Rick Carlisle agrees with Steve Kerr about shortening the season: The speed of the game is different than it was three, four years ago

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"The game has changed. One of the compelling aspects of it to me is that when the effort was made to eliminate back-to-backs, in order to have the space to do that, you needed to shorten training camp. So training camp essentially became three weeks instead of four. That extra week to build a base in terms of strength, many layers of protection that you can get for the body, I’ve always wondered if the effort to have less back-to-backs was really worth it. Essentially, you’re playing every other day. But these are all questions. "There are a lot of great things about today’s game (and) schedule. The longer All-Star break has been a real positive…. To get to the heart of the matter, you’re going to have to talk about the finances of it. I certainly am in agreement that it’s conversation worth having…. (The exact solution) is hard to say… but the nature of the game has changed significantly. Steve is right on point with that. The speed and everything is quite different than it was five-six years ago, three-four years ago.”

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This article originally appeared on Hoops Hype: Rick Carlisle agrees with Steve Kerr about shortening the season: The speed of the game is different than it was three, four years ago

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