Stephen A. Smith admits the NBA is rigged

[KENNY DA COOKER]

TIM DONAGHY was RIGHT

Tim Donaghy claims the NBA is fixing the 2017 NBA Finals

 

[THE MACHINE]

So the Donaghy thing gets exposed and the very next Finals is LA v Boston

 

[Everythingg]

stephen a dumbass is a perfect material for dumbasses like OP

when a troll wants to troll he watches other trolls to get some good ideas for their trolling. Stephen a is that nikka.

Its "trolling" to suggest that the NBA rigs things for the big stars/teams?

You might say its not true, but to say its trolling is a stretch

 

[FlimFlam]

Actually there is a link between the two.

This type of programming is destructive.

It has now become the base model of entertainment for two people to scream at each other and say deliberately inflammatory things and never agree.


The U.S. “president” has more in common with Stephen A. Smith’s form of broadcasting than CSPAN or the History channel. It is a major problem.

History channel is primarily bullshyt reality shows now...he on par with all that

 

[Edub]

ESPN is in shambles....and slot of it has to do with them thinking Stephen A Smith is winning bet to risk the franchise on. I’m still trying to figure out how he became the face of that network

 

[Bilz]

Its "trolling" to suggest that the NBA rigs things for the big stars/teams?

You might say its not true, but to say its trolling is a stretch

The timing of it is trolling. Why bring up rigged officiating in a game that wasn't even controversial? The early foul trouble on Oladipo that everyone was expecting never happened.

 

[mag357]

You gotta think ... like how GOAT of a player or team do you have the heads of the NBA risk the integrity of the entire sport just to assure that player or team continues to advance ... I mean ....wow

Integrity vs Business....
This is a business... there is no integrity.
Sponsors cant spend millions of integrity

 

[mag357]

The timing of it is trolling. Why bring up rigged officiating in a game that wasn't even controversial? The early foul trouble on Oladipo that everyone was expecting never happened.

But the foul trouble in general was expected... The bad call that could change the outcome did happen.
My question is why is it so hard to believe that the nba is just sports entertainment? Rigged?
Its on TV for crying out loud

 

[Bilz]

But the foul trouble in general was expected... The bad call that could change the outcome did happen.
My question is why is it so hard to believe that the nba is just sports entertainment? Rigged?
Its on TV for crying out loud

I don't think there are any fans that believe that the results of games are 100% pure or that player and team never factor into how a call is made. It's just a question of how much you think it happens.

But why bring this up NOW? Was Stephen A ever following up a Kobe/Lakers win to say that the it was the league directives and not the play on the court that made it happen?

 

[mag357]

I don't think there are any fans that believe that the results of games are 100% pure or that player and team never factor into how a call is made. It's just a question of how much you think it happens.

But why bring this up NOW? Was Stephen A ever following up a Kobe/Lakers win to say that the it was the league directives and not the play on the court that made it happen?

Yea.... i dnt watch those shows... im sure he's bringing it up now for the same reason the nba basketball is phony tho lol

 

[ROFL_GUY]

Was obvious


Literally every possession when Indy was down by 1 possession

There would be a call against or in favor for cleaning everytime

Everytime

 

[Cynical Thoughts]

Y’all saying SAS show is shyt programing when it comes to sports. And that it’s better sports programs. Some of y’all do realize somebody can say sports as a whole is irrelevant just like y’all saying other shows are brainless.

Look at the NFL draft. People hanging on every word of of men tryna predict(terribly)what another man is gonna choose. What those ratings look like

 

[Everythingg]

The timing of it is trolling. Why bring up rigged officiating in a game that wasn't even controversial? The early foul trouble on Oladipo that everyone was expecting never happened.

Breh there was definitely questionable calls in the game. Indiana had there chances but the refs definitely played a part

 

[Brosef]

Max knows what it is going with Raps in 6

 

[Left.A1]

Integrity vs Business....
This is a business... there is no integrity.
Sponsors cant spend millions of integrity

Losing integrity can impact your business ... word to Zuckerberg