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- 2004–05_CBA_season abstract "The 2004–05 CBA season is the tenth CBA season.The season ran from November 14, 2004 to April 14, 2005. Beijing Olympians was disqualified for this season.Promotion and relegation were both abolished since the end of the previous season. The Second Division was renamed NBL. Top finishing teams from the NBL may choose to join the CBA as long as a team meets all items of the criteria set by the CBA Board. As a result, Yunnan Bulls, Fujian Xunxing and Henan Dragons joined the league in this season.For this season, the league was divided into a North Division (北区) and a South Division (南区), and a new playoff system was also introduced. The regular season consisted of 266 matches, with each team playing 38 matches (four against each of six other teams within its division and two against each of seven teams in the other division).The all-star game was played on March 6, 2005 in Nanjing, after the end of the regular season and before the beginning of the playoffs: the North Division defeated the South Division 103-99, and Mengke Bateer was the MVP. Also, all-star games were played against the KBL, on January 28, 2005 in Korea and January 30, 2005 in Harbin, China. Korea won the first game 85-82; China won the second game 93-77.".
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- 2004–05_CBA_season duration "--11-14".
- 2004–05_CBA_season finals "Finals".
- 2004–05_CBA_season finalsChamp Guangdong_Southern_Tigers.
- 2004–05_CBA_season finalsRunnerUp Jiangsu_Dragons.
- 2004–05_CBA_season league Chinese_Basketball_Association.
- 2004–05_CBA_season mvp Tang_Zhengdong.
- 2004–05_CBA_season nextseasonLink "2005".
- 2004–05_CBA_season nextseasonYear "2005".
- 2004–05_CBA_season playoffs "Playoffs".
- 2004–05_CBA_season playoffsLink "2005".
- 2004–05_CBA_season prevseasonLink "2003".
- 2004–05_CBA_season prevseasonYear "2003".
- 2004–05_CBA_season season "Regular Season".
- 2004–05_CBA_season seasonChamps Jiangsu_Dragons.
- 2004–05_CBA_season seasonslistnames "CBA".
- 2004–05_CBA_season sport Basketball.
- 2004–05_CBA_season title "2004".
- 2004–05_CBA_season tv CCTV-5.
- 2004–05_CBA_season tv "and local channels".
- 2004–05_CBA_season subject Category:2004–05_CBA_season.
- 2004–05_CBA_season subject Category:Chinese_Basketball_Association_seasons.
- 2004–05_CBA_season comment "The 2004–05 CBA season is the tenth CBA season.The season ran from November 14, 2004 to April 14, 2005. Beijing Olympians was disqualified for this season.Promotion and relegation were both abolished since the end of the previous season. The Second Division was renamed NBL. Top finishing teams from the NBL may choose to join the CBA as long as a team meets all items of the criteria set by the CBA Board.".
- 2004–05_CBA_season label "2004–05 CBA season".
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