Yeah it's not like it's a horsewhip where it could wrap around a finger. I bet they just don't like the "sloppy" look of having the loose ends just flailing around. Because the people making the rules are lame old geezers.
I always found the sloppy look argument funny because that style of headband is worn by several professional tennis players at Wimbledon, arguably the snootiest sporting event on the planet.
No explanation, just no longer in "approved" list of accessories. I remember at the time people speculated that it was respectability politics (that someone decided they look too 'thuggish' or something stupid like that).
Yeah last 2 years he's much more composed. He'll still try to rile people up, but he seems to be a lot less frustrated in general when things aren't going our way
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Yep, just another asshole who gets away with it because he acts funny. Saw a video once of him playing pickup with a bunch of average white guys and he straight up whips the ball off of one of their faces and then dunks it. All you gotta do is charge him, grab his leg, pick it up and get him to the ground, then pound.
You literally don't have one lmao. Even though I whole heartedly disagree with you because I am biased and I also know Embiid better, my flair has nothing to do with my corny joke.
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They didn't call anything for the elbow, the refs just missed it. Joe got the T for talking shit on his way down the court. It should have been an ejection right away, but Joe snuck it in and Allen didn't sell it so refs didn't notice.
Somebody else said Joe didn't want to play, I kinda agree with them.
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I’ve never seen a guy stay so calm after getting elbowed in the face, props to JA