A story in the latest installment of ESPN The Magazine's Analytics Issue suggests dating apps are helping elevate player performance on the road, as home teams are winning an all-time low 57.4 percent of their games this season, with the highest on record, 67.9 percent, coming during the 1987-88 season. ESPN staff writer, Tom Haberstroh, spoke with dozens of players, coaches, team trainers and front-office execs to decipher this trend, discovering "NBA players are sleeping more and drinking less...
Report Suggests the "Tinderization of the NBA" Is Elevating Road Game Performances
Hypebeast - 22 Mar 2017 22:46
A story in the latest installment of ESPN The Magazine's Analytics Issue suggests dating apps are helping elevate player performance on the road, as home teams are winning an all-time low 57.4 percent of their games this season, with the highest on record, 67.9 percent, coming during the 1987-88 season. ESPN staff writer, Tom Haberstroh, spoke with dozens of players, coaches, team trainers and front-office execs to decipher this trend, discovering "NBA players are sleeping more and drinking less...
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