Golden State Warriors head coach Steve Kerr has voiced his strong support for the NBA's increased focus on cracking down on flopping this season, although he notes the inconsistent application of the rules has left him questioning the league's approach. The new emphasis on penalizing simulation became a prominent topic after officials called three flops in a single 90-second span during a game between the Lakers and the Blazers.
Kerr expressed his desire for the league to adopt a more straightforward and honest ethos, suggesting it should be the "No BS Association." He believes that eliminating excessive embellishment would lead to a better game for everyone involved. "It’s a better game when guys aren’t flopping into each other, hooking each other, running into screens looking like they got hit by a car," Kerr stated. He feels that the league often lags behind players who are perceived to be
