The tournament is divided into a summer league, preseason, regular season, playoffs and finals. The preseason has no specific home and away games, the regular season has a home and away system, and the playoffs and finals have a four out of seven elimination system.
1. Pre-season
NBA preseason is a warm-up game for each team before the start of the NBA regular season, because at the end of each season, each team has considerable changes in the lineup, in order to allow each team to grind the lineup, familiar with their respective team's style of play, to determine the team's lineup for the new season, and also to enhance communication between players and coaches, so before the start of each season, the NBA held a number of games Therefore, before the start of each season, the NBA organizes a number of preseason games so that they can be put into the long regular season in a better state.
2. Regular season
The regular season is a round-robin tournament between the NBA's 30 teams from late October to mid-April each year, with each team needing to play 82 games and the 30 teams playing a total of 1,230 games. At the end of the regular season, the teams with the top eight regular-season records in the Eastern and Western conferences enter the playoffs to compete for the championship.The 2018-19 regular season was played on October 17, Beijing time.
3. All-Star Game
A traditional basketball extravaganza, the NBA All-Star Weekend has held 53 meetings, in 2018. The idea was originally proposed by Huck Cohen, then head of public relations at NBA headquarters, and the idea stemmed from the All-MLB All-Star Game, which naturally aimed to further promote the NBA.
4. Playoffs
NBA playoffs refers to the NBA regular season in mid-April each year after the end of the NBA regular season, the NBA league based on each team's 82 regular season records, in accordance with the rules of the NBA league standings were ranked in the East and the West, respectively, between the top eight, the eventual winner to win the NBA championship game.
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NBA regular season schedule:
The NBA league divides its 30 teams into two divisions, East and West, with 15 teams in each division, and then each distribution has three divisions with five teams in each.
The regular season is divided into a home-and-away system, where a team faces teams from different divisions in two separate home-and-away games, or 15*2=30 games. A team facing a team in the same division in the same region for 2 home and 2 away regular season games, that is, 4 * 4 = 16 games.
A team facing teams from different divisions in the same division (10 teams) will need to play anywhere from 3 to 4 games, including 4 games with 6 teams (2 home and 2 away) and 3 games with 4 teams, or 6*4+4*3=36 games. But the 6 teams that play 4 games and the 4 teams that play 3 games will rotate every season, and the NBA will take into account the team's schedule as well as ensure the relative fairness of the game to make changes. So that's 30+16+36=82 games for a team to play in a season.
NBA Regular Season Ranking Rule: Teams are ranked in order of their regular season winning percentage from highest to lowest, when there are teams with the same record the situation needs to be considered separately.
I. When two teams have the same margin of victory, they will be ranked according to the following basis:
1. The one with the best record against each other is in the lead;
2. Division champions lead the way;
3. The one with the most wins in the division comes first (only applies if both teams are in the same division);
4. Higher winning percentage in the respective league they belong to tops the list;
5. Higher winning percentage against the other top eight teams in the league they belong to prevails;
6, the top eight teams from the other conference with the highest number of wins against them lead the way;
7. Higher point differentials lead the way;
8. Drawing of lots.
Second, when three or more teams have the same margin of victory, they will be ranked according to the following basis:
1. Division champions lead the way;
2. The teams involved have a good record against each other first;
3. The one with the most wins in the division comes first (only applies if both teams are in the same division);
4. Higher winning percentage in the respective league they belong to tops the list;
5. Higher winning percentage against the other top eight teams in the league they belong to prevails;
6, the top eight teams from the other conference with the highest number of wins against them lead the way;
7. Higher point differentials lead the way;
8. Drawing of lots.
Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-NBA
Reference Source: Baidu Encyclopedia - NBA Regular Season
NBA scheduling rules:
The NBA has a total of 30 teams, divided into the Eastern Conference, and the Western Conference, with 15 teams each. Each league has 3 divisions each, with 5 teams in each division.
82 regular season games scheduled:
1. Play 2 games against teams from different leagues, 1 home and 1 away (30 games total).
2, 4 games with teams in the same division, 2 home games each (16 total).
3, 3 games with 4 teams from different divisions in the same league (12 total) 4 games with 6 teams (24 total).
The teams that play 3 of these games are the ones that have a large difference in record from this team last season and the teams are farther away and are programmed by the computer. So a team plays a total of 82 regular season games.
With each team playing the other 29 teams on their home court at least once a season, the NBA is the only league in North America's top professional sport where all teams meet in the regular season. The regular season schedule is tight, with teams playing three to four games per week and varying degrees of "back-to-backs", consecutive road games, and other difficult schedules throughout the season.
Ranking Rules
Teams are ranked in order of their regular season wins, from highest to lowest, and when there are teams with the same record, the situation needs to be considered separately.
