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Fansided · Aug 26, 2018

Minnesota Timberwolves: How might a new shot clock rule affect the Wolves?

The NBA is considering implementing a new shot clock rule. How might this rule change impact the Minnesota Timberwolves’ style of play?

In case you missed it, ESPN’s Adrian Wojnarowski reported late in the week that the NBA’s Competition Committee is considering a rule change when it comes to the shot clock.

The 24-second shot clock currently resets all the way to 24 seconds after an offensive rebound. A rule change would dictate that the shot clock would only reset to 14 seconds, which would match a rule that has been in place in international competition for some time.

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