View Poll Results: Which format is better?

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  • 2-2-1-1-1

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Thread: Finals Format

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    Finals Format

    Is the 2-3-2 better or worse than the 2-2-1-1-1

    Can a mod add a poll idk how

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    2-2-1-1-1

    definitely. 3 straight games in one place allows too much of a momentum swing and it works the other way that it puts too much pressure on home team for 3-5 to win in 5.

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    I have too much mix feelings about this...

    If they changed it, then people will say, well if it was still the blah blah blah way, my team would have won... etc

    it might be too late to change it,f or historical stat reasons.

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    I dont like the 2-3-2 format, No reason that the team with the better record should ever have to be down IMO. they earned HCA over the course of the year, and going down 2-3 isnt fair for the winning team.

    However, I think it would be more interesting if we stayed with the 2-3-2 format, but allowed the team with the better record decide which side of the format they would prefer.


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    2-2-1-1-1 gives each team an oppertunity to win

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    3 home games in a row is a lot for the team that didn't get home court advantage.
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    Another idea is for every round, the team with the better seed just continues to play at home untill they loose, because no mater what formatt you do, the home team is going to have to loose a home game.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyben36 View Post
    I dont like the 2-3-2 format, No reason that the team with the better record should ever have to be down IMO. they earned HCA over the course of the year, and going down 2-3 isnt fair for the winning team.

    However, I think it would be more interesting if we stayed with the 2-3-2 format, but allowed the team with the better record decide which side of the format they would prefer.
    That's a very interesting idea

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyben36 View Post
    However, I think it would be more interesting if we stayed with the 2-3-2 format, but allowed the team with the better record decide which side of the format they would prefer.
    Interesting.

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    the current format favors the team without home court

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyben36 View Post
    Another idea is for every round, the team with the better seed just continues to play at home untill they loose, because no mater what formatt you do, the home team is going to have to loose a home game.
    wtf...that would be horrible for scheduling and how would a fan base feel if their team made the playoffs and didn't get one home game?


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    Quote Originally Posted by dnewguy View Post
    the current format favors the team without home court
    I actually think it gets fairer, I mean, the best team still have one more game at home, and the other team has three games in a row to get some momentum.

    So I do think it favors the team withou HCA, but I don't see why this is bad deal, since the team are from two different conferences, and they didn't have the same amount of games against the same teams, I don't think it's fair to "label" a better team looking just at their records. And this way, it gets easier for small TV companion, especially from other countries to cover the Finals, IMO.
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    I think the 2-3-2 is fair. It gives the team without HCA a chance to put together a streak while the higher seed is still getting those crucial games 6 and 7 at home.

    Hey, just a random thought: How about a 3-3-1? Let's see people complain about that one.

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    3-3-1

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kyben36 View Post
    Another idea is for every round, the team with the better seed just continues to play at home untill they loose, because no mater what formatt you do, the home team is going to have to loose a home game.
    Worst Idea EVER.

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