The NBA rolls out some rule changes, including a second coach’s challenge and an anti-flopping measure. NBA
NBA coaches who have wanted the ability to challenge a second officiating call in games will be able to do so next season – as long as they are successful with their first one.The other wrinkle targets players who attempt to draw offensive foul calls by “flopping” – falling to the floor as if they have been hit by someone on the team that has possession of the ball.
Coaches will retain their timeout if their first challenge is successful, and they must still have a timeout remaining if they want to try for a second reversal. However, the teams don’t retain their timeout even if they are successful in winning a second reversal. At the next stoppage of play, the other team will be awarded a free throw, and the team set to have possession when the game was stopped keeps the ball as play resumes.
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