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It is a holiday tradition played between Christmas and New Year.
Relegating the tournament to New Year's Day (one of the biggest sports days of the year) and having the championship on the first day back to work most likely insures no attendance and reducing the tournament to an after thought.
What a shame! It also fits in so well with the Vegas tourney timing.
Too bad the Pistons had to stick their nose into things. The NBA could fold for all I care.
The GLI use to be traditionally on that weekend after Christmas. The powers that be have now ruined that.