Playing out the clock
Making news lately is a Denver player, who is not letting the clock run out in a game. Murray scored 48 on the night and took a last second 3 in a attempt to break 50. The Celtics went crazy, but do they have a right? The game goes for 4 quarters whether you are winning or losing . If you don't like it play defense, but because you gave up doesn't mean they have to. The fans paid for a ticket, and the ticket didn't say NBA game 3.5 to 4 quarters of action. You owe it to the fans to play out, it is your job. I also understand that if the game is a blow out you don't want to get your stars hurt. Then put in your bench to finish out the game. Also I have seen 2 games in my life come back from double digit deficits. One was Tracy Mcgrady and the other was when Reggie Miller did it. Took them less than a minute so finish out the game or stop whining. 
Normally if a team has a big lead, they'll do like you said and put in players from the bench. I guess Murray is looking to set some records. Good for him. If the clock is still going and the opponents aren't making it difficult, why not?! Ha ha.
Ya, the game doesn't end till the clock runs out.
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