“The NBA's emphasis on three-point shooting has made the game less exciting and strategically shallow.”

Totally agree. It feels like every team just chucks threes now. Where's the excitement of a big man backing someone down or a tough mid-range shot? It's become a math problem, not a show.

But isn't it more exciting to see insane shooting and comebacks? A team down 15 isn't out of it because threes change the game fast. That's thrilling, not shallow.

I see both sides. The three-point boom did make some playstyles vanish. But it also created new skills and spacing. Can't we celebrate both the old school post moves and the new shooting?

Question: If it's so repetitive, why are scoring and game attendance at record highs? Maybe fans actually like the run-and-gun, high-scoring style more than we think.

Disagree. The strategy is deeper now. Teams have to defend all the way to the logo. It's not just 'chuck threes'—it's about creating the best possible shot, which is smart basketball.