NBPA calls for 65-game rule change, citing Cunningham's case
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NBPA calls for 65-game rule change, citing Cunningham's case
The NBPA is calling on the league to, at minimum, amend the 65-game rule for players to be eligible for end-of-season awards.
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PrimaryNBPA Calls For 65-Game Rule To Be Abolished Or Reformed
With several star players, including Pistons guard Cade Cunningham, at risk of falling short of the 65-game minimum required to qualify for end-of-season awards, the National Basketball Players Association issued a statement on Tuesday calling for the rule to be adjusted or eliminated altogether, as Tim Reynolds of The Associated Press relays (via Twitter). “Cade […]
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NBPA backs Cade Cunningham, calls for 65-game rule to be abolished
In the wake of Detroit Pistons star Cade Cunningham’s recent lung injury, he is now in jeopardy not qualifying for the NBA’s 65-game rule in order to be eligible for postseason awards honors. As a result, the National Basketball Players Association, or NBPA, came out with a prepared statement in support of Cade Cunningham and […] The post NBPA backs Cade Cunningham, calls for 65-game rule to be abolished appeared first on ClutchPoints .
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NBPA Demands Reform Of 65-Game Rule As Award Eligibility Threatens NBA's Top Stars
The National Basketball Players Association is pushing to eliminate the 65-game minimum requirement for postseason award eligibility, citing Detroit Pistons guard Cade Cunningham's collapsed lung diagnosis as a breaking point for a rule the union itself accepted three years ago. The NBPA released a statement Tuesday calling the rule "arbitrary and overly rigid." The statement was tied directly to Cunningham's situation, reported by The Athletic and other outlets. Cunningham has appeared in ju...
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NBPA pushes to remove 65-game award rule - TalkBasket.net
The National Basketball Players Association is pushing to eliminate the 65-game minimum for postseason awards, pointing to Cade Cunningham’s collapsed lung as a key example of the rule’s shortcomings – despite previously agreeing to it. In a statement Tuesday, the NBPA called the rule “arbitrary and overly rigid,” directly referencing Cunningham’s situation. Cunningham has played […] The post NBPA pushes to remove 65-game award rule appeared first on TalkBasket.net .
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NBPA says 65-game rule must be 'abolished or reformed,' citing Cade Cunningham's possible awards ineligibility
The Pistons star has a collapsed lung and must play in five more games to qualify for end-of-season awards
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Cade Cunningham Injury Aftermath: Players' Association Pushes NBA To Abolish Or Amend 65-Game Rule
The NBA Players' association and Cade Cunningham's agent are pushing the league to allow Cunningham to stay in the race for the postseason awards despite the 65-game rule.
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NBPA calls for 65-game rule to be 'abolished or reformed' after Cade Cunningham's injury
Cade Cunningham played in 61 games this season before sustaining a collapsed lung.
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Players like Cunningham should have award eligibility, NBPA says in push for 65-game rule change
Detroit guard Cade Cunningham's eligibility for individual honors such as a spot on the All-NBA team is in some doubt because of the 65-game rule for such awards, and the players' association said Tuesday that shouldn't be the case. The National Basketball Players Association — which, through collective bargaining, agreed to that rule as part of the current agreement between the league and its players — said it, at minimum, wants to see the rule amended. “Cade Cunningham's potential ineligibi...
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NBA players union says 65-game rule for awards 'must be abolished or reformed'
This comes in the wake of Cade Cunningham's collapsed lung, taking him from likely First Team All-NBA to potentially missing qualification.
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Celtics' Jaylen Brown puts fans on blast for 65-game rule criticism
The talk of the NBA recently has been the 65-game rule that doesn’t allow players to receive any end-of-the-season awards if they don’t meet the criteria. With Cade Cunningham possibly missing the rest of the regular season because of a collapsed lung, he won’t be able to be on an All-NBA team despite the season […] The post Celtics’ Jaylen Brown puts fans on blast for 65-game rule criticism appeared first on ClutchPoints .
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