From Craig Porter Jr.’s half-court spark to Max Strus' dagger, the Cavs know how momentum-shifting shots can change a game ...

Some players have contract incentives that reward them for shooting percentages, which disincentivizes them from attempting ...

Starting next season, NBA box scores might look a bit different. Fans of the Boston Celtics love Payton Pritchard and his ...

Fans of the deep ball are in luck, because thanks to a new NBA rule change, players can now fire off end-of-quarter miracle ...

A new NBA rule means missed end-of-quarter heaves will no longer count against individual shooting percentages.

When the NBA makes rule changes, it usually does so with the intent of improving the product for fans. But its latest adjustment, meant to encourage more buzzer-beating attempts, ...

The league has approved a change which could spur players to take more deep heaves with hopes of a miracle make.

The NBA has introduced a rule excluding missed half-court shots in the last three seconds of quarters from player statistics.

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Like the rest of the sports world, Indiana Fever superstar Caitlin Clark was floored by the way Game 1 of the NBA Finals finished on Thursday night. Thanks to the latest bit of postseason magic, the ...