Scenario 1: When two teams have the same margin of victory, they are ranked according to the following basis:
1, the one with a good record against each other takes precedence.
2. Division champions lead the way.
3. The one with the most wins in the division comes first (only applies if both teams are in the same division).
4. Higher winning percentage in the respective league they belong to tops the list.
5. Higher winning percentage against the other top eight teams in the league they belong to prevails.
6, the top eight teams from the other conference with the highest number of wins against them lead the way.
7. Higher point differentials lead the way.
8. Drawing of lots.
Scenario 2: When three or more teams have the same margin of victory, they are ranked in order on the following basis:
1. Division champions lead the way.
2. The teams involved have a good record against each other first.
3. The one with the most wins in the division comes first (only applies if both teams are in the same division).
3. Higher winning percentage in the respective league they belong to tops the list.
4. Higher winning percentage against the other top eight teams in the league they belong to prevails.
5, with a high winning percentage against the top eight teams in the other conference leading the way.
6. Higher point differentials lead the way.
7. Drawing of lots.
Three new rules:
Beginning with the 2006~2007 season, the two teams with the best records in the same league during the regular NBA season will not have to worry about meeting too early in the playoffs. This is one of three rules that were changed on August 2, 2006 by the NBA Board of Governors. The other two were, increasing the number of player names on each team in the playoffs and shortening timeouts.
In the previous two seasons, all teams in the East and West conferences that finished first in their regular season divisions were seeded in the playoffs, resulting in a scenario where the Spurs and Mavericks, the two best teams in the West that finished in the same Southwest Division last season, met prematurely in the semifinals of the playoffs.
And starting next season, the four seeded teams in each of the Eastern and Western conferences in the playoffs - the first place finishers in each conference in the regular season and the one second place finisher with the best record - will be ranked in their seeding order based on their records. Doing so would obviously avoid an implausible scenario similar to the one that befell the Spurs and Mavericks last season long before the conference finals.
Playoff teams will have 15 players on their rosters, up from 13. However, the number of players who can play in each game will remain at 12. This change gives teams more room and flexibility to use players in the playoffs than they would in the regular season.
The rule change regarding timeouts is that any team that still has 2 60-second timeouts in the last 2 minutes before the game's final period, whether during regulation or overtime, will have 1 of those timeouts shortened from 60 seconds to 20 seconds. In addition, any team will have 2 60-second, 1 20-second timeouts in overtime, instead of the old practice of having all 3 timeouts at 60 seconds.
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NBA All-Time Three-Point Rankings (as of 2019-06-3023:00) :.
NO.1:Ray Allen
3-point field goal attempts 2973
Shooting 40% from 3-point range
Ray Allen, nicknamed "Gentleman Ray", joined the U.S. Dream Team in 2000 and helped the team win the gold medal at the Sydney Olympics, won the NBA All-Star Three-Point Contest in 2001, and was selected as a member of the second-team NBA Best XI in 2005.
Helped the Boston Celtics win the NBA Championship in 2008 and the Heat win the NBA Championship in 2013. Named to the NBA All-Star team 10 times in his career.Announced his retirement in November 2016.Inducted into the Naismith Memorial Basketball Hall of Fame in April 2018.Inducted into the NBA All-Star team 10 times in his career.
NO.2:Reggie Miller
Three-point field goal attempts 2560
39.5 percent shooting from 3-point range
Reggie Miller, the NBA's famous "Mr. Key". Miller was drafted by the Indiana Pacers in the 1st round, 11th overall, in the 1987 NBA Draft. He played 18 seasons in the NBA, all of which were with the Pacers, and was named to the NBA All-Star team five times and to the NBA's best three-team lineup three times.
NO.3:Stephen Curry
Three-point field goals made:2483
Shooting 43.6 percent from three-point range
Stephen Curry is a point guard who plays for the Golden State Warriors of the NBA and is known as the "Splash Brothers" with his teammate Thompson.
In 2009, he entered the NBA through the draft and played for the Warriors. 2014-18 for three consecutive seasons led the Warriors to win the NBA Championship, twice elected regular season MVP, twice selected to the first team of the Best XI, six times selected to the Western Conference starting lineup for the All-Star Game. 2010, with the U.S. team won the World Championships in Turkey, and 2014 with the U.S. team won the World Cup of Basketball in Spain.
NO.4:Kyle Korver
Three-point field goal attempts 2,351
42.9% from three-point range
Kyle Korver, point guard/small forward (swingman), plays for the Memphis Grizzlies of the NBA. He has played for the Philadelphia 76ers, Utah Jazz, Chicago Bulls, Atlanta Hawks and Cleveland Cavaliers in his career.
