LOL no. Spurs have been playing dirty physical ball all year, all these playoffs. You weren't watching the earlier series or the series against OKC. For all the media and social media hysterical cries about OKC Spurs were just as dirty if not dirtier. Go watch the post I have on Pop's coaching.
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As a Spurs bandwagon fan, Knicks should send an end-of bench guy after Wemby if he keeps playing chippy. But I get why they wouldn't want to give up technical FTs when the last two games were so close.
Is it dirty if it's not called?
Look, I totally agree with you on the physicality front, and I think it needs to be called fairly and properly... That being said, players will do what they can get away with, that's how it works!
Yes, of course something can be dirty even if its not called lol.
The question was meant rhetorically and humorously!