Lowe: The Basketball Tournament Rule Change That NBA is Watching

[♪alt13]

I think we could argue a single inning is too long.

They could replace the pitcher with a maxhine and end strike outs. If more balls were fielded and more dudes got on base it might be worth watching.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

They could replace the pitcher with a maxhine and end strike outs. If more balls were fielded and more dudes got on base it might be worth watching.

IDK, the best part of baseball is watching a good pitcher. The part that sucks about that is that you have to watch a ton of down time between pitches.

 

[♪alt13]

IDK, the best part of baseball is watching a good pitcher. The part that sucks about that is that you have to watch a ton of down time between pitches.

Double plays are cool. Watching a great pitcher strike out dude after dude is a drag, imo. Maybe they could move the mound back 15 feet?

 

[Elizah Huge]

Playing pickup basketball to 21 is a good analogy of this new rule. When you get to around 17 points the intensity and defense picks up considerably. The offense would have to be more precise and it would make each possession more valuable.


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[Ron Mexico]

I kinda like that though. I watch both long and short movies. Both have their strengths.

It would put defensive teams at a real disadvantage though. Jazz would play much longer games than a team like Houston. The wear and tear would add up. I like that teams can go with different styles and win this would gear teams towards fast offensive games.

 

[Ron Mexico]

I do like this idea. Although defensive teams would still play more minutes than offensive teams across the season. This would punish the Jazz and their slow pace. More minutes played means more injuries.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I do like this idea. Although defensive teams would still play more minutes than offensive teams across the season. This would punish the Jazz and their slow pace. More minutes played means more injuries.

This gets implemented with the shortened schedule rule change.

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[♪alt13]

I do like this idea. Although defensive teams would still play more minutes than offensive teams across the season. This would punish the Jazz and their slow pace. More minutes played means more injuries.

I don't know. I suspect that a player is more likely to get injured in a game with a high pace than a low one. I can see an argument that inadequate rest would cause injury but I don't think that a player is more likely to be injured in overtime for instance. They may even be less likely to as they are tired and may slow down a bit. This is different than coming into a game energized but with still healing muscles and bones from your previous game.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

I don't know. I suspect that a player is more likely to get injured in a game with a high pace than a low one. I can see an argument that inadequate rest would cause injury but I don't think that a player is more likely to be injured in overtime for instance. They may even be less likely to as they are tired and may slow down a bit. This is different than coming into a game energized but with still healing muscles and bones from your previous game.

I think the opposite. Slow pace teams run more sets, which usually means more screens. Running through screens is hard.

 

[Saint Cy of JFC]

The ending to this Hawks/Celtics game is super ****ty. Would be way better with this rule.