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Writer John Voita criticizes NBA officiating after San Antonio Spurs forward Keldon Johnson kicked Phoenix Suns guard Devin Booker in the groin during their recent game without an in-game whistle. Although officials initially let play continue during the third quarter, the league later reviewed the incident and retroactively assessed Johnson a Flagrant 1 foul.
Voita argues that the decision highlights rampant officiating inconsistency, directly contrasting Johnson's retroactive foul with Dillon Brooks receiving an immediate Flagrant 2 ejection for a similar leg kick against Jamal Murray. The writer also questions referee Justin Van Duyne's judgment and calls for greater accountability and consistency from the league.
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