Andre Drummond Addresses The Ongoing Flopping Debacle In The NBA

3 months ago

Andre Drummond Addresses The Ongoing Flopping Debacle In The NBA

The OKC Thunder's style of play led by Shai Gilgeous-Alexander has spurned the conversation of excessive flopping. "I even catch myself doing it sometimes... ‘What am I doing, I don't even do this... This not even me’… I’m a product of my environment — If they get away with it I gotta try to get away with it," said Drummond.

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