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Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic Luka Doncic , hailed as one of the NBA's top players and a strong contender for MVP this season, isn't without his weaknesses. Former Memphis Grizzlies forward Chandler Parsons recently shared insights on FanDuel's Run It Back show, highlighting a significant flaw in Doncic's game. According to Parsons, Doncic's Achilles' heel isn't his defense, but rather his tendency to gripe at referees during games. "They are on him and it's a real issue and it's a concern," Parsons expressed. "If you watch the game, every single play he's got something to say." Photo: Instagram/Luka Doncic Parsons pointed out that Doncic often lets frustrations with referees affect his game, especially when facing physical defenders like Lou Dort. "Still, in the middle of the game when things aren't going your way and you're missing shots and you feel like you're getting fouled every single play, he just has ...

Photo: Instagram/Dawn Staley South Carolina Gamecocks basketball coach Dawn Staley has stirred up a debate by expressing her support for transgender athletes participating in women's sports.  Her comments sparked a flurry of reactions on social media, with former NBA star Chandler Parsons among those weighing in. During a press conference, Staley was asked about her thoughts on transgender participation in women's sports. Photo: Instagram/Dawn Staley She responded by saying, "If you're a woman, you should play. If you consider yourself a woman, and you want to play sports or vice versa, you should be able to play." When specifically asked about transgender women participating in women's college basketball, Staley affirmed her support, stating, "Yes." Parsons, in response to Staley's remarks, raised a hypothetical scenario involving a male player wanting to compete in women's basketball, to which Staley did not directly respond. The issue of ...

Photo: Instagram/Chandler Parsons  Former NBA star Chandler Parsons recently shared his thoughts on the issue of whether LeBron James is feared in the league or not, following Mario Chalmers ' statement that LeBron is not. According to Parsons, he found it harder to match up with Kevin Durant than with LeBron James because of Durant's ability to score in isolation and break down defenses. Parsons made it clear that this was not a slight against James, but rather a point about Durant being a more difficult one-on-one matchup. Photo: Instagram/Chandler Parsons  Parsons did acknowledge that James is still one of the most imposing players on the court and strikes fear into opponents with his drives and blocks. However, he pointed out that James tends to be more pass-oriented, looking to get his teammates involved rather than solely focusing on scoring. Durant, on the other hand, is known for his willingness to shoot and take advantage of any opportunity to score. He seems to e...