Spinner
Two years ago
I caught a couple of seconds of NBA highlights on the news tonight - defensive end, baseline inbound full court pass caught and shot to score. Does the inbounded get an assist? The reason I ask is because he isn't technically in the field of play??
greggo999
Two years ago
Yes that's an assist. I assume you're referencing the Adams full court pass to Morant. Adam's was credited the an assist.
KET
Two years ago
Sorry for the anti-socials above.
They could have been nice like greggo999 and just answered the question, alas some people don't know how to converse on the internet.
Spinner
Two years ago
Thanks Greg and Ket! I asked the question because I didn't know the answer! Thanks for answering my question!
chillbaby
Two years ago
Good question. Doesn't happen often - hence the question - but didn't the same thing happen Kings v 36ers - Martin to Cooks? Think that was from an in-bound length of court?
koberulz
Two years ago
It doesn't happen that often full court, but it happens on an underneath out of bounds pretty regularly. It's a pass leading to a basket, I don't understand why there's any question.
greggo999
Two years ago
Yes you can imagine it happens even more out of sideline and baseline out of bounds plays on the offensive end.
Giddey would geta handful of assists a game off inbounds
twenty four
Two years ago
I cannot fathom why you think that matters.And I cannot fathom why you need to be such an arsehole in response to a simple question.
Observer
Two years ago
It's an assist
Look at syd adel game
Martin pass to cooks
Martin gets the assist
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