imagine if the refs didnt do meth before the clippers game...Jazz would be undefeated at home still.

[yamers]

cant let the nba poster boy blake griffindorf lose though.

[mellow]

Billups warned for Flop.

And here is the offical NBA language on the 2013 point of emphasis

Officials will emphasize the “Reggie Miller rule” for a shooter who kicks his legs out during jump-shot attempts to create contact and draw fouls. Officials plan to call offensive fouls on shooters who blatantly kick out their legs to initiate contact.

[Weezur]

Griffindor
RavenCrawford
HufflepAfflalo
Splitteryn

[tonstermits]

I'd hit it.

[Brown Notes]

JF is worthy of way more and better imagery than what is up so far, not to bag on what is up. Tx gys.

[yamers]

fckin hit that dick head chauncy with a zangief spinning pile driver.

[Brown Notes]

Thank you.

[addictionary]

fckin hit that dick head chauncy with a zangief spinning pile driver.

oh c'mon ken that was an obvious flop!

[Xsy]

I still consider us perfect at home. That game pretty much never happened.

[Revolution 9]

Billups warned for Flop.

And here is the offical NBA language on the 2013 point of emphasis

That video clearly shows him breaking the rule they said they would inforce.

If you fined the players everytime for clear infractions than it would curb these types of plays. They know they can still get away with it now.

[CitizenofCapua]

It's still niggling in my head;
So, how many flop (for each player) it would take for this new rule to be intimidating? He took the warning even it cost us a game- it's a small price to pay -, but 5k, 10k or whatever will not do it either.

Edit; OK i found it and its ridicolous. I dont think this rule is intimidating for a NBA player who makes millions every year;

Violation 1: Warning
Violation 2: $5,000 fine
Violation 3: $10,000 fine
Violation 4: $15,000 fine
Violation 5: $30,000 fine

[addictionary]

scrooo the past gamez. move the **** on.

[Red Jazz Fan]

Dick Bavetta strikes again. Why is he even allowed to enter the state of Utah?!

[Core4]

It's still niggling in my head;
So, how many flop (for each player) it would take for this new rule to be intimidating? He took the warning even it cost us a game- it's a small price to pay -, but 5k, 10k or whatever will not do it either.

Edit; OK i found it and its ridicolous. I dont think this rule is intimidating for a NBA player who makes millions every year;

Violation 1: Warning
Violation 2: $5,000 fine
Violation 3: $10,000 fine
Violation 4: $15,000 fine
Violation 5: $30,000 fine

Well, there is the public and peer humiliation that goes along with it. Not to mention the chance to be immortalized in a league-made video shown to refs and every team about what not to do.