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The author performs a detailed analysis of the NBA's three-point line, examining its distance from the basket, successful shot rate, and potential impact of moving it back two feet. The analysis shows that the current position of the line is optimal for fast-paced teams, allowing them to score more easily and quickly. However, slower teams may struggle with the current distance. The author suggests that moving the line back could increase the pace of play and make the game more exciting for fans. The NBA has experimented with moving the line in the past, but the results were not as expected. The author concludes that while a two-foot move of the line could be beneficial, careful consideration of potential unintended consequences is crucial before making any changes to the game's rules.