At present, this season's CBA regular season has come to an end, and most teams have basically determined their playoff or playoff qualifications, and are trying to choose the final regular season qualifying position in order to go further in the playoffs.
According to CBA's plan, this season's CBA All-Star Weekend will take place in late March, and after the full star will be completely starry, it will enter the playoffs. But yesterday, a surprising news came out: CBA officially announced that all-star weekend will be postponed and the location will be re-selected.
It is understood that this is mainly because the recent domestic epidemic has recurred. According to the plan, all-Star Weekend is open to fans. But the current situation should not allow fans to enter, so there is little need to host the cold All-Star Weekend.
The CBA did not give a direct answer as to when and where CBA All-Star Weekend could be re-held, because they did not know what the future would be like, and could only be said to be announced at a later date. At this point, many fans began to panic, worried that the playoffs were gone.
In fact, don't worry about this, there will definitely be playoffs, but I don't know what form it will take, such as how many games are played in each round, and how many games can be played in the finals. A best-of-three or seven-game best-of-four format is possible if circumstances permit, and a best-of-three three format is also possible if conditions do not permit.
What fans have to do at this time is not to scold or think wildly, but to watch the game with peace of mind. In short, it doesn't matter what the fans say, it doesn't affect the decisions of the team or the CBA. If you feel that the CBA company arrangement is not appropriate, in fact, you can not watch, no one forced fans to watch.