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In recent weeks, the trend of star players taking collective rest days has become a heated topic across the NBA. Fans, analysts, and insiders are debating whether the practice is harming the league’s image. This issue has attracted global attention, including from fans of major events like the Bangladesh Cricket Match, where player commitment remains a badge of honor. NBA legend and TNT analyst Charles Barkley voiced strong criticism in a recent interview. Frustrated by the growing number of star