When you are atrocious at shooting free throws in the NBA, you are going to be a victim of the infamous "Hack-A-Shaq" tactic. Coaches would usually employ this strategy in an attempt to getting his team another possession, while risking free points for the other team. It is one of the most controversial rules in the NBA, and personally I would like to see these intentional off the ball fouls removed from the league. Obviously, DeAndre Jordan agrees with me, because he did not like Draymond Green getting up in his face. Now he has to go up to the free throw line and take a shot he makes 43 percent of the time, bummer.
Monday, January 21, 2013
DeAndre Jordan doesn't appreciate your silly fouling tactics.
When you are atrocious at shooting free throws in the NBA, you are going to be a victim of the infamous "Hack-A-Shaq" tactic. Coaches would usually employ this strategy in an attempt to getting his team another possession, while risking free points for the other team. It is one of the most controversial rules in the NBA, and personally I would like to see these intentional off the ball fouls removed from the league. Obviously, DeAndre Jordan agrees with me, because he did not like Draymond Green getting up in his face. Now he has to go up to the free throw line and take a shot he makes 43 percent of the time, bummer.
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