TrueHoop reader Greg e-mails: "I know that was a foul. Everybody knows it was a foul. Did they need to call it. Yes. Did it cost the Spurs the game? No. All their missed 3's and missed rebounds cost them the game. But my biggest gripe of the evening was with every analyst who sat and said that it shouldn't be a foul because either Barry didn't sell it, or because a game shouldn't end that way. Since when does the rule book say that a foul is called, unless it's near the end of the game and could alter the outcome of the game because it's 35 feet from the basket? A foul is a foul. And the notion that Barry didn't get the call because he didn't flop or run into Fisher more? As a Spurs fan, I have to listen to/read things everyday talking about all they do is flop. That they are cheaters and whine/complain more than any team. And now, when our guy gets fouled and makes an effort to put up a shot, he's criticized for it?"