Both Chris Finch and Steve Kerr expressed a desire for the league to alter the way they are calling flopping violations, saying they should focus more on offense.

NBA head coaches Steve Kerr and Chris Finch voiced frustration over the league's flopping technicals, urging officials to shift focus toward offensive embellishments. Their remarks followed a game between the Los Angeles Lakers and Portland Trail Blazers, where three defensive flopping technicals were assessed down the stretch.
Finch argued that fans want offensive baiting eliminated, while Kerr noted that Golden State sent clips to the league seeking clarity on flopping and illegal screens. Kerr stated that officials should stop rewarding players who try to manipulate calls.
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