NBA U.S. Basketball Rules and Terminology Cleanup
NBA Professional Basketball Association (NBA)
The NBA stands for the National Basketball Association and is the National Basketball Association.
A total of 30 teams will play 82 regular-season games after the 먹튀폴리스
pre-season, and the top teams will advance to the playoffs to determine the winner.
The NBA 30 teams are divided into Eastern Conference and Western Conference,
and in detail, Atlantic in the East, Central in the West, and Northwest, Pacific, and Southwest in the West.
The game consists of four quarters, and after 12 minutes of each quarter, the break time is about
15 minutes between the first and second quarters and the third and third quarters.
● NBA Eastern Conference
– Atlantic Division
Boston Celtics, Brooklyn Nets, New York Knicks, Philadelphia 76ers, Toronto Raptors
– Central Division
Chicago Bulls, Cleveland Cavaliers, Detroit Pistons, Indiana Pacers, Milwaukee Bucks
– South East Division
Atlanta Hawks, Charlotte Hornets, Miami Heat, Orlando Magic, Washington Wizards
● NBA Western Conference
– Northwest Division
Denver Nuggets, Minnesota Timberwolves, Oklahoma City Thunder, Portland Trail Blazers, Utah Jazz
– Pacific Division
Golden State Warriors, Los Angeles Lakers, Los Angeles Clippers, Phoenix Suns, Sacramento Kings
– South West Division
Dallas Mavericks, Houston Rockets, Memphis Grizzlies, New Orleans Pelicans, San Antonio Spurs
NBA Basketball Terminology Organization
NBA basketball terms
NBA Terminology Organization 1
● Shoot = a play that throws a ball into the basketball post
● Pass = Play to deliver the ball to your teammate
● Dribble = a ball-carrying play
● Rebound = The ball does not go into the net and takes up the ball that hits the ring or backboard
● Assist = Pass to a teammate to finish the goal (Help)
● Blocking = getting the ball out of the opponent
● Steel = a play that takes the ball away from the opponent
● Opence = refers to the attacking players or attacks
● Defense = Refers to defensive players or defense
● Turnover = Mistake, Mistake
● Free throw = Shoot on opponent’s foul free throw line (1 point)
2 chances for fouls inside the 3-point line / 3 chances for outside
NBA Terminology Organization 2
● Basket count (and one play) = extra free throw due to opponent’s foul when shot and goal
● Rim / Backboard = Backboard behind goalpost and goalpost
● Garbage time = Time remaining when the game is decided to some extent
● No-look pass = pass without seeing the other person sending the pass
● Double post = 2 tall players attack under the basket
● Drive-in = A layup shot that penetrates the opponent with a dribble and succeeds
● Looseball = ball that does not belong to either team in a chaotic situation
● Backcourt = a play that turns to his court to defend after an attack
NBA Terminology Organization 3
● Small Lineup = A line-up of guard forwards without a big man (usually center)
● Switch = Swapping each other’s defensive opponents
● Screen = Big Man blocks his defense with his body
● Out number = Number of people in the offensives is higher than the
number of people in the defense, so it is a numerical advantage
● Out of Bound = Side line, and line / When the ball touches the floor outside the court,
or when the ball touches the boundary or the person or thing outside the court
● AliPLAY = A shot that takes a teammate’s pass in the air and shoots right away
● Entry pass = First pass at the start of the attack
NBA Terminology Organization 4
● In your face dunk = Dunk shot with the opponent’s defense in front of you
● Jumper = Jump Shoot
● Cut in = Attack that digs under the court to avoid defense
● Cost-to-Cost = If the player who catches the rebound after the opponent’s attack fails and succeeds in scoring a layup goal
● Clutch situation = moment when scoring is required
● Kick-out pass = Pass to an outside player who has a chance on the inside
● Pump Fake = the action of deceiving an opponent who pretends to shoot a shot
● Face up = Under-the-goal play that looks at the opponent and goes in
● Post-up = Under-the-goal play that hits the opponent’s back
● Pivot play = Travelling occurs when an attacker moves his or her foot, which is the
play axis that changes the direction of the body, without taking off the foot as the axis, or if it is a goal.
NBA Terminology Organization 5
● High post = near the free draw line due to the opposite of the low post
● Double-double = 2 of the 5 attack stats (scoring, assist, rebound, steel, block) are double-digit
● Triple-double = 3 of the 5 attack stats (scoring, assist, rebound, steel, block) are double-digit
● Quadruple = Four of the five attack stats (scoring, assist, rebound, steel, block) are double digits
● Three-Fit = Three-Fit, winning three consecutive finals
● Big Man = Team’s high players
● Point guard = position where tactics are dropped in the court and attack coordinated through the pass
● Shooting Guard = Versatile position to help your team deploy the main attack and attack
● Small Forward = Team’s main offense and position, including rebound and defense
● Power forward = Bad positions such as rebounding, goal, and offense and defense of the team
● Center = Team’s rim protector, position for under-the-goal attack rebound
● Six Man = Nominees
NBA Terminology Organization 6
● Stretch Big Man = Big Man who throws well in the middle
● Swingman = A position where you avoid the mark of the defense team with a lot of activity
and watch for shooting opportunities in every corner of the court
● Dual Guard = Competitors capable of simultaneously playing point guard and shooting guard
● Point forward = forward position but good at passing and attacking
● Twinner = a dim player who is hard to trust either side
● 3 & D = 3 point shooter and key defender in defense
● Slasher = player who can stir the opponent’s defense with flashy dribbling