Let’s try to figure out how it happened and what they had in mind.
We presume it was at a preseason meeting called by Adam Silver to determine the NBA’s postseason schedule, emphasis on TV money.
And so the NBA decided to sell a stack of playoff games to can’t-DVR-them streaming services for some quick, short-run dough in exchange for minimizing national audiences during what should be the maximized TV audiences period.
Furthermore, if the Knicks — representing the nation’s largest TV market — made the playoffs, the NBA would sell at least two of their first-round games to a streaming operation, to maximize the minimization of viewers.
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