Christmas should be for families, not NBA overload. Even LeBron James agrees
The NBA has scheduled five games on Christmas Day, starting at noon ET and continuing through the night, featuring matchups such as the Cleveland Cavaliers at the New York Knicks and the Houston Rockets at the Los Angeles Lakers. However, the article criticizes the extensive scheduling, arguing that it turns Christmas into a commercial event rather than a day for family gatherings or religious observance.
The author highlights the impact on workers, including vendors, drivers, and media crews, who must work during the holiday, and expresses concern that Christmas is losing its traditional meaning. Even NBA star LeBron James, who will play in his 20th Christmas game, has voiced a preference for spending the day with his family, underscoring the tension between commercial interests and personal traditions.









