The NBA has implemented a new statistical rule that rewards players for attempting ultra-long shots at the end of quarters, a change that directly benefits those willing to take low-percentage heaves. The modification means shots taken from beyond 36 feet in the final three seconds of the first three quarters will no longer count against a player’s individual shooting percentage. This adjustment addresses longtime criticism that some players avoid these attempts to protect their stats.

Golden State Warriors star Steph Curry, known for his willingness to attempt these difficult shots, reacted to the new rule with his characteristic blend of humor and insight. He admitted, “I used to be like the grumpy old guy sitting on the porch yelling at people who didn’t take that shot because they w

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