I see a lot of movement towards the NBA trying to stop guys from intentionally fouling poor free throw shooters. It really bugs me they might change the rules to protect these guys. How about the guys work on being better free throw shooters? Why would being able to consistently (even 60%) hit free throws considered a less important skill than being able to play defense, dribble, anything else? Don't guys like DeAndre Jordan have enough pride to work on this? If I was them I'd work on a Rick Barry type free throw. If you practiced that, anyone would probably hit 60%.
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