There's a Reason Why They're Called "Free Throws"
For the 2nd game in a row, the Warriors blew a 4th quarter lead to the Utah Jazz. Game 2 was more painful as they had the game in hand until Pietrus and Davis started missing free throws. You know why they're called "free throws"? It's because they're supposed to be FREE points. How easy can it get? You're 15 feet away from the basket with no one guarding you. Even Shelby can make that. Yeah, we know there's pressure and 20,000 opposing fans booing you, but still ... these players do this for a living. You would think that they would be polished in the simple art of the free throw.Anyway, if the W's lose this series, they'll only have themselves to blame. However, the Warriors have 3 home games and I don't see them losing any of them. They eventually have to win in Utah to win the series and they came close to winning twice. I think the Warriors will still pull it off in the end. The magic will not end here. Sorry to all the haters ...
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Actually a "free throw" doesn't mean "free points." A free point would be more like lowering the basket to head level, standing two feet away from it, and rolling the basketball down a slide that leads through the rim. :)
Blowing the lead in the last quarter of the game twice? Sounds like another Bay Area team we all know...
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