A Court of Injustice: Penalty for Flagrant Fouls
It seems unfair that a player in the NBA who is attacked in a game the way Byron Scott was in the fifth game of the Western Conference finals against Dallas has to attempt free throws. Players in flagrant-foul situations should automatically be given two points and their teams should have possession of the ball on the next play.
IDA BISKAR
Los Angeles
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