NBA to publish 'last two minutes' reports grading refs' late calls, non-cal

[CASH]

http://sports.yahoo.com/blogs/nba-b...ng-refs--late-calls--non-calls-195852107.html



Beginning Monday, March 2, and continuing throughout the 2015 NBA playoffs, the NBA will provide after-the-fact play-by-play reports "regarding all calls and material non-calls that occur in the last two minutes of close games and during entire overtime periods," the league announced Friday, a move aimed at providing more specific responses to "the most scrutinized calls in NBA games."

 

[B.A.R.]

Read this earlier, meant to post.

Good, we'll see how effective it is.

 

[ArizonaKid]

This is incredible.

Adam Silver isn't just head and shoulders above the other sports commissioners, he is quickly becoming one of the few people demonstrating real leadership at any top level.

 

[B.A.R.]

This is incredible.

Adam Silver isn't just head and shoulders above the other sports commissioners, he is quickly becoming one of the few people demonstrating real leadership at any top level.

It is a refreshing change from that last guy .

 

[Paulie The Vig]

This is all part of the Big Picture... Getting to legalize sports wagering

 

[guaranteeed]

publish the sportvu data they track them on it