s dribble. If Kyrie doesn’t flop, refs may not call the foul and Kyrie turns the ball over.

    I am not sure a flop can be called if the foul is real.

  14. Peskipiksi

    I mean is it really a flop if the foul did occur? Flopping should only be applicable to when foul doesn’t occur.

  15. Zeetheking1

    He clearly grabbed Kyrie arm. Kyrie also embellished to get the call but this was a clear foul.

  16. There’s an argument that it should have been a no-call in real time, but every officiating crew in the league is upholding that challenge because it’s a foul; he grabs the arm.

    This crew made far more egregious, indefensible calls. This was not one of them.

  17. lame_user_0824

    Lol Brooks clearly has a quick pull on Kyrie left shoulder area which keeps Kyrie from getting the ball back on the dribble, the embellishment came afterwards but was clearly a foul

  18. Tokyogerman

    To my European football senses a flop is mostly called a flop, when no foul was committed. If it’s a foul and the dude is jumping to sell it or writhing on the floor, it’s still a foul, but embelleshing or whatever you wanna call it.

    You can say, they should call a tech for embelleshing or something like that, but if you say it should be overturned because there was no foul, then you have your team glasses on.

  19. Rockets are on Foster’s list for harbouring Chris Paul for a couple of years.

  20. N0rTh3Fi5t

    I’ve come back around and now think we should get rid of the challenge review for calls. Refs double down on wrong calls often enough that it’s not like the review guarantees anything, and stopping the game for another long period on top of all the time outs, commercials, and free throws sucks. Just get rid of the challenge at let me go back to only being mad at the refs once per bad call instead of twice.

  21. UnHumChun

    It was a fop, but also a foul so 🤷🏻‍♂️. Scott Foster is a loser though.

  22. The right hand was a ticky tack foul. But it was a foul no matter how exagerated it is.

  23. dennidits

    if they missed it and it wasnt challenge i’d understand, but it was a challenge and they had all the time in the world to overturn it

  24. TheFinalCurl

    Loses his dribble and flops to keep possession lol

  25. -teyteytey-

    that doesnt look like grab. touched his arm then kyrie feel it and flopped.

    they review this and confirmed ?

    foster needs to rest. too much things going on for him.

  26. roblox1999

    As a life-long football (soccer) fan, who decided to watch the NBA and basketball for the first time in his life this season, it warms my heart to see that flopping/diving thrives in other sports too.

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