NBA 1976 FINALS (04 june) G5 PHX Suns vs BOS Celtics

NBA 1976 The FINALS Game 5 - (1976.06.04): PHOENIX Suns (3W) vs. BOSTON Celtics (1E) The rip is from NBA Tv (USA) powered by CBS Video format: 4:3 color 384p A little bit of history: Take a look back at some of the rules changes that have taken place over the years. (Changes/clarifications implemented prior to season, except where noted) Initial Rules ------------- • 60-game schedule followed by championship playoffs involving the top three teams in each division. • Games are 48 minutes long. • Players are allowed six personal fouls. • Every time you scored, the other team is given possession of the ball. • Zone defenses are allowed. 1946-47 ------- • Zone defenses outlawed on January 11, 1947. 1947-48 ------- • Player fouls allowed per game increased from five to six. • Maximum roster size reduced from 12 to 10 players per team. 1950-51 ------- • After a free throw is made in the last three minutes, there is a jump ball (between the player who committed the foul and the player fouled) instead of possession for the team that committed the foul. To eliminate deliberate fouling and roughness 1951-52 ------- • Lane widened from six to 12 feet Change primarily attributed to the dominance of George Mikan 1952-53 ------- • The late-game free-throw rule (see 1950-51) now required the jump ball to take place between the man who is fouled and the player who is guarding him. To eliminate the advantages of having a tall-man foul a short-man. 1953-54 ------- • Players limited to two fouls per quarter and if a third foul is committed; the player has to sit out the remainder of that quarter. The rule is rescinded when it fails to prevent late game fouling. 1954-55 ------- • The 24-second shot clock is introduced. • A penalty free throw is awarded following a team’s sixth foul in any quarter. Both rules had to be adopted to make each one work. The time limit made in unnecessary for the trailing team to foul deliberately, since it would get the ball after 24 seconds. The foul limit made it too costly to foul to prevent a chance at a basket. • The penalty for a backcourt foul became two shots – three to make two if you are over the limit. • Offensive fouls are treated as violations, no free throws and the defensive team gets possession. The foul would still count towards a player’s limit of six personal fouls. 1964-65 ------- • Lane widened from 12 to 16 feet Change primarily attributed to the dominance of Wilt Chamberlain 1966-67 ------- • The team foul limit is reduced to five per quarter. In the last two minutes of any period, a team is allowed only one foul before the penalty, even if it hadn’t used up its allotment. • The following language was added to the Zone Defense Rule: "After the offensive team has advanced the ball to its front court, a defensive player may not station himself in the key area longer than three seconds if it is apparent he is making no effort to play an opponent. The three second count starts when the offensive team is in clear control in the front court." 1972-73 ------- • No foul shots are attempted, other than shooting fouls, until the fifth team foul of any period. • Other than the shooter, players are no longer restricted from entering the lane on free throws attempts. • Teams have 30 seconds to replace a disqualified player. • Errors in the fourth period and overtime must be discovered before the end of the period to be corrected. 1974-75 ------- • Fine increased from $50 to $100 for a player or coach ejected after being charged with a technical foul for unsportsmanlike conduct. • A timeout request made at the instant time expires for a period shall not be granted and the period ends. • In the last two minutes of the game or overtime, no timeouts are allowed once the ball is inbounded until the ball is in the frontcourt. • The “force out” rule is clarified as incidental contact near a boundary line, which causes a player to commit a violation or go out of bounds, and neither team is responsible for the action. The offensive team retains possession. • When there are punching fouls on both teams during the same play, the team last offended is awarded possession. 1975-76 ------- • After any playing court violation, the ball is to be put into play at the sideline.

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 Nepotu (2011-06-18)

The line-ups:
Suns: Paul Westphal, Ricky Sobers, Gar Heard, Curtis Perry, Alvan Adams, Mike Bantom, Pat Riley, Dennis Awtrey, Keith Erickson, Nate Hawthorne, Phil Lumpkin, Fred Saunders, John Shumate, Dick Van Arsdale, John Wetzel
Celtics: Jo Jo White, Charlie Scott, John Havlicek, Paul Silas, Dave Cowens, Don Nelson, Jerome Anderson, Jim Ard, Tom Boswell, Steve Kuberski, Glenn McDonald, Ed Searcy, Kevin Stacom

mma4me (2011-06-20)

Thanks again. Will seed as usual. Just curious how many more of these jems shall we expect if everything goes well?

 Nepotu (2011-06-20)

You're welcome! If everything goess well I intent to up nearly 200 games of the NBA finals from 80s, 90s, 00s. All I can find. But it takes very long time. One year or more.

mma4me (2011-06-20)

That would be awesome, I will help seed whatever I download. The finals are great, my only request would be any classic Bird, Jordan or Sir Charles games. I'm in Australia so I missed out on pretty much all of them so any of them would be greatly appreciated. Again, love your work, I appreciate whatever NBA you upload and I will share it with others.

 Nepotu (2011-06-21)

All my greatest respect for you mma4me for your seeding. If God give us health we will arrive at those games that you like. Thank you to be by my side helping me with the seed, because are lots of people who download and run. They don't think that all the people will do that these sites like TPB will disappear. Respect, Australia!

jayce20 (2014-02-26)

thx ! any more seeds ?!

bigboss19 (2014-07-06)

hey man, could you seed this game, i really want to watch the best game of all time in nba