Comments on the second Laker-Warrior game

Its a couple days late now, but I've been keeping up the with the media coverage of the whole scandal in the end. If you weren't keeping up, here.
The entire thing is good, but if you want to in a nutshell, what the controversy was, I'd recommend the last two minutes.



I don't get how the "anti-laker" analysts don't understand the simple truths about human reflexes. Derek Fisher was in the act of falling when he threw his arm around Monta Ellis. And since Ellis was pushing real hard, the fact is that he triggered Derek Fisher's fall. And if anybody is falling, what you do is try to hold on to something.

Thus, the anti-Fisher argument is wrong on two cases.
1) Logically, something had to have tripped Fisher for him to fall and from the footage, Ellis pushing hard has to be the only culprit.
2) You can't vilify Fisher because his reflexes acted just like it should for every other human, and this is not a pre-planned scheme that was harbored in the timeout. It just happened.

I know I live in the East Bay but can all the Warrior pansies just shut up for once and swallow the facts.