A response to Cuban racks up another $200,000 in fines:

In many respects Mark  Cuban is well within his rights when he complains   about the  referees  officiating  of   NBA games.  As we  approach  the postseason  it should  be assumed that  the  referees  officiating  these games are the best  that  the NBA  has to  offer.  They   shouldn't   be putting   out  inexperienced  officials on court to  determine what  are going to be  very important  games and  in  some  ways  come to determine the fate  of  a coach's season   and in many  respects  that of a teams.  Luckilly  this postseason,  we  have  yet  to  see  any   major  mistakes by  the officials   on board .    But  in  no way  should  it excuse the  behavior  of  Cuban,  who  seems  to  relish  in the notoriety  that  these   fines  bring.   Granted  it's  a small  drop  in  a bucket  to  an individual  who's  said  to  be  worth  over   $1.5bn.   Each wantoned  act  of  sophomoric  behavior  on his  path  only  heightens  his  public  personna  in the  press  and  in  the eyes  of the  NBA  fans  at  large.  It's  time for  Cuban  to  be quiet  and    to  follow   the  proper  procedures  as  laid  out  by  the  NBA  office.  Otherwise  the  penalties  will  become  much  more  stiffer   and  the severity  of  which  could  lead  to  his   banishment  from  courtside of   his  team's  games.  Obviously  the  fines  mean  nothing  to  Cuban ,  but  somehow  I  believe  that  being   banished  from  the sidelines  of  the court  may  well make him  see the light.