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Insufficient GM Support to Change Hack-a-Shaq Rule?

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October 15, 2021

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At the annual meeting of NBA general managers Wednesday in Chicago, there was no overwhelming consensus to change the rules to discourage teams from intentionally fouling poor free-throw shooters, league sources told CBSSports.com.

“There is not enough support to change it,” one executive in the meeting said. “It’s one of those perception is bigger than reality issues.”

via Ken Berger of CBS Sports

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