戈贝尔再领一级恶犯将被禁赛1场，再领二级恶犯将被禁赛两场（戈贝尔若再吃一级恶意犯规将被禁赛1场，二级则禁赛2场）

Clarifying NBA playoff penalties

I’m looking into the NBA’s flagrant foul points system for playoffs. In the playoffs, points accumulate, and at 4 points, a player receives a one-game suspension. A Flagrant 1 counts for 1 point, while a Flagrant 2 counts for 2 points. For technical fouls, accumulating 7 leads to a one-game suspension. I need to clarify that the referenced sentence isn’t exactly aligned with NBA rules; it’s all about the accumulated points triggering suspensions after reaching those thresholds.Explaining flagrant foul suspensions

Let’s clarify how flagrant foul points work. If a player like Gobert has 3 flagrant points, and he gets a Flagrant 1, he reaches 4 points, resulting in a one-game suspension. If he receives a Flagrant 2, it goes to 5 points, which still incurs that one-game suspension since it’s over 4. The points don’t reset after a suspension; they keep accumulating. At 6 points, for example, he’d receive another suspension for reaching that threshold.Understanding flagrant foul rules

In the NBA, a Flagrant 2 foul leads to immediate ejection but doesn’t automatically mean a multi-game suspension; that’s decided by the league office if it's deemed serious. The statement about suspensions after a certain number of flagrant points could be speculative. For example, if Gobert has 2 points from a Flagrant 2, a Flagrant 1 would bring him to 3, which doesn’t trigger a suspension. At 4 points, though, he does get a one-game suspension. So the mention of “两场” (two games) isn’t accurate.Clarifying NBA suspension policies

I remember that the NBA's policy allows for additional suspensions to be longer at the league's discretion—so if a player gets a Flagrant 2, it might lead to a two-game suspension, but it's not guaranteed. Also, I’m considering the regular season's technical fouls: accumulating 16 leads to a one-game suspension, and every additional two results in another game. For playoffs, 3 flagrant points trigger a suspension. I recall Draymond Green's case in 2016 where reaching 4 points led to his suspension, confirming that the threshold is indeed 4 points.