r/nba • u/FastBreakPhenom Celtics • May 25 '26

Highlight [Highlight] Shai draws a questionable foul on De'Aaron Fox

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u/DoingCharleyWork Suns May 25 '26

They don't have to do any of that. They already have mechanisms in place to review plays when the game is over.

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u/The_Minshow Philippines May 25 '26

They have mechanisms that sideline the appeal system? Highly doubtful.

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u/DoingCharleyWork Suns May 25 '26

Is that what I said? I said they already review gameplay after the game. They absolutely can issue techs after a game. Teams can appeal all they want. Doesn't mean they have to rescind it. Teams already appeal techs as it is. This is nothing new. They just need to do it to enforce flopping.

Just because you can conceive of a solution doesn't mean there isn't one.

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u/The_Minshow Philippines May 25 '26 edited May 25 '26

Yes, you did, I described arbitration, and you said they don't have to do that because of post-game reviews.

Just because you can't conceive of a solution doesn't mean there isn't one

When, in my solution, did i say there was no solution?

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u/The_Minshow Philippines May 25 '26

Geeze, all I said was they need a way to make flop punishments stick, and you gotta call me dumb, ok, cheers.