Of all the naivety you have displayed, this probably tops it all.
You caught me at a wonderful time. Naivety. Say what you'd like, I really don't give a crap. If there's something I'm certain about, it's that the best team will come out on top when it matters most. It's very, very rare that a game is decided from an outside force, separate from the players themselves.
I've got quite the bit of alcohol in me after that game, but I was also quite sober while watching it. There was nothing to complain about, give it a rest. I've seen significant calls. I've (maybe once or twice) seen a game that was ruined by the refereeing at the end of the game.
You can condemn or condone the calls at the end of the game all you'd like. Congratulations, it represents about 1% of the game, if less. You're just more worried about the order of operations than you are of the fact that every part of the game was equally represented in the referees callings'.
Yeah, there was BS in game 2. That doesn't mean that on the whole the Dallas Mavericks didn't win game 2 with an amazing display of a comeback. They did. The Heat also won a close game in game #3. Continue to make excuses for why the team you wanted to win didn't. Fact is, if they were truly better, they'd put on a better display than they did. Say what you'd like (and I'm sure a nice wall of text is coming), but the Mavericks lost that game, fair and square.
Go Heat!
