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[QUOTE="jncuse, post: 5199585, member: 1969"]
Joel Embiid will never play a back to back again.   And many other stars will miss many of them.

They got away with it in signing this TV contract, but rest assured it will cause problems for owners and TV partners over the next 5-10 years.

Here are 3 minor changes that I think the NBA can make that would drastically reduce the number of back to backs (would probably reduce it to 5 or less)
1) Reduce the # of games from 82 to 80 or 78.
2) Increase the regular season by two weeks (either before or after or combo).
3) Increase the amount of games played on Thursday... there are often only 2 games played in the NBA on Thursday... increase it to 4, which would still keep the national games from significant competition.

Opening up all these additional days for games, even if they all seem minor enough, will drastically the reduce the number of back to backs,

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