What punishment will James get for elbowing Pistons teenager Stewart in the eye? Should he be compensated?

According to NBA rules, as long as the situation does not escalate, it will not be fined and suspended. If the punishment escalates, you may face a fine and a ban for about one game. The referee has issued a report after the game, and there is no mention of promotion.

First of all, talk about punishment. James may face a ban, and then he will be fined about $35,000.

According to the referee's report after the game, James's action is a second-class foul, so it is basically certain that he will be fined after the game, but whether he will be suspended or not will be decided after the league investigation and review.

In view of the chaotic situation at that time, James is likely to be banned for one game, or he may just be punished. As for malicious fouls, the league now adopts the point system, with one level 1 point and two levels.

Players who have not accumulated points or accumulated 1 point will be suspended according to the league review if they are convicted of second-class malicious foul.

Players who have accumulated 2 points will be automatically suspended for one game if they are convicted of a second-class malicious foul.

Players who have accumulated 3 or 4 points will be automatically suspended for one game if they are convicted of a first-class malicious foul.

Players who have accumulated 3 or 4 points will be automatically suspended for two games if they are convicted of a second-class malicious foul.

No matter whether it is a first-class malicious foul or a second-class malicious foul, players who have accumulated five points or more will be automatically suspended for two games.

So James will be fined, the fine will be confiscated, the league will be fined and the money will be given to the league.

Secondly, on the issue of compensation, James will not bear any liability for compensation, even if the elbow caused Stuart a concussion, he does not need to bear any compensation.

Playing in the NBA, there is basically injury insurance in the contract, similar to our five insurances and one gold. Teams and players will bear the insurance. When signing the contract, the team will buy insurance from a specialized insurance company. If a player is injured on the court, or during training, or running around home and away, the insurance company will bear the injury.

In addition, even for those devastating injuries, the insurance company will pay for the operation. If the player's injury absence is greater than or equal to 4 1 game, then 80% of the player's salary will be borne by the insurance formula, and the team will only pay 20% of the salary, which is the "4 1 game clause".

This matter has not intensified, nor has there been a greater conflict. So James may be suspended for one or two games at most, and then fined by the league within 50 thousand. Moreover, there will be no compensation.

The punishment is affirmative. After all, before the teacher and Gao Bert and other boxers were punished by the league, James J.S.Wong certainly couldn't run away, but the compensation was between two people, so we don't know.

Stuart will ask Jamie to put them in the electronics factory.

Compensation? A big joke. There is no compensation in nba.

Should James be banned? First of all, it depends on whether James elbowed Stewart actively or passively, which led to elbowing Stewart. Through slow-motion playback, we can see that Stewart did have an arm-clamping action, which led James to get rid of the blow to Stewart. However, whether James intentionally or unintentionally, after all, he hit someone and caused obvious harm to the other side. You know, this is the second time James has been fired in his career. James has always been a calm player on the court, and it is impossible to make such a low-level mistake. After all, it's the league.

Stuart looked angry after being elbowed. He tried to fight James several times. Stuart shouldn't be so angry. If it is an ordinary player's elbow, there may not be such a big reaction, but after all, the opposite is the league signboard James. How could superstar James do this to a rookie player? But once again, whether James intentionally or unintentionally, the NBA should fine James, but there should be no suspension. After all, I don't think I elbowed it on purpose.

First, there will be no punishment; Second, there will be no compensation. James enjoys special privileges in the NBA.

This is a normal injury.

High probability will not be severely punished, high probability will not be fined, and high probability will not be compensated. This is the superstar effect, and it is possible to ban 1-2 games.

I, James, also apologized to Stewart after the game and made my attitude clear. The league will ban James for a few games at most, and a fine is also possible.