The game is going on and everything looks normal and as it usually does when some NBA officials blows his whistle, calls a foul and everyone thinks, “oh, no, here we go again.”
The calls are flow-killers; they happen away from the ball where nobody seems to be watching except a referee and it’s taking everyone involved some time to get used to.
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