Why doesn't the NBA do series like the MLB?
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Why doesn't the NBA do series like the MLB?
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Why doesn't the NBA do series like the MLB?
I never knew baseball worked like this but apperently since baseball has a game basically every day and their players get tired they'll have their away and home games in "series". Like if Detroit has to play at Kansas City 3 or 4 games they'll get em all done in a row.
Why doesn't the NBA do this to avoid the horrors of travel?
Why doesn't the NBA do this to avoid the horrors of travel?
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Why doesn't the NBA become more like the MLB? Because the NBA doesn't want to bore its audience.
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Albanian Damien wrote:Because it quickly becomes dull? Not playing the same team over and over again adds much more excitement to the season.
He's talking about playoff series. Instead of alternating home and away games, they play at a certain arena consecutively for 3 or 4 games, then travel to the opposing team's arena to play out the rest of the series.
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Sroek wrote:-= original quote snipped =-
He's talking about playoff series. Instead of alternating home and away games, they play at a certain arena consecutively for 3 or 4 games, then travel to the opposing team's arena to play out the rest of the series.
No No....he's talking about the regular season
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every now and then you see the same two teams playing back to back against each other at both arenas, sometimes on consecutive nights.
they could save money if they needed to by having for example the hornets get both games at portland or sacramento in on the same trip, or have the clippers play at new orleans for example on monday and wednesday night
they could save money if they needed to by having for example the hornets get both games at portland or sacramento in on the same trip, or have the clippers play at new orleans for example on monday and wednesday night