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Finally! On Tuesday, the NBA announced an in-game penalty that will go into effect on a trial basis this summer. If the officials deem a player flopped, the other team will receive a free throw and possession of the ball... (The Spun)
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Jay Quest•29 months
Being reported LeBron James fell to the floor upon hearing of this new rule.
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blacroix•29 months
This will send Lebron into early retirement.
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ALhunter•29 months
This won't create controversial calls I'm sure
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DeafVallyBatnR•29 months
Why can't the ref. Just not call a charge on a flop. No need for all this stupid extra stuff.
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ConfusedHawgInMO•29 months
Here is an idea the seemingly is over the head of NBA executives... just don't call a charge & play on.
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thejudge•29 months
Just don't call the charge and start calling traveling and instantly more people will watch the NBA
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