- The NBA is reportedly considering a change to how teams qualify for the postseason that would involve a play-in tournament.
- When asked about the idea, LeBron James laughed off the question, calling the proposal "corny" and "wack."
- Having made seven straight NBA Finals, it's pretty clear that the postseason is working fine for James as is.
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LeBron James laughs off reporter's question on rumored change to NBA playoff format: 'That's corny. That's wack.'
LeBron James isn't a fan of the rumored change to the playoffs that would add a play-in tournament for the final seeds before the start of the postseason.
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LeBron James didn't mince words when asked for his feelings on a rumored change to the NBA postseason.
In February, reports surfaced that the NBA was seriously considering a drastic change to how teams qualified for the postseason. As things stand, the top eight seeds in each conference make the postseason, simple as that. But under the newly proposed rules, teams ranked seven through ten would compete in a play-in tournament to determine the final two playoff spots in each conference.
Asked about the proposal, James was quick to dismiss the idea as both "corny" and "wack."
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It's not hard to imagine why James would believe the playoffs are already fine as they are — James has made it to seven straight NBA Finals and will be pushing for his eighth straight Finals campaign this season.
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