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These are not playoff systems for a championship but for a promotion/relegation. There are better examples like the Belgian league but they carry over more bene
by Sloowms 2y ago
These are not playoff systems for a championship but for a promotion/relegation. There are better examples like the Belgian league but they carry over more benefits from the regular season.
The champions league determines the teams going the brackets in 8 "season" games. Instead of > 30.
But even in your bad faith argument the number 1 and for the championship even the number 2 is decided by just the regular season. So they understand that the regular season should mean more than some seeding.
Everyone knows that in 80 games a half are either walkovers or don't mean anything in the end. They are only there for the money and could be cut for a better league. They could, just like 3 pointers, even make it a more profitable option.
- walthamstow 2y agoThe claim was that playoffs don't exist at all outside the US. The UEFA CL is a league-then-playoff championship system. There are other examples, as you yourself acknowledge. Bad faith argument? How dare you.
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