NBA Players That FORCED Rule Changes..

one NBA player cheated his way into the All-Star Game another smelled so disgusting he cleaned an entire locker room these are the NBA

players

who

forced

rule

changes

nothing compares to how James Harden cheated his way to over 30 points per game it all started when a young Hardin was traded from Thunder to Rockets, the man was a bench player at the time and only averaged 9.9 points per game, but after that trade he became an NBA superstar with an average of 25.9 points per game, which is an increase of 16 points in just three. seasons, this type of improvement in such a short time is difficult to believe, which is why it generated a lot of skepticism.

Was he cheating? Well, the NBA had some suspicions now and they started keeping a close eye on him and then they caught him doing the unthinkable. Hardin has been known for getting to the free throw line, but during his first year in Houston he nearly tripled his free throw attempts per game just to put things into perspective. People think someone like Lebron gets all the calls, but in 2012, Hardin averaged 10 free throws. per game while Lebron only averaged seven, I mean yeah I guess that's still seven more free throws than I got, but still the point is that Harden got 42 percent more free throws than Lebron and he would Year after year, it turned out that Harden was using overpowered power. move that no one could defend when a defender contested harden, he would lock his arms with them to force a foul like just look at this, harden did a very good job of using the old vet move, lock his arm, don't let him get it out.

From that, keep it there, James, yes, and guess who commits the foul. Josh the rookie, okay, I know you can't see my face right now, but Josh Hart, that's how I feel, dog, but anyway the league was

forced

to step in and in 2017. A hardened

rule

that states you can no longer commit a foul by forcing contact yourself and if a player isn't shooting before the call it's just a common foul, fast forward a few years ago, James Harden was recently traded from the Rockets to the networks and during all that controversy, Hardin gained enough weight to become a big man and talk about controversial big men, Shaquille O'Neal, is a big deal, literally, and if the NBA hadn't changed the rule because of him. i would have lost them billions of dollars now obviously during shaq's career his ass was almost impossible to defend i mean the guy was seven feet tall and weighed 324 pounds imagine trying to protect i don't care who Whatever, my money is on the dog in the hut, but look, he had a gigantic defect.

Shaq is one of the worst shooters in NBA history. I mean, this guy only made one three-pointer in his entire career. 1. That was the first and last time anyone saw Shaq hit a three-pointer, so anytime. You kept Shaq out of the paint, I mean, you win, but clearly that's a lot harder than it sounds until the Mavericks developed something called the Hakka Shack and it looks exactly what it sounds like and it's the Hackers Shack that we saw in both games. and two in san antonio uh i dare someone to run and hug me a full basketball game we'll square up mw2 rust 1v1 i'll hit you with the insta 720 trade let's see uh the teams were hugging shaq as a strategy to win they wanted He intentionally knocked him down, so he was forced to go to the free throw line.

Imagine being that bad at shooting, teams only give you free throws and if you know Shaq well, he couldn't shoot a free throw to save his life. Man it was a 52 percent run. Jesus the free throw shooter, at those odds, Shaq would make a maximum of free throws. This is why teams would hack a shack so often because worst case scenario Shaq's team would score a point and the other team would get the ball if that was happening to me. Every NBA game I got pretty angry, but Shaq Shaq was furious, so one day he decided the rules needed to change and he stormed into the commissioner's office and threatened to start beating people up if they kept committing fouls and especially if he did. they did.

Don't leave a like and subscribe to the channel yeah Shaq is going to be your ass and I know you won't win that fight so don't take the chance but anyway Shaq stared at David Stern and yelled next time someone I hacked myself. You don't mind knocking out 15 to 20 games, just imagine you're on the phone and a 300-pound man bursts through your glass door like the Kool-Aid Man threatening you. Would you do what he says? Well, David Stern didn't, so the Hacker Shot continued and caused some games to last over three hours because of all the free throws, even getting to the point where fans were booing their own teams.

I mean imagine someone getting fouled and shooting 30+ free throws in a game, but not alone. than the worst free throws, so enough was enough, the NBA finally added a rule to stop this. It stated that any foul away from the ball gives the other team a free throw and the possession and catch only applies during the last two minutes of a quarter so it can still happen to this day, but look at least Shaq wasn't there. playing dirty to cause rule

changes

. I can't say the same for zaza pachulia now he's not the most well known player but he set a record for causing the most rule changes in a single season and it started in 2017.

Coming to the all star game it's usually about The best

players

are guaranteed a spot, but something strange happened with the votes out of nowhere, Zaza Pachulia started getting more votes than Kawhi. cousins ​​leonard demarcus and anthony davis wait, wait, wait, let's look at the statistical differences for the second kawhi leonard 25 points per game cousins ​​demarcus 27 points per game anthony davis 28 points per game and zaza pachulia in a small, pathetic and embarrassing six points a game disgusting mr pachulia, are you even playing what is happening? six points could score six points uh it doesn't take a rocket scientist to know that zaza doesn't belong so the NBA knew something fishy was going on a compulsive gambler was literally going to be a starter in the all star game how cool I see, Zaza was born in Tbilisi, the largest city in Georgia with more than 3.7 million people, no, it's not Georgia, this Georgia, come on, and since he was the only current NBA player from that city, the whole country came together to include zaza in the all-star game, an entire country, all of them, but even though he had fans, he clearly didn't belong in the all-star game, so the league was forced to create the zaza rule which basically made the fans vote. is worth 50 percent less and puts control back in the hands of the NBA, so now you can only participate in the game if you really deserve it, not just because you were a meme or popular in the country where you are from, but this It was just the first zaza rule change.

