Finch addresses flopping rules ahead of NBA season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Oct 1, 2026, 1:13 AM
Last updated Oct 1, 2026
Chris Finch emphasized the need for stricter rules against flopping in basketball, stating that non-basketball actions should not be rewarded. He expressed his views as the NBA prepares for the upcoming season, where the league aims to enforce penalties more aggressively. Finch's comments reflect ongoing concerns about the integrity of the game amidst recent discussions on officiating standards. As teams finalize their rosters, the focus may shift toward how these rules will impact player behavior during the season.
- •Chris Finch calls for stricter flopping penalties.
- •NBA plans to enforce rules against non-basketball actions.
- •Commentary reflects concerns over game integrity.
- •Teams are finalizing rosters ahead of the season.
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