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Originally Posted by JRutledge
If that is the case, that is a flawed system. Of course teams are going to want review of "negative" plays. But you cannot keep telling the public how good these guys are and never show the plays they get right to the public. Not everything has to be public IMO.
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Mark Cuban of Dallas Mavericks applauds NBA's better transparancy - ESPN Dallas
Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban agrees
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At this point, Cuban suggests the league should take the transparency a step further by making public statements when referees get controversial, critical calls right.
"I'd also like to see the correct ones that are mentioned as well," Cuban said. "With transparency, you get rid of all of the conspiracy theories. That's the whole goal. You want to send the message that we get them right, too, because we do."
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