Lakers coach Phil Jackson fined 35K for officiating commentary ByEddie Sefko / Reporter 1:55 PM on Sun., May. 8, 2011 http://tinyurl.com/3l2xed5 For the second series in a row, the coach opposing the Mavericks has been fined $35,000 for comments about officiating. This time, it was Lakers' coach Phil Jackson, who on Saturday had said that the lack of rule-enforcement on Dallas' defense of Pau Gasol was having a major impact in the series. "You know, I've resisted this the whole playoffs, but the NBA used to call a knee (to the backside),'' Jackson said. "That's what they call it. You couldn't lift a knee off the floor to run a guy off the post. And they're doing it every time. They're taking him out of the post so we can't get a tight post play. "We didn't complain about it against New Orleans. But the Mavs are doing the same damn thing. And until the league goes back to the rules that they have about playing post play, Pau's got to move out and face the basket. So we're kind of resigned that they're not going to go back to what they used to have as a rule and he's going to have to go out and face the hoop.'' Jackson made his comments during media availability at Saturday's practice session. Mavericks owner Mark Cuban, who before Game 5 continued his series-long tact of not commenting to reporters, might have a chortle upon learning of Jackson's fine. Last series, Portland's Nate McMillan was tagged for $35,000 for griping about a severe free-throw disparity in the fourth quarter of Game 1. Phil Jackson因为抗议裁判吹判不公被罚了35,000美元。 -- ╭─────────╮ Our Way Our Will Our Win ╭╯Dallas Mavericks╭╯ ￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣￣ ╰─────────╯ --

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