http://sports.espn.go.com/nba/news/story?id=3416579 The NBA announced to its teams this week at its annual pre-draft camp that fines will be imposed on players starting next season for clear cases of "flopping," ESPN.com has learned. The league office has yet to determine exact fine amounts for offending flops and how fines might escalate for repeat offenders, but in-game arena observers and video reviewers will be instructed to report instances of theatrical flopping for potential punishment as part of postgame reports on officiating and other matters. The league's pledge to crack down on flopping was conveyed to team representatives at Tuesday's competition committee meeting in Orlando. NBA executive vice president of basketball operations Stu Jackson confirmed the new policy Wednesday night saying: "What was clearly expressed to the committee is that we would begin imposing fines next season for the most egregious type of flops. When players are taking a dive, for lack of a better term." The Cavs' Anderson Varejao, left, may be fined next season if his actions are found to be a clear case of flopping. Because a precise penalty system has not yet been structured, it is not yet known whether serial floppers will be subject to possible suspensions after a certain number of fines for flopping, as seen with the league's protocol on technical fouls. Players who accrue 16 technicals during the regular season are hit with a one-game suspension when they get to No. 16 -- the limit is seven technicals during the playoffs -- and receive one-game suspensions for every other technical thereafter (No. 18, 20, etc.). Detroit's Rasheed Wallace, a player who has 15 technicals this season and has been suspended in the past for being over the limit for technicals, gave his opinion of floppers to ESPN after the Pistons' 106-102 loss to the Boston Celtics in Game 5 of the Eastern Conference finals on Wednesday. "All that bull(bleep)-ass calls they had out there. With Mike [Callahan] and Kenny [Mauer] -- you've all seen that (bleep)," Wallace said. "You saw them calls. The cats are flopping all over the floor and they're calling that (bleep). That (bleep) ain't basketball out there. It's all (bleeping) entertainment. You all should know that (bleep). It's all (bleeping) entertainment." -- NBA可能在下季會對一些假摔動作進行罰款。 記者電話訪問 Sheed 時間點是在 G5 打完後， 沒寫記者問了什麼題目，不過應該是跟假摔有關。 雖然 Sheed 直接罵了本場裁判，不過不知道是不是記者很賤 利用這個時間點想聽到 Sheed 破口大罵，如果是話，他成功了。 It's all fucking entertainment. http://www.brightcove.tv/title.jsp?title=1578615986 看看最後那個記者的表情，就知道他們愛死 Sheed 這番話了。 -- detroit bad boys 站長的 comment 很忠肯： If I had to guess, I’d say the David Stern will be giving him a (bleeping) fine. It’s too bad, because Sheed is (bleeping) right. --

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