Blame the nbaThis forum becoming basketball boomers is incredible.
1. Patrick Mahomes plays for the Kansas City Chiefs. I don't wanna hear it.It’s a number of factors.
1. Young star players end up in shytty markets/franchises and nobody gets to see them play.
2. Players like Jokic, Giannis, and even Luka are not exciting most of the time. And they don’t have any real star power.
3. Zion was supposed to be the future superstar but flamed out.
4. College basketball doesn’t have any real stars and these one and done “developmental” players have infested the league to the point some games feel like G League games.
5. The fact that players like LeBron, Steph, and KD are still dominant speaks to the lack of completion.
6. Scoring is cool, but after a while, watching shytty defense gets old.
7. Too many players make too much money to actually give a shyt half the time.
I can keep going, but if not for the old players like Lebron, people would barely watch. Anthony Anderson and LaMelo Ball should be in better markets.
Wemby despite is freak of nature physical abilities, is surrounded by no names besides Chris Paul and the Spurs won’t be relevant anytime soon.
Anthony Anderson and LaMelo Ball should be in better markets.
Wemby despite is freak of nature physical abilities, is surrounded by no names besides Chris Paul and the Spurs won’t be relevant anytime soon.
Knecht bringing us back
I blame Harden. He’s probably the first player where I was legit disgusted watching him play.
That's sports in a nutshell for many people, not just basketball. boring effectiveness will trump entertainment when entertainment doesn't keep you employed.The NBA sucks and is inaccessible for anyone who doesn’t want to turn on an illegal stream, but they’re eating globally and the kids still seem to be in touch with the product
The death of the league is overblown and false from a financial standpoint but from an entertainment standpoint yea it’s cooked, more people would rather watch the highlights than the full game these days, and I cannot blame them
Largely because the revenue that NBA generates doesn't come from TV ratings.The major problem with your argument is that it completely ignores the fact that sports was supposed to be DVR and immune from legal streams and cord cutting. It's the exact reason why sports leagues have been able to argue for a bigger piece of pie compared to everyone else.
If what you're saying is true, then how can the NBA justify their asking prices going forward?