The NBA has suffered multiple injuries in this year’s playoffs and rotated games almost daily, something Mark Cuban doesn’t like. Especially in the series between the Miami Heat and Boston Celtics, it was more difficult for players to refresh themselves after a game. The Celtics were expected to be tired going into the game and both teams suffered major injuries in their series. Last night, before the Dallas Mavericks kicked off Game 4 of the Golden State Warriors, owner Mark Cuban said he believed he knew what was causing the spike in injuries.
As everyone mourned the deaths of 19 children and 2 teachers in a traumatic shooting at Robb Elementary School in Uvalde, Texas, Game 4 had a looming sense of despair all over the stadium. Doncic had 30 points and 14 rebounds as the Mavericks beat Golden State 119-109 Tuesday night in Game 4, which featured a 16-minute rain delay at the start of the second half and the Warriors reduced the lead by 29 points. single digit pass.
It was a performance to forget for the Warriors, but the fourth-quarter rush makes some of the overall stats look good. Stephen Curry had the team’s highest scoring 20 points, but he was off the radar tonight, shooting just 7 out of 16 from the field. Jonathan Kuminga He was a bright spot in the loss with 17 points and 8 rebounds.
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“Should the Play-In only be 8th seeded or not?” – Mark Cuban asks questions about the play-in tournament
There were already plenty of reasons to be an anti-play-in tournament, but Dallas Mavericks owner Mark Cuban seems to have found another after seeing this year’s NBA play-offs play out. He thinks the tournament’s place in the NBA calendar has led to more injuries and fatigue during the actual postseason. Last season, we saw injuries to Trae Young, Kawhi Leonard, Giannis Antetokounmpo and Kyrie Irving during the playoffs. This season hasn’t been much better for key parts of the Memphis Grizzlies and Boston Celtics, with Ja Morant and Marcus Smart injured before major matches for their teams.
Jayson Tatum and Jimmy Butler were injured in the same series. Cuban’s idea about relaxing the body also definitely makes sense because players need time to recover to avoid injuries and they haven’t had much time for teams like the Dallas Mavericks and Boston Celtics that need all 7 games in their last series. rest.
Let’s be honest about this. Play-in still isn’t going anywhere, and Cuban’s comments aren’t going to change that. And if there is to be any change here, there must be more than anecdotal evidence from Cuban’s observations. If Mark Cuban is truly right about the cause of these playoff injuries, the NBA may need to decide whether a few fun games early in the playoffs are worth the risk of injury to the stars in the later rounds.
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