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6 days ago, I stated that this is the only thing I'm concerned with regarding The Don.
Players get to the point of pure recklessness just to get a stop on Luka Doncic. Not only was Kyle Kuzma in his landing space from the start of the jump shot, but he continued walking through, leaving Luka no space to land safely.
Kuzma was 2 for 8 with 9 points and 6 fouls. He had zero impact on the game, so he made a reckless play because he was tired of getting cooked.
When they reviewed the shot, they didn't do it to assess a flagrant foul. They did it to take Luka's 4-point play away, as if they couldn't see Kuzma in his landing space and continuing to walk through.
Think about it: Luka Doncic is having an MVP season, and it can be taken away by a bum like Kyle Kuzma. All because the NBA refuses to enforce its own rules. By definition, this is a flagrant foul. He isn't giving the offensive player anywhere to land safely.
The NBA has to make this an automatic technical foul, with a review that can result in an ejection if the play is found to be intentional or overly reckless. Simply raising your hand while being jersey-to-jersey isn't enough anymore. Now dudes are undercutting players on jump shots.
If someone undercuts Victor Wembanyama and he goes down for the season, I guarantee you they start enforcing the rule then.
โIโm good. Obviously itโs painful a lil bit but Iโll be fine. We got 3-0 in the roadtrip so thatโs very good.โ - Luka on his ankle tweak and roadtrip
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