NBA should only allow for a player to play no more than 4 yrs for a team

[954UAlreadyknow]

Just drunk/high as fukk posting on a Saturday night, huh? :mjgrintwo:

 

[FS4LFE]

Cavs in 2.

Be very afraid brehs.

 

[smitty22]

@Buckeye Fever i agree, said this shyt to my pops in the 80's when Magic n Bird dominated. Then in the 90's when it was MJ. Now the Kang done took it to another level with 7 straight finals

 

[The God Poster]

Very little continuity which would affect teams and in turn the league/quality of play negatively, it would remove professional freedom from grown men, and for lack of a better phrase-it's just corny as hell.

If anything there should be more incentives for players to remain with their original team.


Some ideas I thought of very briefly before to help the competitive balance and just make the league more interesting:

They should put some kind of rating/tier system for players in place and each team should only be able to have so many tier 1 players, or even like a rating system 1-5 and each team can only use like 23 pts total. Say KD and Steph are both 5s Klay is a 4 and Draymond is a 3, Golden State would have used up 17 pts already on 4 players and then have 6 pts remaining for 8 players so they'd have all scrubs, maybe even like D league level players could be rated a 0 so they could use up 2 pts for a starting center (19 pts total) then have 4 pts left for 7 players and be forced to fill out the roster with a few scrubs and D league players. Obviously that's a very rough idea but I think something like that could work to make the league more competitive.

They could also make like half of each team's games at neutral sites so a teams location wouldn't doom them to mediocrity or worse. Imagine if the month of January the Western conference played in Europe and the East played in Asia or Africa, then they switched in March after a month back in the States in Feb. The game would be truly international, and everyone would be on a level playing field in terms of location. Again the logistics would obviously have to be extremely well thought out but I think something like that could be really helpful and exciting.

Last thing I'd suggest, and I posted this on here before, is a tournament style standing system. Say after 20 games the bottom 7 teams moved into the B division, then after another 20 games the next 7 teams moved down into the B division. Then there's essentially a 42 game tournament between 16 teams in the A division to see who gets to compete for the Chip. Every game matters in a system like that. And the B division keeps playing too and now you have 2 NBA Finals series. You could even rework the draft around this somehow. Make it like the B division is playing for the 1st pick, but the better the team is the less points they have to use up on their players (in the earlier proposed tier/1-5 rating system), so the worst teams would have an advantage at adding a superstar or two and some solid role players in the offseason, and there'd be less incentive to tank (some teams would probably tank to drop into the B division and play for the top pick)

So for example right now the Nuggets and Heat would be playing for the 1st pick, but the Nets, Lakers, 76ers, and Suns would have the most pts to use up in free agency, while also having a top 14 pick.

Rating system is dumbing in Golden state case...you wanna punish them for drafting well?

 

[Kinguno]

No Max salaries
No Award shows
No stupid PR campaigns
If a player is bad they should be released
Let 16 yr olds enter the league
Teams must have 15 players and a minimum of 12 must play in every game
No salary cap.
No shytty teams on national TV dates gotta have only the top 8 by winning percentage from the season before.
West coast games come on earlier or before eastcoast games on National TV dates
All-star teams 100% fan vote
All-NBA teams %33.3 coaches and %33.3 Players and %33.4 to media. Media should be half real media and half former esteemed players or better HOFs that are still alive.
Season should start earlier.
If an east coast team has to go west and vice versa there must be two extra days off
No MVP voting fatigue is allowed.
Star players should be allowed to have a period every season before free agency to publicly announce If they want to leave the team they are on (So like how the celtics were going to trade IT at the draft IT could declare a motion of confidence and become a free agent)
If the game is a 30 point blowout in the second half there should be a running clock any shot clock violations will be a technical foul on the player last with the ball.
Celebration is encouraged.
Finals start second monday of June with a media week the first week of June

 

[Lifer11]

Rating system is dumbing in Golden state case...you wanna punish them for drafting well?

Yea that would obviously have to be one of the factors taken into consideration. I was just thinking of ways to stop super teams. Teams could be allowed to go over the allotted amount of points to keep a player they drafted. Like Bird Rights. Obviously it's all just fantasy anyway, but I think something like that could be effective with a ton of attention to the details.

 

[jadillac]

How bout these kids stay in college for 3 or 4 yrs