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Hassan Whiteside Thinks the Charlotte Hornets Are Flopping
- Updated: April 25, 2016
You can call it home-court advantage, you can call it a more aggressive Charlotte Hornets team, but starting Miami Heat center Hassan Whiteside has indicated that the Hornets are doing a lot of acting these past couple games to draw some of their fouls.
Hassan Whiteside says the playoffs should be called “the flop-offs.”
— Jason Lieser (@JasonLieser) April 26, 2016
Hassan Whiteside thinks Charlotte is flopping-“I thought the playoffs was physical. This ain’t physical, man.”
— Jason Lieser (@JasonLieser) April 26, 2016
Not only that, but it seems like the Heat are not getting the benefit of a lot of calls, especially when it comes to small forward Luol Deng. The Heat were called for 26 fouls in Game 4 as opposed to Charlotte’s 20, and one play was certainly indicative of which way the whistle was blowing for a majority of the game.
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That’s not a foul. Nope nothing going on here. #smh (Via: @nbastreams3)
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Jeremy Lin is pictured here clearly getting away with a hack on Deng. As a matter of fact, Lin went to the free-throw line nine times and the Hornets 30 times as a team, versus the Heat getting to the charity stripe just 21 times in Game 4.
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