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Research on the Team Operation and Management Strategy of the Mainstream Basketball Leagues in China and America - Based on the Comparison Between NBA and CBA
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Abstract
This research comparatively analysis gameplay and strategies in the National Basketball Association (NBA) and the Chinese Basketball Association (CBA). The goal is to understand more about how the various professional basketball leagues work, how games are played, and how well the players perform. In contrast to the CBA's emphasis on disciplined offensive setups and team play, the NBA places a premium on athleticism and three-point shooting. The research in both leagues' sheds light on the significance of defensive strategies, team cohesiveness, and individual player duties. Based on best practices in the NBA, there are several potential enhancements to league administration and marketing and implications for CBA coaching and player development. The study's results highlight the dynamics of the worldwide basketball scene and give recommendations for developing professional basketball. The research also analyzes and contrasts NBA and CBA players' scoring, playmaking, and rebounding abilities, among other things. Based on the insights it gives into each league's distinctive traits and its players' performance, this study has significant significance for the growth and extension of professional basketball globally.
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NBA, CBA, gameplay tactics, player performance
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Chen,Y. (2023). Research on the Team Operation and Management Strategy of the Mainstream Basketball Leagues in China and America - Based on the Comparison Between NBA and CBA. Advances in Economics, Management and Political Sciences,51,259-267.
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