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Article: Earning NBA playoff spots unfair, right
- Article from:
- Deseret News (Salt Lake City)
- Article date:
- April 13, 2008
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Either the Denver Nuggets or Golden State Warriors will miss the
NBA playoffs despite winning 49 or 50 games this season.
The Atlanta Hawks, meanwhile, will likely make the playoffs with
fewer than 40 wins and a losing record.
It's not fair -- just ask Warriors coach Don Nelson and Nuggets
coach George Karl. Both have been suggesting in recent days that
picking eight playoff teams from the Western Conference and eight
more from the East is an archaic way of doing things. They argue
that the league should simply take the top 16 teams, regardless of
conference affiliation, and seed the playoffs, 1 through 16.
If such a system were in place this year, the Eastern
Conference's Boston Celtics and ...
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