Take the teams that finish with the top 16 records and pair them off (regardless of conference). The team with the best record would play the team with the 16th best record, the team with the second best record would play the 15th best team (etc...kinda of like the brackets in the NCAA tournament). This way a team from the east could play a team from the west in any of the four playoff rounds (not just the NBA Finals). It would create interesting new matchups, and rivalries. It gets a little dull seeing the same teams play one another every single year in the post season. Also, by taking the top 16 teams with the best records (regardless of conference) your not allowing for say, a team that is the ninth seed in the west, not making the field, while a team thats the sixth seed in the east, but has a worse record, qualifing. I mean why punish a better team, just because the opposite conference is weaker? Also, make all the series best 3 out of 5, so that each game carries more importance
2007-03-16
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