The NBA has announced a rule change regarding how end-of-quarter heaves will be accounted for in the box score during Summer ...

Zaza Pachulia’s 2017 closeout on Kawhi Leonard sparked the NBA’s “Zaza Rule,” changing how defenders contest jump shots.

The rule will be tested during Summer League and could be implemented in the regular season if successful. It’s the only ...

Starting next season, the NBA won't count an end of quarter heave as a missed shot for a player. It'll be a missed shot for ...

An NBA rule change being tested in summer league ball could lead to an increase in long-range, buzzer-beating "heave" ...

NBA Makes Rule Change for 2025 Summer League originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The NBA announced on Saturday some ...

For years, NBA players have hesitated to launch desperate full-court shots at the buzzer, fearing a missed heave would harm their field goal percentage. That could now be a thing ...

The NBA is testing a new halfcourt heave rule that could change the way those shots count towards a player's field-goal ...

NBA Commissioner Adam Silver reportedly looked to test a new scoring rule that could change the future of the league, using the NBA Summer League as the experimental stage.

The NBA certainly could make some improvements with both the regular season and playoff schedules, and when stars like James and Green are calling for change, they should listen.

Despite having just one pick in the 2025 NBA Draft, the Dallas Mavericks managed to pick up two more players on two-way contracts, one of whom led the NCAA in assists per game last season.