1976-77 NBA

Expansion & ABA Rivalry

Portland Trail Blazers won the title.

Teams
22
Games per team
82
Pace (poss. per 48 min)
106.5
Points per team game
106.5
League true shooting
.511
Share of shots from three
No line

Award winners

Standings and postseason

East

TeamWLSRSPostseason
Philadelphia 76ers50323.78Lost Finals
Houston Rockets49331.44Lost conf. finals
Washington Bullets48340.90Lost conf. finals
Boston Celtics4438-1.90Lost conf. finals
San Antonio Spurs44380.53Lost conf. finals
Cleveland Cavaliers43391.08Lost conf. finals
New York Knicks40420.01Missed playoffs
New Orleans Jazz3547-2.68Missed playoffs
Atlanta Hawks3151-3.87Missed playoffs
Buffalo Braves3052-4.28Missed playoffs
New York Nets2260-6.54Missed playoffs

West

TeamWLSRSPostseason
Los Angeles Lakers53292.64Lost conf. finals
Denver Nuggets50324.95Lost 2nd round
Portland Trail Blazers49335.39Won title
Golden State Warriors46363.10Lost conf. finals
Chicago Bulls44380.92Lost 1st round
Detroit Pistons4438-1.00Lost conf. finals
Kansas City Kings40420.93Missed playoffs
Seattle SuperSonics4042-1.43Missed playoffs
Indiana Pacers3646-1.68Missed playoffs
Phoenix Suns34480.64Missed playoffs
Milwaukee Bucks3052-2.99Missed playoffs

Rules in force

Free-throw lane width16 ft
Three-point linenone
Arm bar / forearm contactallowed (source pending)
Hand-checkingallowed
Zone defensenot permitted (source pending)
Team foul penalty (bonus)bonus after team foul limit
Backcourt count10 seconds (source pending)
Shot clock24 seconds

See how each rule changed over time on the rules timeline.

What changed this season

  • ABA-NBA merger

    The Denver Nuggets, Indiana Pacers, New York Nets, and San Antonio Spurs join the NBA for 1976-77, and remaining ABA players enter a dispersal draft, reuniting the talent pool.