OFFICIAL AROUND THE NBA: DECEMBER 2024

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“Unlike terry Stotts, Chauncey will be a defensive minded coach for the blazers.”


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"Despite the emotional backdrop, it was Anthony Edwards who captured attention with his blunt post-game remarks. Edwards didn’t hold back when critiquing his team. “We don’t have shit on offense. We don’t have no identity,” Edwards said. “We know I’m gonna shoot a bunch of shots, we know Ju [Julius Randle] gonna shoot a bunch of shots, and that’s all we know. We don’t really know anything else. It’s not on the coaches at all. It’s on us. We’re out there playing.”

Granted it takes time to adjust after a huge trade, but does this really surprise anyone? Did Randle seem like a good fit alongside Edwards? Not that JR is playing badly, his stats are fine. But damn Towns is averaging 25 and 14 for the Knicks. (46% on 3s)
 
"Despite the emotional backdrop, it was Anthony Edwards who captured attention with his blunt post-game remarks. Edwards didn’t hold back when critiquing his team. “We don’t have shit on offense. We don’t have no identity,” Edwards said. “We know I’m gonna shoot a bunch of shots, we know Ju [Julius Randle] gonna shoot a bunch of shots, and that’s all we know. We don’t really know anything else. It’s not on the coaches at all. It’s on us. We’re out there playing.”

Granted it takes time to adjust after a huge trade, but does this really surprise anyone? Did Randle seem like a good fit alongside Edwards? Not that JR is playing badly, his stats are fine. But damn Towns is averaging 25 and 14 for the Knicks. (46% on 3s)

it was a gamble of a trade for Minny, but it also seemed to be a concession to the 2nd apron restrictions. It also might be that the KAT trade was the inevitable result of the Gobert trade

it's a bit crazy that 2 of the teams that made it to the conference finals last season, Minny & Indy, have combined for 27-27 records. Catching lightning in a bottle may not be a good thing
 


That could be a good idea. Here are some issues with the NBA according to this video:

- Too many ridiculous technical fouls and ejections (we saw this when Chris Paul was ejected.)

- No rivalries

- No Drama (related to too many ejections and lack of rivalries)

- Complexity / cost of watching your teams' games

- Vibe that some players don't care about the game. e.g. , Paul George has more podcasts than games played.

- Injecting politics

- 3-point shooting has made some games unbearable to watch.

The video is mis-titled and should be " Why viewership is down" instead.

 
That could be a good idea. Here are some issues with the NBA according to this video:

- Too many ridiculous technical fouls and ejections (we saw this when Chris Paul was ejected.)

- No rivalries

- No Drama (related to too many ejections and lack of rivalries)

- Complexity / cost of watching your teams' games

- Vibe that some players don't care about the game. e.g. , Paul George has more podcasts than games played.

- Injecting politics

- 3-point shooting has made some games unbearable to watch.

The video is mis-titled and should be " Why viewership is down" instead.


Yeah I like the cup idea but it would be best if it was finished that week prior to the Superbowl. So much college/pro football right now that all NBA is a minor sport.

The 3pt is a problem, but reviews are bad too it just slows the game down so much.

This yeah the NFL is playing two games on Christmas so that might really hurt ratings there too.

I always thought they could move the NBA schedule back but it sounds like the 2nd covid year it went past early June they had really bad finals ratings. Not really sure what schedule is best, 82 games is way too many but the NBA is never going to want to lose that revenue.
 
Another issue is there are lots of people who consider themselves big fans but don’t actually watch the games. They follow them on social media and watch highlights or a truncated replay.

Yep. No reason to watch a stale product. Every game is boring, so I don't blame them.

They'll be a revolution and this will go away. Can't wait!
 
Yeah I like the cup idea but it would be best if it was finished that week prior to the Superbowl. So much college/pro football right now that all NBA is a minor sport.

The 3pt is a problem, but reviews are bad too it just slows the game down so much.

This yeah the NFL is playing two games on Christmas so that might really hurt ratings there too.

I always thought they could move the NBA schedule back but it sounds like the 2nd covid year it went past early June they had really bad finals ratings. Not really sure what schedule is best, 82 games is way too many but the NBA is never going to want to lose that revenue.

Speaking of ridiculous technical fouls, here's one from today.

Pelicans ball boy gets tech for cleaning up wet spot mid-game ‍

 
You would think a smart official would see the wet floor and blow the whistle
 
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