So the NBA had its allotment of five nationally-televised games on Christmas again this year? Los Angeles Lakers coach Phil Jackson is among the most vocal critics of the schedule, saying in an AP story earlier this week that Christmas is a "holy day" and the league should not schedule games. Of course, Jackson's Lakers are one of the teams that seems to wind up playing on Christmas every year.
For the second straight year, the NFL had a Christmas night game. And figures to have at least one, maybe two, next year when Christmas falls on a Sunday. (In past years, the NFL has moved the larger portion of its schedule to Saturdays when Christmas falls on a Sunday.)
The NHL continues to not schedule games on Christmas. There were a few college basketball games on the schedule.
While it may be enjoyable to kick back and watch games on TV on a holiday, it's probably a far different story for those actually working them: be they players, reporters, or even concession stand workers at the arenas.
So what's your take? Good idea or bad one?
For the second straight year, the NFL had a Christmas night game. And figures to have at least one, maybe two, next year when Christmas falls on a Sunday. (In past years, the NFL has moved the larger portion of its schedule to Saturdays when Christmas falls on a Sunday.)
The NHL continues to not schedule games on Christmas. There were a few college basketball games on the schedule.
While it may be enjoyable to kick back and watch games on TV on a holiday, it's probably a far different story for those actually working them: be they players, reporters, or even concession stand workers at the arenas.
So what's your take? Good idea or bad one?