NBA routines now confined

After viewing this clip, I now understand why Kevin Durant is a bit furious with the recent rule change of 90 seconds or less for pre-tipoff after player introductions.
"I personally don't like it," Durant said of the 90-second rule according to The Oklahoman. "Every player in this league has routines they do with their teammates, rituals they do before the game and before they walk on the floor. The fans like it. The fans enjoy it. You see the fans mimicking the guys who do their stuff before the game. To cut that down really don't make no sense. Why would you do it? I really don't agree with it, but I don't make the rules."
And Durant is absolutely correct. The Thunder's routines may be a bit extensive compared to other clubs, but there are litany of celebrated rituals that players/teams do to get pumped up. These rituals aren't prolonging games that much, and this cap of 90 seconds will not expedite games drastically. It's just merely another way for the league to exercise its power.
The obvious method to fasten games are to cancel the number of television timeouts, but as you can see, common sense isn't that common or is it? Television timeouts bring in money and pregame routines don't. For short, my friends and I call that the C.R.E.A.M.
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