Shai Gilgeous-Alexander’s penchant for getting to the free-throw line has been praised. It’s also been cited as what’s wrong with basketball, as he’s been labeled a player who embellishes contact, resulting in opportunities at the free-throw line.In three Western Conference finals games against the San Antonio Spurs, the Oklahoma City Thunder guard and reigning NBA MVP has attempted 27 free throws; he’s only missed once and made all 12 of his attempts in Friday’s Game 3 victory. In four games against the Phoenix Suns, Gilgeous-Alexander attempted 49 free throws (and made 44), including a 15-of-17 performance in Game 1, and in four games against the Los Angeles Lakers, he attempted 34 from the stripe (made 27), including a 12-for-15 effort in the closeout.Daily sports fantasy and betting site Underdog is having fun with Gilgeous-Alexander’s reputation and created a board game called Unethical Hoops, based on the board game Operation. Underdog even called on Suns forward Dillon Brooks to play the game, in which each time a player touches Gilgeous-Alexander on the board, the buzzer sounds.Among the nine labels that can trigger a buzzer are the “Head Snap,” the “Lean In,” the “Don’t Reach” and the “Leg Kick.”