How long does the shot clock run in Major League Lacrosse rules?

Under Major League Lacrosse rules, the shot clock ran for 60 seconds.

The clock limited the attacking team to one minute to take a shot after gaining possession. This rule was designed to keep professional field lacrosse moving and discourage long, uneventful possessions. If the offense failed to shoot within the allotted time, possession could change to the other team.

The answer is specifically tied to Major League Lacrosse, or MLL, whose rules differed from several other forms of lacrosse. NCAA men's lacrosse, for example, used an 80-second possession clock for much of the late 2010s before later adopting 60-second resets in certain situations. The Premier Lacrosse League also introduced its own timing rules, so “lacrosse shot clock” is not universally one number. MLL ceased operating as a separate league after its 2020 merger with the PLL, but its historical rule used 60 seconds.