NBA to experiment with 44-minute preseason game
The NBA announced today that it will play a 44-minute game during the 2014 NBA preseason when the Nets host the Celtics at Barclays Center on Oct. 19.
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NBA interested in participating in sports betting
Legalized sports gambling in the U.S. is likely to spread and the NBA expects to profit from it, league Commissioner Adam Silver said.
NBA could play morning games to accomodate Chinese viewers
Based on the emerging NBA television market in China, Commissioner Adam Silver suggested the possibility of early starts to capture Chinese prime-time market.
NBA expands baseline area to improve player safety
The NBA is expanding the area that must be clear behind the basket and cutting the number of photographers along the baseline in an effort to improve safety.
NBA 2014-15 season schedule released
The NBA released Wednesday the 2014-15 season schedule. The 1,230-game marathon includes, for the first time in history, an extended All-Star break.
Adam Silver says major changes in international play unlikely
Commissioner Adam Silver says he does not foresee "a major shift in the NBA's participation in international competitions" in the wake of Paul George's injury.
Sixers fighting new lottery proposal
The NBA is pushing toward changes to the draft lottery system by next season but is facing a strong objection from the Philadelphia 76ers.
Donald Sterling loses court battle to prevent sale of Clippers
A judge ruled against Clippers owner Donald Sterling in his attempt to block the $2 billion sale of the franchise to former Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer.
NBA considering week-long All-Star break
The NBA is poised to turn the All-Star break into All-Star week this coming season providing teams with a full week off at midseason.
NBA accepts Clippers sale; Donald Sterling sues for damages
The NBA announced a settlement with Shelly Sterling and the Sterling Family Trust on Friday to allow the Los Angeles Clippers to be sold to Steve Ballmer.