>no parity
The parity was alright until Kevin Durant ruined it. But with that being said it set the precedent for a lot of great teams in the West this year. Rockets, Thunder, Wolves, Spurs, Pelicans, and Warriors could all be contenders. Honestly, the NBA should go 1-16 seed in the playoffs. That would solve that problem.
>The offseason is more entertaining than the actual season
The last two have been huge with the amount of signings, but those have been anomalies, and offseasons are extremely over hyped by sports media because they need something to talk about in the summer which is also the reason for
>entire season is reality tv show social media drama
That's what the normies want. I watch basketball every night during the regular season and the quality is great, but most people don't take the time to watch.
>regular season is so useless, especially due to over half the league making the playoffs, that teams literally rest their best players all the time and it doesnt negatively affect them at all because the season is too long and the best teams make the top playoff seeds anyway
Football and baseball rests players too, it comes with the grind of the season. Also, top teams rest like 5 games at the most, you're over exaggerating.
>last 2 minutes lasts for 20-30 minutes because of intentional fouling
It was less due to intentional fouling but more because of timeouts. They've reduced timeouts this year which helps, but if you have a rooting interest the suspense is great.
>so much scoring that watching the entire game is meaningless
Normie-tier pleb argument. If you can't see or enjoy the adjustments and rotations throughout the game you're not really watching basketball. Also basketball is a game of runs, it's more important to see how a team adjusts to a run of 10 or more points at a time and the momentum shift that plays out.
>best teams always win in the playoffs, never any upsets
True, but the Finals have produced great upsets.