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This site’s purpose is to provide various information related to the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), its Last 2 Minute Reports (L2M), the economics of the NBA, and possibly the Atlanta Hawks. If you are looking for opinionated content or hot takes, then you will be disappointed by this site. My goal is to explain issues within the NBA, disperse information, and provide insight that may not be available elsewhere. Hopefully, you can gain a bit of knowledge from some aspect of this site.

This is the second iteration of the website, although you aren’t missing much from the first as everything is reproduced here. It is still a tad unclear as to what information will populate this site and how it will be structured. But this will certainly be a website.

Enjoy.

Projecting the Salary Cap

A detailed breakdown of the NBA’s reported 2025 National TV Deal, how this will affect the Salary Cap, and detailing different scenarios for projecting Salary Cap growth through 2036.
2024-06-08
40 min

 

Post of Emphasis on: Points Of Emphasis

I have to admit I do not know how to adequately explain the portion of the NBA’s online website that this post is focused on. It is the NBA Official site which focuses on the Officials of the NBA – also known as referees. This is not to be confused with the larger NBA dot com which is described as:
2024-03-15
13 min

Bird Rights Aren’t Real

Let’s get one thing straight right now: bird rights aren’t real.
2023-10-29
23 min

 

How To Extract The Last Two Minute Reports

The NBA’s Last Two Minute (L2M) reports are intended to be a transparent analysis of referee performance at the end of close NBA games. Having started on March 1st of 2015, they have been publicly available on the official.nba.com section of the NBA’s website. Being publicly available is not the same thing as easily accessible or user friendly. These reports are scattered across their website (with a few games hidden) and in PDF format for the majority of games. The NBA did make a major improvement after the 2019 NBA All-Star game in switching…
2019-06-30
30 min

Updating The Last Two Minute Reports

Since the NBA began their Last Two Minute Reports (L2M) on 2015-03-01, there have been 1,934 games which have received referee grades for at least their last two minutes of NBA action. While the general public may not understand the purpose of the L2Ms, the NBA provides a FAQ for why L2Ms exist:
2019-06-23
19 min

 

Backing Out 2016-17 NBA Financials

As I was casually looking through and viewing the panels and videos of the Sloan Sports Analytics Conference the other weekend, I realized a common theme for the 2018 Conference to the previous ones. For the NBA, there were plenty of applications of analytics1 to player evaluations, injuries, in-game strategies, and ticket pricing. All of these topics were present in 2018 as they have been throughout the conference’s lifetime. However, there was only limited discussion of the NBA’s Salary Cap and any…
2018-03-10
11 min

CBA About

If you’re interested in reading the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), then go to here immediately. If not, continue reading.
2017-05-04
3 min

 

Welcome

This site is meant to host various information related to the NBA’s Collective Bargaining Agreement (CBA), its Last 2 Minute Reports (L2M), the economics of…
2017-04-30
1 min
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