- NBA put several screens in the arena, making the arena dark around so players somehow don't feel empty.
This is right.
It's like the arena is lacking in contrast and brightness and you could notice it in the video too.
- Players' bench area is three rows of socially distanced seats for players when they are not on the floor.
Why would they even distance them if after every quarters or a good dunk they will get close and do handshakes and other things?
- The usual chant or music of the home-team will be heard on the game. Yes, even playing in the same arena, there are still home and away teams as usual.
Which is cool. They still want the home team to feel at home. But, it looks like it doesn't work.
- The banners or everything related to the home team will be placed on LED boards to turned the arena into their home court.
- About the number of audiences, on the recent Clippers vs Magic scrimmage match, there are around 200 spectators composed of staff, media, etc.
So who will disturb the freethrow shooter now?
Commentator said it will just be chants and boos.
To sum it up.
The players did good.
They played like it was a real game already and not a scrimmage. That's the good thing about this.
Edit: For Mavs and Lakers. I haven't watched the other games yet.
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