[SkyDancer]

Just have to watch the last two minutes of a game to see who won.

[dfwgator]

Just have to watch the last two minutes of a game to see who won.

Which takes 30 minutes to play.

[Bell Bouy II]

Actually all you need to do is look at the final score and sparing yourself even the last 2 minutes

[cdcdawg]

That’s always been an issue for basketball. Constant flow of play and high scoring makes only the end of the game really dramatic (on occasion).

[hinckley buzzard]

At this point, they only exist for the gambling interests. Same with MLB going with a casino company to broadcast their games on a high pay channel (Bally). Neither cares a whit about the fans anymore. It’s all just money now.

[stars & stripes forever]

IMO, the MBA died when Michael Jordan retired. It was all basketball and no politics then.

[PIF]

Just have to watch the last two minutes of a game to see who won.

—
or watch the crawler at the bottom of most news channels.

[shotgun]

The last 2 minutes of a close NBA game will take 30 minutes plus to complete. At least that used to be the way it was when I last watched back in 2000.

[AFreeBird]

If it’s really that important, you can just look up the score in the morning.

I don’t even do that anymore.

[libertylover]

I won’t watch the last two seconds of an NBA game, much less the last two minutes.

[zeugma]

Just have to watch the last two minutes of a game to see who won.

If you care who won, just check on the internet the next day. I'm really not sure why anyone would care.