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Originally Posted by BadNewsRef
Would it be different if he threw a water bottle and it hit Jones in the back?
In my book, throwing an object and hitting a human target constitutes physical contact.
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I'm looking at this from what I think will be used as criteria in determining length of suspension. No, I don't think the NBA views throwing a mouthpiece and hitting an official the same as intentionally and physically contacting an official. Would it be different if it was a water bottle? Possible as it could be argued that there's a greater possibility for injury.
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Tue Dec 11, 2012, 02:33pm
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