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  • #369279
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    tblazer_NZ
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    In my opinion the NBA needs to change the dumb rule that a player can’t return to the game if he gets hurt and can’t take his free throws…. Are you guys with me on this, or what are your thoughts??

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    The Goat
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     No they need to change the offensive interference rule in the cyclinder. After it hits the rim, should be fair game.

    If Kobe can limp up and hit his FTs after a catastrophic injury, I think everyone should take them unless so hurt you can’t. If you are that hurt then I agree you are done. Harden the fuck up or don’t come back.

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  • #1134227
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    tblazer_NZ
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    Remember when Andrew Bynum absoletely hammered J.J Barea going to the rim and got tossed out of the game?

    Just say that Barea needed 5-10 minutes to get right after being hit, should he and his team be punished by not being allowed to come back in the game if he can’t walk up to the line and take his FTs then and there?

    If they are hurt and need to come out but still take the FT’s as Kobe did, he or his team mates need to foul the opposition team or play 4 on 5 until they can use a time out to take them out. That could put them in the penalty or closer to it if they need to foul.

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  • #1134228
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    The Goat
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     Again, if he needed to have 5 -10 mins until his vagina felt better then I don’t think he should risk hurting it again back on the floor

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  • #1134236
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    Dazzling Dunks and Basketball Bloopers
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     To an extent yes, but only if the opposing coach gets to choose who shoots the free throws after the player leaves the game. Don’t want to see bad foul shooters faking injuries to avoid going to the line. 

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