Question about the first overturned Out of bounds play

[JMUplayer]

I know it looked bad on slow-mo but doesn't every ball that someone knocks out of a post players hands go off the post players hands last?

Post player is holding ball.... Kobe comes in and smacks it. At the point of impact the ball isn't touching kobe's hand anymore and has to come out of the post players hands.

You can't argue physics..... that was a HUGE call in the game that may be exploited from here on out if the teams are smart.

[freeVICK]

eh they got even on the second one. rondo clearly fouled odom, which made him loose the ball

[wrongturn]

I know it looked bad on slow-mo but doesn't every ball that someone knocks out of a post players hands go off the post players hands last?

Post player is holding ball.... Kobe comes in and smacks it. At the point of impact the ball isn't touching kobe's hand anymore and has to come out of the post players hands.

You can't argue physics..... that was a HUGE call in the game that may be exploited from here on out if the teams are smart.

You are right almost 100% of time the ball will bound off post player. But in this case, the ball was knocked loose by Kobe, and then in a split second, Garnet's other hand knocked it off bound. So the last touch is on Garnet. In game 2 though, Laker's post player (forget who) had one hand on the ball in rebound, but his back of hand was hit by Boston player which causes ball to go out bound. Some argue that since hand is considered part of ball, so the last touch is on Boston player. Hope it helps.

[JMUplayer]

I'm telling you watch the last two minutes if it's close that people will be slashing at the post player if he has the ball then scream to go to the replay.
I'm telling you it's a matter of physics.
Once the defender hit's the ball contact is lost and it will go out on the post player.