The NBA is quietly testing technology inside the basketball itself this preseason, and the experiment could eventually help solve some of the league's most difficult officiating decisions.

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The NBA is experimenting with smart basketballs and wrist wearables for officials in select preseason games in order to collect data on the review process.

The NBA is testing a basketball that could help referees settle difficult calls, with commissioner Adam Silver saying it could be used in official games as soon as 2027. A tiny sensor is designed to ...

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