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10 crazy truth about NBA
Founded on June 6, 1946, the National Basketball Association saw a lot in the history of 74 years.
Many super fans can have annual champions that are remembered from the past to the president and are encyclopedia about their respected teams.
Keyword keywords, to players fighting fans to a 100-point game from a single player, the number of things that happened during the tournament's process can even make the Internet unlimited
Here we have chosen the 10 little truth that we find the most interesting below.
When the CBS seized the NBA coverage began in 1973, they did not complete the person who would play games until the week before the season began.
Only twice in NBA's 74-year history has games played on Christmas Eve: in 1960 and 1967. Both games are televised nationwide, with the first time there is the participation of Celtics and Hawks
The NBA scoring title in 1977-78 was resolved in crazy fashion on the last day of the regular season when David Thompson of Denver scored 73 points to seem to lock everything.
Only one season in the NBA's seven decades did not start before the first day.
On March 19, 1969, a flip coin took place to decide which team would choose first in the NBA draft.
In all 10 NBA finals were played in the 1980s, or Los Angeles Lakers or Boston Celtics was a participant.
Doubleheaders are more popular in baseball, but throughout the 1960s and earlier, NBA often has teams play two matches in a night, with a game with two teams playing on a neutral court.
In the 1970-71 season, NBA has designed a schedule for three extended teams to maximize their success while allowing them to easily enter the tournament.
In November 1969, New York Knicks was able to expand his chain of victory to 18 matches with magical returns compared to Royals Cincinnati.
During the 1961-62 season, the score of Wilt Chamberlain was out of the ranking, an average of over 80.4 points.
