FIRST THINGS FIRST | Nick Wright reacts to NBA approves in-game flopping penalty

FIRST THINGS FIRST | Nick Wright reacts to NBA approves in-game flopping penalty
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FIRST THINGS FIRST | Nick Wright reacts to NBA approves in-game flopping penalty

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  1. About time… The Lakers are out of ammo now… The masters of flopping… Vlade Divac started that crap… CP3, and the Joker game's are taken away too…

  2. If y'all simple mfs doesn't like the flopping rule then too damn bad. Everybody needs to play ball professionally not like my 5 year old. This is the bs brainwashing we're talking about with Klutch client nick.

  3. This is just gonna make things worse, the root of the issue is that there’s too many discretionary calls as is in the game and being bigger and stronger means you’re far less likely to get those discretionary calls so players flop to try to tip the scales back their way. As much as lebron flops, refs will still miss far more calls than smaller players get for the same contact, and even setting him specifically aside there’s been a ton of instances all season of coach challenges failing because even though there was a flop and the player exaggerated, there actually was a foul that the refs may or may not have noticed if they didn’t flip. I think a big part of the reason for that is nba refs are needing to pay attention to far too many different things and make spur of the moment judgement calls on their discretion about when contact is too much or not enough.

    Instead of taking away some of that discretion so refs had fewer things to make a mistake on, you’ve just added one more discretionary thing that they need to pay attention too.

  4. The flop rule was needed 10 years ago. You got people the size of Lebron flying across the cort when someone like Stef barley came by them.

  5. The fact that refs are given the opportunity to review the flop before issuing the tech invalidates Nick's concerns. If it's legit contact, the refs will be able to see that and not issue the tech. Refs do a good job at making calls and yes, they miss some, but if it's so minor that they miss it then it doesn't need to be called at all. I don't want to watch a bunch of free throws so guys need to just fight through that minor contact. I'm not going to defend someone getting hit in the face but if that's legit, and they "sell it" then no problem. It's the ones where next to nothing happened that there's a problem. It won't be perfect day one but you've gotta start somewhere.

  6. Broussard doesn’t get it.. this helps protect against flopping but also can be unfair because you can get hit and be off balance and fall unnaturally or in a way that seems like you shouldn’t have fell that hard and if you can get fined and called for flopping when you didn’t flop that’s where it’s gonna piss people off you can’t always tell how hard someone was bumped some people are highly highly skilled at fouling and it secret where no one can tell you’d need a special angle to see some players have mastered this and they can do things on the low that no one caught and boom the opponent gets called for flopping it just won’t be fair

  7. maybe look back at tape after game, and if its determined someone flopped, its a decently large fine. But in playoffs stop and review tape

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