Stick it to 'em, Steve

[JohnnyKnoxville]

Heh, I just played a game in my fantasy draft dynasty. I always sim the first half and play the second, with the slight disadvantage that teams (both my own and the CPU) will start players in the second half with 5 fouls.

Shortly after the second half begins, Antawn Jamison (who is with the Wolves in that dynasty) fouled out, so Steve Kerr says:
"Dwane Casey took a huge gamble by leaving his star player in the game and letting him foul out. But that's the NBA - if you are a moron, you pay."

Think the coaches love Steve's commentary in Live 06?

[Blasphemy]

Well, they should of saved him until the last minutes of the game. That would be better instead of just letting him foul ot in the 3rd quarter.

[Jing]

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never heard that one before

[Fitzy]

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never heard that one before

Me neither, but the coaches must love his commentary!!

[JohnnyKnoxville]

Well, they should of saved him until the last minutes of the game. That would be better instead of just letting him foul ot in the 3rd quarter.

Captain Obvious to the rescue!!!1

Seriously, of course they should have saved him. If you read my first post again, you will see that this is the one thing that bugs me about intervention simulation - when you intervene to play yourself, players will often be on the floor with too many fouls (people starting the second quarter with 4 fouls, the second half with 5 etc.).

The main point is Steve's commentary though - I for my part don't think he'd call a coach a "moron" on TV.

[shadowgrin]

Steve let all his frustrations out in the videogame!

[Jugs]

I would call the coach a moron, it was a moronic coaching move