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You know that Rafael Araujo foul on Marvin Williams from Monday that got Atlanta Hawks announcer Steve Holman's undies all in a knot?
Well, the Salt Lake Tribune reports that upon further review the league rescinded the Flagrant 2 foul initially assigned to Aaraujo, essentially downgrading the foul to a run-of-the-mill blocking infraction.
Seriously, how much would have paid to be in the same room as Holman when he learned the news? If David Stern really wants to appeal to middle America, he should just go the way of professional wrestling and put that sort of thing on camera.
Don't Tell Steve Holman, But the NBA Says Rafael Araujo Is Innocent
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