August 10, 201214 yr It makes some teams real good and hurts parity, but it makes several games a night games I want to watch.
August 11, 201214 yr People complain about super teams but seems like I've saw something where only 15 of NBA's teams have ever made it to the Finals or something like that. No matter how much parity prior to the outbreak of the "Big 3" philosophy, the NBA was still ran primarily by only a handful of teams. Celtics in 60's, Lakers/Celtics in early/mid 80's, Pistons/Bulls in the late 80's-90's, Lakers in the early 2000's. I love it when people try to make the argument all these super teams are killing the NBA when only a few teams historically have ever been in a position to win a championship anyway.
August 11, 201214 yr People complain about super teams but seems like I've saw something where only 15 of NBA's teams have ever made it to the Finals or something like that. No matter how much parity prior to the outbreak of the "Big 3" philosophy, the NBA was still ran primarily by only a handful of teams. Celtics in 60's, Lakers/Celtics in early/mid 80's, Pistons/Bulls in the late 80's-90's, Lakers in the early 2000's. I love it when people try to make the argument all these super teams are killing the NBA when only a few teams historically have ever been in a position to win a championship anyway. I can think of at least 20 that have been in the finals.
August 11, 201214 yr I can think of at least 20 that have been in the finals. The stat I had saw was from 70 something on I think, but still same principle. Don't matter how much parity you have or don't have your always generally going to have the same teams competing for the title.
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