Pro Football Playoffs
Why teams professional sports league in the United States divided into divisions and conferences?
I'm talking about NBA MLB NFL and NHL. Why not all the teams in each league (NBA, MLB, etc) just play any other team once at home and once away. Subsequently, the best eight teams or less can be advanced to the round of playoffs. In the case of the NFL, I could understand. It would be impractical for every NFL team to play any other team in the NFL once home and once away in a season, as the body-crushing sport is football. But in the case of the NBA, NHL, MLB, etc – why not?
With the MLB and the NFL has used two different leagues merged. MLB has been the merger of the American League and National League. These two leagues have different rules that do not want change, for example, in the American League, which can have a DH who can sub for the pitcher when the pitcher has to bat. You can not do in the NHL. Yes, it is very difficult when a team and play each the American League and National League, and he's not going very well. (Only during the weeks interleague play, the All-Star and all the world series). Football for two leagues and the AFL and NFL. In 1967, the winners of both leagues began playing each other, and when teams started to beat the AFL teams in the NFL favorite in this game, it was decided to merge the leagues, and call the championship game "Super Bowl" They kind of mixed rules and maintain the system in two of the reasons League of tradition (the tradition is a big problem in American professional football) now, hockey and basketball are another story. They are divided into East and West. They do so for reasons of travel. You should remember the U.S. is really great, its almost as large as all Europe. If a team in Los Angeles had to play teams from the coast this all the time that has cost a lot of money and travel would be a great wear. This is a 5 and a half hour flight at least in Los Angeles anywhere in the east coast. Even Los Angeles to Detroit or Los Angeles to Chicago is a pain. If you play most of their games on the West Coast yet, so they play Western Conference opponents, which is in good shape. As I said, it's not like football in the Premier League, where the longest trip you have to not like the area Newcastlish in London, which is as 250 miles. In fact, this could be the shortest distance of a U.S. team may need to travel … seriously, even in the conference (ie Denver Nuggets at Utah Jazz basketball.) In addition, all major sports outside of football, which need long periods to gain advertising revenue to go with emissions to the amount of money these links done. We're talking billions. If 82 to 162 stations that did not play, the money would not. Can not make a league round robin with 32 teams when many teams are 2000 + miles away (and some are even 3000), it makes no sense for financial and logistical reasons. As I always say, not like the Barclay's League where he has about 20 computers and all are within 250 miles of each other. I mean the United States can travel 500 miles from one city to another and still be in the same state. I mean it's a big difference. For example, the Sacramento Kings and Houston Rockets play 1,900 miles away, which is more than the distance between Barcelona and Moscow. Actually, you have to halve the leagues, then cut back into the divisions. The divisions of coverage area approaches the size of your average Western European countries (ie UK, Spain, France, Italy, etc) is more fun because it's like the best team League against the best team in another. You are not a # 1 and # 2, but has 2 # 1 in the league. It is very cool too. Also you will find college sports divide in the same way because they face the same, if not more limits. What are the reasons. The tradition, rules, travel convenience, Hype (2 # 1 in the league)
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