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- Charles Barkley, NBA commentator, criticized NBA players for complaining about the 65-game eligibility rule for awards, saying they voted for it during collective bargaining.
- Barkley said, "I don’t think 65 games is a lot to ask," and urged players to stop whining.
- Cade Cunningham missed eligibility due to injury.
- National Basketball Players Association (NBPA) has called for reform, arguing the rule unfairly disqualifies deserving players.