That year, just a few months later, he nearly ended his career and the NBA was forced to intervene at a time when Zaza was on the Warriors and they were on a roll in the NBA playoffs. They swept the first two rounds, sweeping the Blazers and the Jazz. 4-0 and when the Warriors reached the Western Conference finals against the Spurs, there were predictions that Kawhi Leonard and the Spurs could pull off an upset, so going into the first game all eyes were on this series in the second quarter. Kawhi and the Spurs completely took over. about dunks, layups, three-pointers, they were hitting everything and the Warriors just couldn't keep up somehow Katie Steph Clay Draymond and King Zaza himself didn't seem like enough.

The Spurs went up 25 points. It looked like it was going to be the Warriors. first loss in the playoffs but with eight minutes left in the third and the spurs up 76-55 this happens and leonard falls again and feels pain again in front of the spurs bench and leonard cautiously gets up again, that's what they call to everything. The moment you put your feet in the shooter's landing space, Kawhi got really hurt and Zaza closed up to defend the shot and this caused Kawhi to land right on Zaza's foot and I think Zaza might have done this on purpose. to get Kawhi out of the area.

Regardless of the game, he ruined Kawhi's ankle, everyone in the crowd on the bench and watching at home knew that Kawhi was ruled out for the rest of the game and this completely changed the rest of the series, the Spurs went from being up 25 to suffocating the game and losing 113 to 111 and since kawhi was ruled out for the rest of the series the spurs were swept 4-0 now it was what zaza made a dirty play on kawhi well, no one but him knows if he did it on purpose but either way greg popovich was angry a two step advantage with the closing of your foot is not appropriate it is dangerous it is unsportsmanlike it is just not what anyone does to anyone else and this particular individual has a history with that type of action look , I don't blame them for being so mad zaza has done things like this before because this incident became so controversial that the NBA immediately got involved creating the zaza rule.

This rule change now prevents reckless closing on a shooter, so if the move occurs, referees can call it a flagrant or technical foul, which would result in a found player, but Zaza isn't the only Warriors kid who has forced a change of rules. His former teammate Kevin Durant has also had a controversial past and during his first few seasons with the Thunder he was dominant but a sneaky move made him an NBA target, it was instantly known that KD was a walking cheat code, the guy is six foot ten with a seven foot five wingspan, not only was he averaging 25 points a game when he was 20 years old, this guy couldn't legally drink. and he was almost the best offensive player in the world i mean you can't even build this guy at 2k he's too op so with okc it didn't take long for Durant to become the best scorer in the league and he was able to get to the rim .

He shoots mid-range, three-pointers and in his third season he averaged over 30 points per game, but you wonder how he's doing it all so well. A move called ripping was to blame for a move that fans and players felt was unfair. She purposely shot the ball by swinging into a defender's arms for a foul, come on Katie, what the hell was it that before she started making this move, the rant was already indefensible, but now the refs were practically giving her free throws and the NBA couldn't do it? nothing about it because it was in fact a foul so they were forced to change it from a shooting foul to a common foul that way players can't maneuver themselves to the free throw line instantly in a game or quarter and despite that the NBA changed the rules for this, Katy still tries to cheat to get to the free throws, just look, when I was on ok, I used to get this maybe four or five times, but the funny thing is I don't think there was a crazy disgusting not even forming a team. with kyrie and hardin he's just not good enough even though kevin durant keeps causing these controversies it's nothing compared to a player who smelled so bad his own teammates forced him to shower now you'd think millionaire athletes would take his seriously health and hygiene, but some actually smell worse than a homeless man just listen to this adam morrison didn't shower there was a problem with him not showering true or false uh true that was in the past, yes, but how was this argument between gerald wallace and adam?

Hey, he told him to get his ass in the shower, he said, hey, you know, yeah, you're going to shower here, so he told him to do it, he said, he kept explaining, I'm taking a shower, I'm just going home, man. I want to go home and take my own shower my own house he said man I don't want to hear that man walk in there hey he took a shower I'll tell you dude what everyone was practicing and everyone was sweating so imagine how bad it was This man smelled if his own teammates forced him to bathe with a ridiculous man.

Adam Morrison's habits were a nightmare. The man appeared without bathing with chewing tobacco and spit it everywhere and it was rumored that he would wear the same three polo shirts for an entire season. It's disgusting because of the players. Like him, the NBA's hygiene rules have become stricter than ever. Hygiene is something you think everyone cares about, especially in NBA locker rooms, but some players came into the league not knowing the rules. When Markeith Morris was with the Wizards, he had an experience that marked him. He for life said that players don't want to shower, that happens a lot.

I had an incident when I was in Phoenix with a newbie who said I don't use deodorant. I was like, wait, wait, wait, what do you mean you don't use? deodorant, you have to respect other players, it's uncomfortable to defend someone who stinks, that's why I had to explain to him, brother, you smell like that, it's uncomfortable for us to be around you smelling like that, yes, yes, I feel you marquis. I know a couple of people who really need your advice, I hope they are watching this video, but it was even rumored thatMarkieff took a trip to CVS and bought kits to hand out to his smelly teammates and you know who's on his team right now.

Anthony Davis Markieff brought deodorant, shampoo, baby powder and him. left in a certain player's locker, anthony, we're looking at you, there's no way a unibrow that thick smells good, okay, the NBA needs to make this guy shave that thing, sorry, that went too far, but of course anyway, the only promise Markief made. "For them to follow the rules, women are going to like this and it worked every time, I mean you have to smell good or the fans are going to start throwing drinks at you and that's not the only thing they're going to do." They'll blow your mind, they'll try to blind you, sometimes NBA fans went too far, huh?

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