Ryen Russillo

I have no information.

I can only tell you as a professional watcher of things.

Then I've noticed it where I'm like, I want to see the replay on that.

And it's like, oh, we're not getting that replay.

We're not getting this replay.

I think it's a real thing.

I have no idea if I'm right or not.

But, you know, then there's other times where you just have the old school Mark Jackson, where there's a terrible whistle and he just goes, there's contact there.

And you're like, man, and we're all on the couch going, yeah, but that's not the right call.

Or we have the comment from Candace Parker when she asked Dwayne Wade if he would like playing with that kind of whistle when Wade had 97 free throws in six games in the 2006 NBA Finals, including 46 free throws in games five and six combined.

It was disgusting.

Wasn't fun to watch.

And, you know, it's kind of back to my original thoughts on like a lot of things, like what if everyone did this, but it didn't happen last night.

And I think the third category is just the OKC lunatics.

It's not all of you, but it's some of you, whether it's the propaganda, whether it's small market, whether it's like new money in the NBA world of what new money would be.

You excuse Dort plays, but you want federal chargers brought up on Carter Bryant.

You get mad if we don't say J-Dub.

Maybe that's pissing people off more than some of the calls are.

But I still don't think that social media is a really good slice of what real people are thinking.

Game seven.