Noun
(basketball) The half of the court where a team's offensive basket is located
Kelly passes to Mahoney in the frontcourt.
(basketball) The center and forwards of a team
The team's frontcourt has not been performing this season.
In the frontcourt, Justin Edler-Davis (43 starts in three seasons) and Ronne Readus (14 starts in 2019-20) will open the year as starters, with fellow seniors Justin McCall and Shawn Stith set to come off the bench. Source: Internet
Following the loss of standout Lamar Stevens and frontcourt leader Mike Watkins, the Nittany Lions are faced with a difficult challenge of replacing a roster filled with mostly upperclassmen. Source: Internet
Thompson, a Toronto native, would boost their frontcourt, while Covington would give them a three-and-D wingman who could serve as Siakam’s primary backup. Source: Internet
Golden State's Draymond Green got the second-most votes from fans who voted for Western Conference frontcourt players. Source: Internet
“Charli and Sedona provide depth in the frontcourt and they’re versatile. Source: Internet
At least one of the Boston Celtics’ at adding frontcourt help has failed — for now. Source: Internet