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The NBA's 65-game rule for awards eligibility has come under scrutiny as several top players may be ineligible due to injuries. The NBA Players Association is working on a proposal to change the rule, which has been criticized by players, agents, and fans.
The NBA's 65-game rule is under fire. Several top players, including Giannis Antetokounmpo and Stephen Curry, may be ineligible for awards due to injuries. The NBA Players Association is proposing a change to the rule. The current rule has been criticized for penalizing players who miss games due to injury. A change could help ensure that deserving players are eligible for awards.
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