Some positive changes for NBA rules 🏀 ✅

The NBA started back in 1946. Since then the game has evolved a lot, it's nearly unrecognizable now. Most changes have been for the better, but there have been some bad rules implemented as well.

This offseason there were a few new adjustments made to the rules of an NBA game. I am pleased to announce that both of the two new rules seem very positive to me, things that needed to change in an ever-evolving league.

In today's video, I will be discussing these two new changes and why I think this is a great move for the NBA.

Rule Change #1

This one was absolutely necessary seeing as how bad flopping has gotten in the league. NBA was starting to look like World Cup Soccer in terms of how much flopping there was. Things should change next season now that there is an in-game punishment for that action.

Rule Change #2

In 2019-20 the NBA introduced the coaches challenge. It has been hugely beneficial and requires a lot of tactics to choose when to actually challenge. There was one major issue with the rule these last few years though. Now you will not be penalized when making a successful challenge. No team will ever have more than two coaches' challenges in one game, but the adjustment to the original rule will be something that all coaches rejoice about.

Refs don't make the rules, they enforce them

It's starting to look like referees are just going to continue to obtain new powers that allow them to alter the game in big ways. Some might say they are overpowered. It will be hard to say for sure until this next season starts and we begin to see how these two new rules change the way NBA games are played.

Comment below with any thoughts you have about theses new NBA rules. As I said, I support both changes and look forward to the upcoming season.

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