60% of the league going into the playoffs does seem a bit much. I think it's been done to keep the season alive for longer for the lower-mid teams - there being no relegation to try and avoid. And they way they've done it means there is home advantage to be sought, so that teams having made the playoffs still have an interest in maximising their finishing position. Then I think they've probably gone one-legged to try and reduce the number of games in the playoffs a little. Just my intepretation, there could easily be other factors I'm not considering.
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"Phoenix till they lose"