NBA approves coaches challenge flags for 2019-20 season | Bleacher's report

The NBA announced, by Tim Reynolds Associated Press, has officially removed a page from the NFL Rulebook by allowing coaches to use challenge flags during matches.

Shams Charania Stadium and The Athletic announced for the first time that the league's board of governors approved the measure on Tuesday and that it would be applied "challenge flags in play for the main coaches " in the 2019-20 season.

Per Reynolds (via NBA.com), each coach will receive a challenge per match and will be able to participate "a personal foul attributed to their team, a prohibited violation, a goalkeeper's violation or a violation of the basket. "

"As with other retransmission reports, to cancel the event as it was called, there must be clear and conclusive visual evidence that the call was incorrect," NBA Basketball's president of operations, Byron Spruell, told the teams in a memo, by Reynolds.

Even though one challenge per match may not seem like much, these playoffs have shown how incorrect calls could change the outcome of a match. The report of the last two minutes was a big story in the series between Houston Rockets and Golden State Warriors, the Rockets benefiting from an advantage missed charge in Match 3 after the Warriors won Match 1, thanks in part to Missed calls missed.

Coaches will now be able to call the timeout and report an exam to officials.

In addition, the replay center Secaucus, New Jersey, will now be allowed to trigger control of a possible timer violation or the fact that it is a two or three Adrian Wojnarowski from ESPN.

This can slow down the games, but it will help to get things right and stay focused on the players.