One of the minor aspects of the NBA, which drove fans crazy, was players refusing to attempt a last-second shot before the end of a quarter. Many superstars worried more about their statistics than ...

The question today comes from Travis Dockwich. I don’t know a lot about him. I don’t remember how I received this question. Maybe I didn’t. Maybe I made it up. Hi, Travis. ChatGPT is wrong. College ...

It happens at least once in almost every NBA game. At the end of a quarter or the first half, a player will get the ball in the backcourt with a second or so on the clock, take a dribble, and hesitate ...

NBA players can now fire up those end-of-quarter heaves from deep without their shooting percentages being adversely affected. The league has approved a change in the way statistics on those shots are ...