The NBA’s new schedule aims to fix one of its most hated aspects

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Teams despise playing two games in as many days, especially when the distance between the games is long. This season, the NBA took aim at long back-to-backs.
Basketball players rivaling for a ball in front of the basket.
Olivier-Maxence Prosper of the Memphis Grizzlies drives to the basket against the Golden State Warriors during the NBA Summer League Championship in Las Vegas in July. Mike Kirschbaum / NBAE via Getty Images file

Every summer, when NBA teams receive early drafts of the upcoming regular-season schedule, the first place they look is how many times they will play two games on consecutive days.

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