PLAYERS:
Rasheed Wallace,
Luis Scola,
Goran Dragic,
Chris Copeland,
Gregg Popovich
TEAMS: New York Knicks, Phoenix Suns
TEAMS: New York Knicks, Phoenix Suns
Rasheed Wallace wasn’t really needed against the Suns today, and it’s a damn good thing. Due to the 30th ejection of his NBA career, Rasheed’s afternoon lasted just 85 seconds. With a little over a minute left to play in the first quarter, Wallace was whistled for a personal foul… then a technical foul… and then another technical foul, all in a span of approximately 49 seconds. The whole sequence began when Luis Scola drove to the basket and got a step on Rasheed. ‘Sheed committed an intentional foul, coming down hard across the arms of Scola. As Scola crashed into a teammate, hair flying, the officials decided that Rasheed had followed through with too much force and hit him with his first T. Naturally, Wallace felt that the punishment did not fit the crime. He argued a little bit, then proceeded to belt out his signature phrase — “BALL DON’T LIE!” — when Goran Dragic missed the impending free throw. ‘Sheed’s classic declaration of basketball justice didn’t sit so
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