Is the NBA Preseason Over?

The NBA preseason is nearing its end, with just a few games left to be played. So far, the preseason has been a mixed bag. Some teams have looked great, while others have looked downright terrible. With the regular season just around the corner, we take a look at whether the preseason is still relevant.

The NBA Preseason is Too Long

The NBA preseason is 82 games long. That’s right, 82 games. The regular season is only 82 games. So why does the preseason have to be the same length? No other sport has a preseason that is even close to as long as the NBA’s. NFL teams play 4 preseason games, MLB teams play around 20, and NHL teams play between 4 and 8. So why does the NBA insist on having a 6-week long preseason?

The answer is simple: money. The NBA makes a lot of money from ticket sales and TV contracts for preseason games. They also make money from selling jerseys and other merchandise for the new season. So the NBA is not going to shorten the preseason anytime soon, even though it is far too long.

If you are a fan of one of the 30 NBA teams, then you probably don’t mind watching your team play in the preseason. But if you are just a casual fan or someone who doesn’t have a favorite team, then the NBA preseason is probably not worth your time. There are better things to do with your time than watch meaningless basketball games that don’t count toward anything.

The NBA Preseason is Unnecessary

The NBA preseason is a long and tedious process that most basketball fans would be happy to see disappear.

The games are mostly meaningless, as teams are experimenting with lineups and players are trying to make a case for a spot on the roster. The games are also mostly poorly attended, as fans would rather wait for the regular season to start before shelling out money for tickets.

In addition, the preseason is often used as a chance for players to rest and recover from injuries, which means that we don’t get to see the best players on the court.

The NBA should shorten the preseason or get rid of it altogether so that fans can get right to the action when the regular season starts.

The NBA Preseason is a Waste of Time

The NBA preseason is a complete waste of time. The games don’t count, the players don’t try hard, and it’s just an overall poor product. There’s no reason for the NBA to have a preseason, and it would be better off without one.

The NBA preseason is a complete waste of time. The games don’t count, the players don’t try hard, and it’s just an overall poor product. There’s no reason for the NBA to have a preseason, and it would be better off without one.

The NBA preseason is a complete waste of time. The games don’t count, the players don’t try hard, and it’s just an overall poor product. There’s no reason for the NBA to have a preseason, and it would be better off without one.

The NBA Preseason is a Waste of Money

The NBA preseason is a waste of money. For one thing, the games don’t count. But more importantly, ticket prices are too high and the quality of play is poor.

If you’re a diehard NBA fan, you might disagree with me. But I think most casual fans would agree that the preseason is a tough sell. Let’s take a closer look at why the preseason is such a tough sell for the NBA.

First and foremost, the games don’t count. The regular season is when it really matters. So why bother watching games that don’t matter? It’s hard to get excited about a game when you know that it doesn’t count in the standings.

Second, ticket prices are too high. The cost of attending an NBA game has sky-rocketed in recent years, and the cost of tickets for preseason games is typically even higher than for regular season games. That’s because demand is lower for preseason games, so there are fewer people willing to pay top dollar for tickets.

Finally, the quality of play is poor during the preseason. Some players are resting, others are working their way back from injury, and most teams are trying to figure out their rotations. As a result, the level of play is often not up to par with what we see during the regular season.

For all of these reasons, I think the NBA preseason is a tough sell for fans. I understand that some fans enjoy watching their favorite players and teams get ready for the season, but I think most casual fans would agree that the games just aren’t worth paying attention to.