It's dangerous to himself. Not good.
It's at the 57:17 point..... It is more of a lunge and like someone else said kind of a corkscrew lunge at that.
It's dangerous to himself. Not good.
It's at the 57:17 point..... It is more of a lunge and like someone else said kind of a corkscrew lunge at that.
Bilas kept making the comment that he’s never seen a high profile player on his back so much in one game. He was stating it under the context that the game was physical... I kept waiting for him to make the connection that maybe Williams was embellishing/flopping but of course that didn’t happen.
One of these games, he’s going to hurt himself on one of those flops where he lands straight on his back. Almost did it a couple of times last night. Hard to respect a player that pulls that garbage.
I have no respect for him. His tactics take a crap all over the integrity of the game.He flops all the time but he's also very good. I'd argue he doesn't need it but he certainly gets the officials attention. Darn near knocked himself out several times tonight so I admire the commitment.
He's pretty crafty all around. Had a play near the end of the game where he tried to push PJ Washington out of bounds after PJ grabbed a rebound. Didn't work but that's both some optimistic thinking and some hustle
It's at the 57:17 point..... It is more of a lunge and like someone else said kind of a corkscrew lunge at that.
^ Shameful actually imocheck out the 1:22:45 mark on the video i posted above..... Terrible
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