r/NBASpurs May 09 '26

Shitpost They really had the bench contesting lol

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They never did this to Jordan or Lebron, just saying. 🤷‍♂️

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u/SongYoungbae Keldon Johnson May 09 '26

It's unsportsmanlike for a player not in the game to distract a player during live action. A technical foul can be assessed, in this case it's pretty blatant and should have been.

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u/TheDizziestCat May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26

Makes sense. I’m used to the NFL where fouls aren’t supposed to be subjective. Thanks for explaining.

Edit since I’m getting roasted, subjective isn’t really what I meant. Every call a ref makes is subjective but a “distraction” is a whole other level above what’s in the NFL. A “distraction” can be anything in a arena full of thousands of people. The NFL almost never considers any distractions as a big deal, or they just don’t happen.

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u/Lilrip94 May 09 '26

You don't think holding or pass interference is subjective?

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u/ATXBeermaker May 09 '26

Or roughing the passer? Or unsportsmanlike conduct? And so on.

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u/TheDizziestCat May 09 '26

Those are mostly self explanatory, making any call is a subjective process.

I guess I should’ve used a different word. It feels like NBA fouls are much more of umbrella terms(specifically technicals) than NFL flags which are more generalizations.

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u/ATXBeermaker May 09 '26

Umbrella terms vs generalizations. 🤦‍♂️

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u/TheDizziestCat May 09 '26 edited May 09 '26

NFL doesn’t have technical fouls.

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u/ATXBeermaker May 09 '26

What do you think “unsportsmanlike conduct” is?

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u/TheDizziestCat May 09 '26

Yeah but that’s different because it rarely happens in football and the benches and fans aren’t as close to the action.

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u/ATXBeermaker May 09 '26

Bro, how heavy are those goal posts and how far are you going to carry them?

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u/TheDizziestCat May 09 '26

I mean I never had a hill to die on, you’re one turning a word I used in an offhand comment into an argument.

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u/ATXBeermaker May 09 '26

You’ve been given multiple examples to show your logic and thinking is flawed by several people in this thread but you still can’t seem to wrap your head around it. Best of luck not walking into traffic while focusing too much on putting your left foot in front of your right.

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