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"Do you prefer today's NBA games or the ones from the past? The debate over whether NBA games have become more enjoyable or worse has always been controversial. One of the main points of contention is the increasing prevalence of three-pointers in the NBA. Recently, San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich once again criticized three-pointers, likening today's NBA games to a circus!
In fact, this is not the first time Popovich has criticized three-pointers. Ever since three-pointers became popular in the NBA, Popovich has been critical of them, and this time is no exception. In an interview, he mentioned that there are too many three-point attempts in today's league, making defense much more challenging than before. This has led to a faster pace of play, and everyone can score, making defense increasingly difficult. Today's NBA gives too much advantage to the offensive side. Finally, Popovich even sarcastically suggested that the NBA should add a 4-point line or a 5-point line to turn the game into a complete circus performance. It has become an entirely different sport, not even basketball, just a pile of garbage.
Of course, Popovich is not the only one criticizing this trend. Many people have questioned the current atmosphere as well. The main concern is that the NBA's rules are too lenient towards the offensive side, with many minor contacts being called fouls. This encourages many offensive players to seek contact and draw fouls for free throws, which is why so many players have explosive statistics today." |
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