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\u200bThe NBA has initiated an investigation into the Thunder over a potential violation of the league\u2019s player participation policy, ESPN\u2019s Shams Charania reported Friday night.<\/p>\n
The scrutiny arises from the Thunder\u2019s March 7 game against the Trail Blazers in which they rested all five starters: Shai Gilgeous-Alexander, Jalen Williams, Chet Holmgren, Luguentz Dort and Isaiah Hartenstein.<\/p>\n
Despite the absence of their entire starting five, the Thunder secured a 107-89 victory, with Aaron Wiggins leading the effort with 30 points and Jaylin Williams recording his first career triple-double (10 points, 11 rebounds and 11 assists).<\/p>\n
The NBA\u2019s player participation policy, which has become a greater point of emphasis in recent years, seeks to ensure that teams do not rest multiple star players during the same game \u2014 especially during nationally televised matchups.<\/p>\n
The Thunder sat more than one star against the 12th-place Blazers.<\/p>\n
The policy also stresses a balance between resting players during home or away games due to fan experience. <\/p>\n
This investigation is part of a broader initiative by the league to monitor and enforce participation policies.<\/p>\n
Recently, the league fined the Utah Jazz $100,000 for resting star forward Lauri Markkanen for multiple games.<\/p>\n
Additionally, the NBA is reviewing the Philadelphia 76ers for the recent absences of Tyrese Maxey and Paul George, ESPN reported.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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