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I believe this type of scenario is also commented on in Papa C's 51 ways to ruin a baseball game. There are infractions of rules and there are Infractions of rules if you get my gist. I was doing a tournament game this past weekend. I was BU, F1 did not stop. I also noticed R1 was going no-where so after the play I called TIME and turned towards F6 make believe I was clearing dust out of my eye and said to F6 Go talk to your F1. The coaches knew what i wa doing and had no problem with it. Therefore, that is the premise for my post as was the case in the Spurs / Lakers game. There was a Foul committed (The NBA admitted it see Jerassic's post) but was it the type of Foul to end the game. That is what my OP is all about. There is a philosophy among some officials and also has stood the test of time. Let the players decide the outcome. Pete Booth
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