Yeng Guiao thought “Paul got fouled in the last play,” while Tim Cone wasn’t sure because he was “too far away” from the play. Was there a foul? Did Lee initiate contact? Did he travel? These are the questions that will haunt the rest of this series, no doubt. And to keep the debate going, was there a foul in Kobe’s tweet?
On this day 18yrs ago the hornets told me right after they drafted me that they had no use for me and were going to trade me #thanku #lakers
— Kobe Bryant (@kobebryant) July 1, 2014
Paul Lee and Marc Pingris end game controversial play video.
Watch and see for yourself if there was really a… http://t.co/iE9pcohXVO
— Gilas Pilipinas (@smartgilasph) July 2, 2014
PAUL LEE may have initiated the contact. And so did ARIZONA REID in a previous play, which was a foul. Almost the same kind of collision.
— Snow Badua (@snowbadua) July 1, 2014
https://twitter.com/mikedelarge/statuses/483982436968042497
@pbaonline if that last play happened at the early part of the game the refs would have called a foul on Pingris. #PBAFinalsGame1
— vic acosta (@wavefive) July 2, 2014
I think Lee leaned too much into Pingris' defense.
— Francis T. J. Ochoa (@ftjochoaINQ) July 1, 2014