Let's discuss the NBA rule changes for the 2023-24 season

@mviews: It's interesting how LeBron is also among the floppers. Let's hope he and his fellow floppers change with the new rules. I think this is also the type of nonessential foul that made football leagues resort to using VAR to cross check any foul play.

@albertocova: Amigo y que opina usted de la modalidad del VAR aplicado a la NBA?

@malos10: agree with you that the two new rules you mentioned are positive changes for NBA rules. The first rule, which penalizes flopping, is long overdue. Flopping has become a major problem in the NBA, and it's been frustrating for fans to watch players exaggerate contact in order to draw fouls. The new rule should help to reduce flopping and make the game more honest. The second rule, which eliminates the penalty for a successful coaches' challenge, is also a good change. The old rule made it too risky for coaches to challenge calls, because they would lose a timeout if they were unsuccessful. The new rule should encourage coaches to challenge more calls, which will help to get the calls right. I think these two new rules are a step in the right direction for the NBA. They should help to make the game more fair and exciting for fans.

@videoaddiction: Flop or deceptive act has become common in sports.

@itwithsm: The way you have described these changes, I'm sure they will benefits the game for sure.

@chinito: 💪😁😎🤙 WHOA! that's one jacked ref!! yes, just say NO to flopping! I CHALLENGE.

@qwr: That's really great for you.

@ga38jem: This helps me understand this game more and more :D

@albertocova: La NBA implementará el VAR semiautomático a partir de esta temporada que viene.