[teejers1]

Not an official answer but i found this on an officiating website. 

In the NBA/WNBA/D-League, the game clock will be reset to the time when the shot clock hit all zeros

https://forum.officiating.com/basketball...ation.html

Interesting.  Thanks for the link.  I'm not sure it's definitive, but the point about NBA not allowing a team to waste more than 24 seconds on a shot clock violation at least makes it plausible that a game could be stopped and time added back.  I just don't think I've ever seen that happen - or perhaps it happens so subtly that you don't notice just watching the game.

BTW, that still doesn't excuse Brook's brain lock for not at least attempting to get a shot off . . .

[teejers1]

Not an official answer but i found this on an officiating website. 

In the NBA/WNBA/D-League, the game clock will be reset to the time when the shot clock hit all zeros

https://forum.officiating.com/basketball...ation.html

Interesting.  Thanks for the link.  I'm not sure it's definitive, but the point about NBA not allowing a team to waste more than 24 seconds on a shot clock violation at least makes it plausible that a game could be stopped and time added back.  I just don't think I've ever seen that happen - or perhaps it happens so subtly that you don't notice just watching the game.

BTW, that still doesn't excuse Brook's brain lock for not at least attempting to get a shot off . . .