I still stand by my modern officiating rant 1000% but the end of this game has been mad entertaining.

There was literally NOTHING "reckless" about Brown's contest of Durant's shot. KD unfortunately landed on his foot. It happens. In years past that might not have even been a foul, much less a FLAGRANT.

Please, @nba.com , tell me how a jump shot is supposed to be contested if you are not allowed to close. I get it - you want to protect the shooter but you've made it so that you can't actually challenge a jumpshot now for fear of risking a "reckless closeout".