In a league where every movement is tracked and every statistic is measured, chemistry remains the rare, unquantifiable variable that dictates NBA wins and losses.
The intrigue: Fostering NBA chemistry has become increasingly difficult now that players change teams so often. But nothing has ever impacted chemistry-building quite like the pandemic. The question is: has it helped or hurt?
Consider this: Due to the short offseason, rookie Anthony Edwards made his NBA debut just 33 days after being drafted No. 1 overall by the Timberwolves.
The bottom line: So, amid the strangest season of their lives, have NBA teams come together or drifted apart? The truth is, we'll never know.
I reached out to Mavericks owner Mark Cuban to get his take on NBA chemistry and how it has been affected by the pandemic.
How important is chemistry in the modern NBA?
How do you think the pandemic has impacted chemistry this season?
What do the Mavericks do to foster chemistry? Has that been impacted?
Is basketball chemistry similar to chemistry in any workplace?
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How the COVID-19 pandemic has affected NBA team chemistry - Axios
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