The NBA Competition Committee is tired of teams resting star players during nationally televised games. The league's Board of Governors will vote Wednesday on a policy that would fine teams that sit star players during nationally televised contests, according to ESPN's Adrian Wojnarowski.
If the policy is passed, teams would reportedly face a $100,000 fine for a first violation. That figure would jump to $250,000 for the second violation and would then increase by $1 million for each subsequent violation, per Wojnarowski.
It's unclear whether teams will face a fine for sitting one star player in a nationally televised game or if multiple star players need to miss nationally televised games for a team to receive a fine.