TALKING BASKETBALL: HOW CAN YOU HELP YOUR TEAM WHILE SHOOTING 1 FOR 18?
Chris Bosh shot 1-for-18 in Miami's 93-89 loss to Chicago on Thursday night, but he may have won an award for his acting performance in the second quarter.
Bulls forward Carlos Boozer got the ball down low with his back to the basket and Bosh defending him. As he turned to face the hoop, his elbow appeared to hit Bosh in the face. The 26-year-old fell to the ground and started writhing in pain.
Boozer was immediately called for the offensive foul, but after watching the replay, even the TNT broadcasters knew it was a flop.
"This is all about selling it Kev," Reggie Miller said after his partner Kevin Harlan realized Boozer didn't hit Bosh. "Sometimes you've got to sell it."
Bulls forward Carlos Boozer got the ball down low with his back to the basket and Bosh defending him. As he turned to face the hoop, his elbow appeared to hit Bosh in the face. The 26-year-old fell to the ground and started writhing in pain.
Boozer was immediately called for the offensive foul, but after watching the replay, even the TNT broadcasters knew it was a flop.
"This is all about selling it Kev," Reggie Miller said after his partner Kevin Harlan realized Boozer didn't hit Bosh. "Sometimes you've got to sell it."
