NBA fines Jaylen Brown for criticising officiating on livestream

8 articles · Updated · Yahoo Sports · May 6

The league imposed a $50,000 penalty after the Boston Celtics star made the remarks on Twitch a day after Philadelphia eliminated Boston in Game 7.
Brown said officials had an "agenda" to call offensive fouls on him throughout the series and claimed some referees told him he was being targeted.
It was Brown's second officiating-related fine this season after a $35,000 penalty in January, following Boston's collapse from a 3-1 series lead.

Does channeling NBA fines into charity change their effectiveness as a deterrent for player criticism?

If data proves a player commits frequent fouls, can their claim of an officiating 'agenda' ever be valid?