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Tony Brothers Was Wrong, But Finch's Timeout Argument Never Should've Happened
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Tony Brothers Was Wrong, But Finch's Timeout Argument Never Should've Happened
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The Finch-Tony Brothers situation starts on a fallacy.
Finch called timeout when his team didn't have possession. You cannot call timeout without possession. Tony Brothers gave him the timeout once they got the ball in the frontcourt, which is exactly correct.
So Finch arguing for his three seconds back? That's on him. The whole confrontation never should've happened.
Should Tony Brothers have stepped up like that? No. But let's be clear about where this thing actually started. #shorts
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