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Houston and OKC have had a soft schedule.
On another note....do the Utah Jazz get two All Stars
Sorry...you're going to have hard time selling me on the idea that the players are at fault here.
The simple solution would be to reduce games...(especially when there's an alternative sentiment that it's too long, cramped, and not watchable until the playoffs)...but that's not going to happen because reduction in inventory is never an option when there are billions being made.
Sounds like an issue of greed...and not on the part of the players.
Sorry...you're going to have hard time selling me on the idea that the players are at fault here.
The simple solution would be to reduce games...(especially when there's an alternative sentiment that it's too long, cramped, and not watchable until the playoffs)...but that's not going to happen because reduction in inventory is never an option when there are billions being made.
Sounds like an issue of greed...and not on the part of the players.
No one is really tryna sell you on it cuz your mind is made up
Each organization needs to be punished by the league in order for this stop.
I don't necessarily blame the players, because who doesn't like paid time off .
The main problem is this is essentially a bait & switch when you sell someone on seeing Lebron, Kyrie, etc. and the best player on the court is someone named Liggins...
Add that to the fact that these teams most likely know days in advance the schedule and when they'll be sitting their stars.
That has to be addressed, plain and simple
So your solution is to strong arm the players into playing...even if there are legit performance related reasons why this is happening?
Yeah...I don't know how you don't think that's absolutely ridiculous.
So your solution is to strong arm the players into playing...even if there are legit performance related reasons why this is happening?
Yeah...I don't know how you don't think that's absolutely ridiculous.
They not giving back refunds even if they announced it a full day before a game.
So your solution is to strong arm the players into playing...even if there are legit performance related reasons why this is happening?
Yeah...I don't know how you don't think that's absolutely ridiculous.
You're right, absolutely ridiculous to expect healthy players to play in a game their making $450k for...
If it's that harsh on their bodies, then they need to get rid of games. We all know that won't happen so....
Possible solutions:
Create a timeframe that will allow ticket buyers to make a more informed decision whether they'd like to spend hundreds of their hard earned dollars on a basketball game.
Fine teams HEAVY for resting players who aren't injured if it's not in a timely fashion.
Exactly... gotta keep the legs fresh for when the games really countIf it means better play in April-May-June, then please sit out.
So your solution is to strong arm the players into playing...even if there are legit performance related reasons why this is happening?
Yeah...I don't know how you don't think that's absolutely ridiculous.
I was talking to the other guy.Where did you get that from what I said? Thought it was pretty clear I was suggesting that if the players want to play especially the superstars they have the latitude to do so.
Exactly... gotta keep the legs fresh for when the games really countIf it means better play in April-May-June, then please sit out.
players who rest while healthy should get 0's across the board for their stat line that night.