ABA American Basketball Association

ABA American Basketball Association is a men's professional basketball league based in Indianapolis, Indiana. Founded in 1967 and relaunched in 2000, the league comprises 35 employees and generates $2.5 million in annual revenue. ABA American Basketball Association was originally established in partnership with the NBA and has operated in harmony for the past 16 years. The league offers a unique basketball experience through its distinct rules, designed to create a faster-paced, higher-scoring, and more exciting game. ABA teams are community-driven, with a focus on giving back to their local communities. The ABA season spans from November through April, including playoffs. One of the key differentiators of the ABA is its unique set of rules. For example, the half-court violation is reduced to 7 seconds compared to the NBA's 8 seconds. When the 3D light is activated, two-point shots become three-point shots, three-point shots become four-point shots, and a half-court shot becomes a five-point shot. Additionally, a player cannot foul out of the game; instead, after six fouls, a technical foul is called, and the opposing team receives possession of the ball. Interested parties can learn more about ABA American Basketball Association by visiting its website at abaliveaction.com.