Adams accepts Game Review Panel's sanction
8 Feb
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The NBL's Game Review Panel has completed its assessment of the fourth-quarter incident in Friday night's Illawarra versus Sydney game involving Kings player Jaylen Adams.
Adams has been charged with eye gouging or unreasonable or unnecessary contact to the eye region against Hawks player Wani Swaka Lo Buluk.
The incident has been determined as intentional, low impact and high contact resulting in a one-game suspension or a $1550 fine with an early plea.
The Kings have accepted the early guilty plea, which will allow Adams to feature in the club's play-in qualifier next week.
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