Basketball is played on a much smaller field than outdoor sports. These fields or arenas have relatively less seating capacity. Anyhow, we have made a list of those NBA arenas, which have the largest seating capacity.

So many NBA players did acting in the movies but not so many played a major role. Most of them were confined to cameos or guest appearances but few of them were fortunate enough to get a leading role or at least a substantial role in the movie.

It makes us shocked and grieved whenever we hear news about the sudden death of a young emerging player. Fortunately, these tragic incidents occur quite rarely, but whenever happen, they leave a devastating impact on everyone. Here, we have compiled a list of those young college basketball players who seemed to have bright future in professional basketball

Sudden and unexpected deaths are always very painful, though, unexpected deaths are rare in sports but whenever such kind of incident happens to a player, it makes everyone stunned.

Basketball is a contact sport; it always carries a threat of head injuries. Players often collide with other players, take blows on the head; sometimes lost their balance and hit hard on the surface.

In basketball, the risk of eye injury is very high; players often get cuts and bruises on the eyes and even poked in the eyes by the players. Still, they don’t take enough precautionary measures to prevent themselves from the eye injuries. Because of the negligence, the players get eye injuries time and again and some of those also turned out to be serious ones. Here, we take a look on the top 5 most horrible eye injury incidents ever occur on the basketball court.

The American Basketball Association was established in 1967. The league started its journey with eleven teams, located in Pittsburgh, Minnesota, Indianapolis, Kentucky, New Jersey, New Orleans, Dallas, Denver, Houston, Anaheim and Oakland.

American Basketball Association was a professional basketball league, formed in 1967, to compete with the rival league NBA and to expand the game of basketball by introducing it to the new markets.

Basketball Association of America was established in New York City on June 6, 1946. The league was financed by the owners of ice hockey arenas in United States and Canada.

In 1925, Joseph Carr, the president of National Football League (NFL) made an attempt to establish a genuine professional basketball league called, American Basketball League (ABL).