The NBA May Introduce A Condensed Schedule Next Year To Attempt To Keep Original Timeline Intact

The NBA will resume its season in late July with the NBA Finals wrapping up in late September. With the next season typically scheduled to start in late October, the league is rumored to start somewhere around late December-early January. The league may now attempt ways to compact next season in a way to get the schedule back on track.

Anthony Sain | Jun 9, 2020

If the NBA chooses to add more back to backs or four games in five nights, which is something that fans and players have pushed back about, it might be counter-productive to the league's ultimate goals.

Schlenk said that could mean more back-to-backs and sets of four games in five nights for teams next season -- things the NBA has actively tried to move away from in recent years. https://t.co/xjJ9dQFcla
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Published Jun 9, 2020

ANTHONY SAIN