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NBA Problem: Average height of players is like 6'5" and its making even dunking boring Solution: Set the ball on fire PGA Problem: Its boring to watch since golfers are all emotionless robots Solution: Let them all be like John Daly so they can smoke and drink while they play and mic them up for our amusement NHL Problem: The shootout is a lovely skills competition and doesnt add anything to the game Solution: Add an additional puck into play for each 5 minutes into OT the game goes; call it Multipuck
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# ¿ Jul 23, 2014 17:49 |
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# ¿ Mar 28, 2024 20:57 |
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Everblight posted:I've heard this idea floated before, but the general response is "then Team A will just camp a guy next to Team B's net and just lauch bombs to him all day for him to try and tip in." Most of the problems being posted are legitimate ones people have, its just that most leagues have tried to fix them at some point and its always gone wrong and none of us have any better ideas. Like, I dont know how to make basketball fun to watch (for me) again. We will never see another Muggsy Bogues again because the skill needed to compete with the giants that now dominate the game is just too high. e: My golf and hockey solutions are legitimate answers that could work.
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# ¿ Jul 23, 2014 18:05 |
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Sash! posted:So to be profitable, baseball has to have ten times the games as the most popular sport in the country? Maybe baseball has more serious problems than I thought. Sports are still a business. Baseball has a different business model than other sports and it works (mostly). By having lots of games you can offer cheap tickets, opening up who can attend a game by quite a bit. Its designed to be a much more casual experience compared to football.
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