NBA fans react to referee Scott Foster’s no-call

When it was announced that Scott Foster would be refereeing Game 4 of the NBA Finals, fans knew things would be bad. Foster has a reputation for making bad calls on purpose to extend a playoff series.

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Foster is also known for not making a call, even if it’s right in front of his face. This situation occurred in Game 4, and it caused fans to react on X.

SGA pushed off AND traveled lmaooo

Scott Foster just standing there WATCHING

BRO REALY THE EXTENDER ????????????

pic.twitter.com/PodOWYo0JL

— Hater Report (@HaterReport_) June 14, 2025

Scott Foster really watched that and said clean play ????

— Tony G ???????? (@TGTatum4_3) June 14, 2025

They wanted to extend the series. When you see plays like this, the NBA wants a certain team to win

— Valentine Anochili (@ValentineAnoch2) June 14, 2025

That’s an offensive push and 4 steps

— AEZY (@eitzisart) June 14, 2025

Foster’s nicknames of The Extender and Agent 48 are warranted by his sketchy history. It won’t come as a surprise if Foster is selected to referee in Game 6 as one team tries to win the title and the other survives.

If I were a betting man and that situation occurred, I wouldn’t bet against The Extender. My money would be on a Game 7.

About the Author Published Jun 14, 2025

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