On March 6, 2014, Kyle Korver set a record of 127 consecutive games with a three-pointer.On April 29, 2015, won the 2014-15 NBA Sportsmanship Award.On April 2, 2019, was named to the finalist list for the 2018-19 NBA Twyman Stokes Teammate of the Year Award.On June 20, transferred to the Memphis Grizzlies.
NO.5: Jason Terry
Three-point field goal attempts 2282
38 percent from three-point range
Jason Terry is a point guard/point guard for the Milwaukee Bucks, nicknamed "The Jet". Jason Terry entered the NBA in 1999 through the draft and has played for the Hawks, Mavericks, Celtics, Bucks, Kings, Rockets and Bucks.
Second-team All-Rookie selection in his rookie season; NBA Sixth Man of the Year in 2008-09; NBA Championship with the Mavericks in 2010-11
Reference Source: Baidu Encyclopedia - NBA Regular Season
NBA games are divided into summer league, preseason, regular season, playoffs and finals. The preseason has no specific home and away games, the regular season has a home and away system, and the playoffs and finals have an elimination system of four out of seven games.
1. Pre-season
NBA preseason is a warm-up game for each team before the start of the NBA regular season, because at the end of each season, each team has considerable changes in the lineup, in order to allow each team to grind the lineup, familiar with their respective team's style of play, to determine the team's lineup for the new season, and also to enhance communication between players and coaches, so before the start of each season, the NBA held a number of games Therefore, before the start of each season, the NBA organizes a number of preseason games so that they can be put into the long regular season in a better state.
2. Regular season
The regular season is a round-robin tournament between the NBA's 30 teams from late October to mid-April each year, with each team needing to play 82 games and the 30 teams playing a total of 1,230 games. At the end of the regular season, the teams with the top eight regular-season records in the Eastern and Western conferences enter the playoffs to compete for the championship.The 2018-19 regular season was played on October 17, Beijing time.
3. All-Star Game
A traditional basketball extravaganza, the NBA All-Star Weekend has held 53 meetings, in 2018. The idea was originally proposed by Huck Cohen, then head of public relations at NBA headquarters, and the idea stemmed from the All-MLB All-Star Game, which naturally aimed to further promote the NBA.
4. Playoffs
NBA playoffs refers to the NBA regular season in mid-April each year after the end of the NBA regular season, the NBA league based on each team's 82 regular season records, in accordance with the rules of the NBA league standings were ranked in the East and the West, respectively, between the top eight, the eventual winner to win the NBA championship game.
Extended Information:
NBA regular season schedule:
The NBA league divides its 30 teams into two divisions, East and West, with 15 teams in each division, and then each distribution has three divisions with five teams in each.
The regular season is divided into a home-and-away system, where a team faces teams from different divisions in two separate home-and-away games, or 15*2=30 games. A team facing a team in the same division in the same region for 2 home and 2 away regular season games, that is, 4 * 4 = 16 games.
A team facing teams from different divisions in the same division (10 teams) will need to play anywhere from 3 to 4 games, including 4 games with 6 teams (2 home and 2 away) and 3 games with 4 teams, or 6*4+4*3=36 games. But the 6 teams that play 4 games and the 4 teams that play 3 games will rotate every season, and the NBA will take into account the team's schedule as well as ensure the relative fairness of the game to make changes. So that's 30+16+36=82 games for a team to play in a season.
NBA Regular Season Ranking Rule: Teams are ranked in order of their regular season winning percentage from highest to lowest, when there are teams with the same record the situation needs to be considered separately.
I. When two teams have the same margin of victory, they will be ranked according to the following basis:
1, the one with a good record against each other takes precedence;
2. Division champions lead the way;
3. The one with the most wins in the division comes first (only applies if both teams are in the same division);
4. Higher winning percentage in the respective league they belong to tops the list;
5. Higher winning percentage against the other top eight teams in the league they belong to prevails;
6, the top eight teams from the other conference with the highest number of wins against them lead the way;
7. Higher point differentials lead the way;
8. Drawing of lots.
Second, when three or more teams have the same margin of victory, they will be ranked according to the following basis:
1. Division champions lead the way;
2. The teams involved have a good record against each other first;
3. The one with the most wins in the division comes first (only applies if both teams are in the same division);
4. Higher winning percentage in the respective league they belong to tops the list;
5. Higher winning percentage against the other top eight teams in the league they belong to prevails;
6, the top eight teams from the other conference with the highest number of wins against them lead the way;
7. Higher point differentials lead the way;
8. Drawing of lots.
Reference source: Baidu Encyclopedia-NBA
Reference Source: Baidu Encyclopedia - NBA Regular Season
