Quote Originally Posted by Praedura View Post
"Harrington is down on the ground with Westbrook standing over him. An opposing team member is not suppose to stand over a player when that player is down."

Absolutely nothing Westbrook could do about the initial positioning. That's just where they both landed when the play ended. Russell IMMEDIATELY tried to step over and away from Harrington but couldn't because HARRINGTON GRABBED WESTBROOK'S LEG AND HELD ON. Had he not done that, Russell would have been away from him in one second. But he couldn't because he was being held. Which also caused him to lose balance and allowed Nene to come over and push him down.

That could have been an injury right there. Russell could have twisted an ankle or even landed wrong and injured a knee. Not cool.

You're glad that the team used this to fire themselves up and win the game? So am I. But it might not have happened that way. Russell might have been injured, been out again for weeks or even months, and the game lost anyway. How does that scenario grab you?
Regardless of Harrington "helping Westbrook fall down" as stated by Grant Long in the replay that I just watched, I do also agree with Grant that it looked like Harrington was "motioning to someone on the bench". Your scenario doesn't grab me because in reality IT DIDN'T HAPPEN. I'm not playing a game of 'what ifs'. I'm playing a game of 'what do I see with my own eyes based on the replay on YouTube'. How do you like that?

Pointless to argue it. Westbrook still has an attitude that could very well cost us games AND I'm certain Scotty Brooks already had a "come to my office and lets talk about your snafu" talk with him.