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Tyrese Haliburton Says Flopping 'For Sure' is Being Taught Amid Criticism of SGA, NBA Players
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sports14h ago

Tyrese Haliburton Says Flopping 'For Sure' is Being Taught Amid Criticism of SGA, NBA Players

https://bleacherreport.com/articles/25431618-tyrese-haliburton-says-flopping-sure-being-taught-amid-criticism-sga-nba-playershttps://www.sportingnews.com/ar/nba/news/adam-silver-revela-piensa-arbitrajes-flopping-para-mi-si/8aeac7e8a2606a6d81ee6346https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/tyrese-haliburton-says-nba-players-033124645.html
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  • Overseas officials enforce stricter policies against flopping and will assess technical fouls to any player they deem to have grossly exaggerated or faked contact to deceive officials.
  • We're now at a point where 30 percent of our players are from outside the United States, shaping rosters amid flopping scrutiny.
  • Yeah for sure, it's being taught. I don't think it's as much head coach teaching as much as it is like player development.
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NBA, NHL, and WNBA Leaders: AI Will Impact Officiating, Games
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sports12h ago

NBA, NHL, and WNBA Leaders: AI Will Impact Officiating, Games

https://frontofficesports.com/nba-nhl-and-wnba-commissioners-ai-will-impact-officiating-games/https://nypost.com/2026/05/27/sports/adam-silver-says-nba-will-soon-use-ai-for-certain-calls/https://sports.yahoo.com/nba/article/adam-silver-says-nba-will-eventually-adopt-ai-automated-system-to-review-out-of-bounds-calls-014337959.html
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  • The NBA plans an AI-assisted officiating system to auto-handle objective calls like outs, speeding decisions and cutting stoppages for fans.
  • Referees would still judge physical contact and fouls, while AI handles objective calls to support human interpretation on the court.
  • The idea mirrors Hawk-Eye in tennis, using trusted tech to rule on line calls and support objective decision making in basketball.
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Adam Silver Sends Clear Message on NBA Officiating Amid Flopping Criticism
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sports11h ago

Adam Silver Sends Clear Message on NBA Officiating Amid Flopping Criticism

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/adam-silver-sends-clear-message-025101600.html
Sports.yahoo.com
  • Adam Silver acknowledged fan concerns about officiating and discussed improvements from the league.
  • Silver described the line between selling a call and a true flop to refute accusations of widespread deception.
  • The NBA is weighing an automated replay system using cameras to speed up decisions, according to Silver.
  • The proposal aims to reduce delays by limiting in-game challenges and relying on automation for calls.
  • The remarks followed intense scrutiny during Game 5 of the Western Conference Finals over several disputed calls.
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NBA, NHL, WNBA Leaders: AI Will Change Officiating, Impact Games
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sports11h ago

NBA, NHL, WNBA Leaders: AI Will Change Officiating, Impact Games

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/nba-nhl-wnba-commissioners-ai-014242911.html
Sports.yahoo.com
  • NBA Commissioner Adam Silver says AI could rule on objective calls like out-of-bounds using a camera-based system.
  • Cathy Engelbert says the WNBA is exploring AI for business and basketball, following NBA's lead.
  • NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman emphasizes using technology to enhance fan experience without altering the core game.
  • MLB already adopted automated ball-strike systems, highlighting progress in AI-assisted officiating.
  • Commissioners frame technology as a tool to improve the business and on-field experiences together.
  • Adam Silver envisions AI handling objective rulings while referees focus on fouls.
  • Engelbert notes AI collaboration mirrors NBA's approach, signaling global growth and tech adoption.
  • Bettman cites technology as a tool to fine-tune on-ice issues like puck location.
  • The discussions come as MLB already uses ABS to aid pitch calls this season.
  • The report on Front Office Sports frames AI as a growing trend across major leagues.
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Adam Silver says NBA will soon use AI for certain calls — here’s how it could work
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sports6h ago

Adam Silver says NBA will soon use AI for certain calls — here’s how it could work

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/adam-silver-says-nba-soon-024550984.html
Sports.yahoo.com
  • Silver says the NBA will automate a category of calls with AI to speed up games and cut possession disputes.
  • The AI system would determine out-of-bounds decisions using cameras around the court, akin to Hawk-Eye in tennis.
  • Silver cited a fairly quick timeline for introducing the automated calls, without a fixed date.
  • Referees would still handle judgment-based calls involving contact, not everything is automated.
  • The move reflects ongoing use of replay and centralized decision-making to improve officiating accuracy.
  • Silver made the remarks on ESPN’s The Pat McAfee Show during the discussion.
  • The AI system would help referees focus on calls for contact and fouls.
  • The discussion included comparisons to Hawk-Eye technology used in tennis officiating.
  • There was no exact timeline provided for when AI calls would be in use across the league.
  • The announcement indicates a broader shift toward technology-assisted officiating in the NBA.
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’No Way,’ ’Absolutely Insane’ — NBA World Reacts to Adam Silver Claiming ’Officiating Is Incredible’ Amid Mounting Outrage Against OKC
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sports6h ago

’No Way,’ ’Absolutely Insane’ — NBA World Reacts to Adam Silver Claiming ’Officiating Is Incredible’ Amid Mounting Outrage Against OKC

https://sports.yahoo.com/articles/no-way-absolutely-insane-nba-055130188.html
Sports.yahoo.com
  • NBA Commissioner Adam Silver defended the officiating as 'incredible' despite mounting public outrage over calls in the OKC-Spurs series.
  • Fans and analysts questioned Silver's stance after Game 5, noting several contentious calls in the Spurs’ 127-114 loss.
  • The article highlights AI automation as a potential future method to remove subjective calls from referees.
  • The piece cites specific incidents in Game 5, including a missed goaltending call and a controversial foul on a Spurs rookie.
  • Silver acknowledged ongoing work to improve officiating, while critics argue for greater accountability.
  • The article connects Silver’s remarks to a broader debate about flopping in the league this postseason.
  • Analysts quote criticism from Spu rs analyst Michael Rehome and Fansided’s Clayton Anderson about Silver’s comments.
  • The report notes Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s alleged benefit from flopping as part of the ongoing controversy.
  • OKC Thunder and Spurs series context is used to frame the backlash against officiating.
  • The report mentions ongoing discussions about officiating and potential improvements for next season.
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