The NBA issued flopping warnings to Minnesota's JJ Barea and Cleveland's Donald Sloan on Monday, the first two under a new policy designed to end the act.
It's rare that an NBA coach actually looks forward to playing back-to-back games. But Wizards coach Randy Wittman wanted to erase the memory of his team's 38-point drubbing at the hands of the New York Knicks on Friday night as soon as possible.
"The extra on the end kind of made it bad," Sloan said before the Cavs' game against the Clippers in Los Angeles. "To be one of the first ones (warned) kind of (stinks)."
"It's just a judgment call," Sloan said. "I'm sure they'll crack down on it."
