Crucial offensive rebound, coulda swung momentum to the bulls with a second chance basket, woulda engaged crowd and players, etc
Happened literally right in front of the ref who at that moment makes a call knowing he's handing the heat the game.
Instead the effect is the exact opposite of everything I listed.
You have the best player in the league and 2 other all-stars who were considered franchise players. Do they really need the favoritism from the refs on top of it?
If any team eliminates the heat I give them major props for beating a great team and the refs too
Battier fouled out on a block that was obviously a charge. Lebron had a clear path that wasn't even reviewed. You were already down when that Noah rebound occurred. The heat only took 5 more free throws then the bulls and that's with Lebron and wade who are both people who drive to the rim and the bulls only have Nate who does that.stop gasping for reasons to take away a victory blaming the refs is pathetic.
It's become common practice with NBA fans now. If the team you're rooting for loses you automatically start analyzing every call that didn't go your teams way and state that there is some kind of hidden agenda against your team. Once you have the mindset that the refs are out to get your team then everything starts to look like a bad call.
Like you mentioned, there were bad calls that went against the Heat as well, usually at times when the Heat looked like they were going to make a run. There was the clear path foul that Nate committed on Lebron that was called as a regular foul, Jimmy Butler clearly traveling which led to a 3pt play by Gibson, the blocking foul on Battier and so on & so forth.