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WHAT ARE WE WATCHING!? 🤡🤡 LOOK at this TRASH Shai pulled!! Defender stationary, hands up, Shai jumps into him, falls down— AWARDED FREE-THROWS!?? This is EVERY game now!! The NBA really wants to drive Americans AWAY from their product!!! 🤯🤯

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In the 2025 playoffs, Shai Gilgeous Alexander attempted the MOST free-throws by a player (217) in the last 14 years. There were tons of viral videos during that run of flops and phantom foul calls that ultimately made fans everywhere question the legitimacy of their eventual NBA title. Other videos also went viral of OKC players like Lu Dort not being whistled for mauling their opponents. Basketball fans noted the hypocrisy. That also carried into this season too, where NBA coaches like Chris Finch, Nick Nurse, Mike Brown, and JB Bickerstaff made public comments about OKC’s favorable whistle. In many arena’s fans let Shai and OKC know about it as the “free-throw merchant” chants echoed in the building many times when Shai went to the line. The issue many have noted isn’t the number of free-throws that Shai gets, or the number of attempts disparity between OKC and their opponents, but it has always been about the type of fouls that are called. It seems that OKC’s strategy going into games has been to foul multiple times every possession, using the “they can’t call them all” approach. The problem with that strategy is that every team hasn’t been afforded that same luxury. If OKC fouls on every possession of a 48 minute game, and their opponent only does it 25% of their possessions, but OKC takes 5 less free-throws, did the opponent really get a better whistle?? Now the world is watching as the 2026 NBA playoffs begin. Will basketball fans finally see a level playing field for all 16 teams?? Only time will tell.

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