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chuck from that anti.social era where star players don't share shot attempts ha*
Charles Barkley going off on This super team era
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That's more a function of the sport of basketball. The best player in football doesn't mean shyt because they don't play both sides of the field.
One superstar player in basketball can change EVERYTHING on a court.
Besides that, the best NBA teams are still well-oiled machines. The Warriors front office is one of the best in sports period IMO. They still have to create the correct team lineups, run analytics, and create environments conducive to winning. We've seen many times in the NBA when putting stars on the floor doesn't work out.
Can someone explain to me what makes watching one team that was drafted or acquired dominate, for even longer, more enjoyable than watching a team where the players actually had a say in their fate and they dominate, usually for a shorter period and often facing a harder road? The way the team came together has zero to do with the product you see on the court. How is what we have seen in the last decade any worse than the C's and Lakers lording over the 80s aka the Golden Era of the NBA? Because the players didn't have a say?
People always say this but you look at what actually happens with these "superteams" these concerns always tend to be overblown. The Heatles were supposed to just be ending their run now and look at how much has transpired since they actually did end. The Warriors signed KD in 2016 and it's over before 2020. Can we honestly say that either run was boring or lacked intrigue? We do this "whoa is us the game is broken" shyt, they get tested in a way we never saw coming and then it's over just like that.
Dude's are jealous and bitter. They either didn't have the option to control their own fate or they didn't take advantage of their options. It's no different from old heads that slaved away for one employer for 30 years on some one sided loyalty shyt, shytting on younger people that move from job to job based on their own preferences.
People always say this but you look at what actually happens with these "superteams" these concerns always tend to be overblown. The Heatles were supposed to just be ending their run now and look at how much has transpired since they actually did end. The Warriors signed KD in 2016 and it's over before 2020. Can we honestly say that either run was boring or lacked intrigue? We do this "whoa is us the game is broken" shyt, they get tested in a way we never saw coming and then it's over just like that.
im sick of the game being covered by mad ass oldheads
i swear, nba coverage is just old nikkas sitting around complaining
can we find some young people that actually enjoy the game and era
Dude's are jealous and bitter. They either didn't have the option to control their own fate or they didn't take advantage of their options. It's no different from old heads that slaved away for one employer for 30 years on some one sided loyalty shyt, shytting on younger people that move from job to job based on their own preferences.
Heat season was a big L but i'll never forget D-wade hitting that buzzer beater against the warriorsIt's not about rings but the day to day matchups are no longer interesting.
The overall game is taking a hit when all the A guys aren't leading a franchise vs other A guys
I don't even watch the regular season anymore
I want to I just physically can't
. Gotta give it another chance ,it's all about focusing on he little moments.
Nah, I don't agree.It's not about rings but the day to day matchups are no longer interesting.
The overall game is taking a hit when all the A guys aren't leading a franchise vs other A guys
I don't even watch the regular season anymore
I want to I just physically can't
There's plenty of talent spread around. It's not like we're seeing some huge disparity in teams' ability. The West is as competitive as ever.
It's looking worse this yearHeat season was a big L but i'll never forget D-wade hitting that buzzer beater against the warriors
If Kawhi signs with the Lakers 2 teams will have 5 top 10 players and 4 top 5 players
HandyWithTheSteel
Superstar
Barkley was 33, Clyde and Hakeem were 34.
They lost in the WCF to the Utah Jazz; Malone was 33, Stockton was 34
They were the same age as their competition. These fraud ass old nikkas think they can re-write history like we don’t have access to internet.
Charles complaining about superteams when the 80's and 90's basically had 3 dynasties winning 14 out of 20 championships. 
The 2000's and on have been more competitive IMO. None of the "superteams" stayed together as long as the Lakers/Celtics of the 80's or Chicago in the 90's.
The 2000's and on have been more competitive IMO. None of the "superteams" stayed together as long as the Lakers/Celtics of the 80's or Chicago in the 90's.
Stars arent dooking it out on opposing teams
I accepted when they stopped guarding each other for energy conservation
Teaming up when they should be leading their own team tho
I get it and support it from the players perspective...82 games is fukking nonsense and so are the stars usage rates.
But as a fan naw I'm not rocking with this shyt and it's not about giving it a chance
The God Poster
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You knew the outcome before this season started
hell no, I want more games to attend in person. Some of you guys keep forgetting this a sport that people enjoy watching. This isên't some video games sim to the championship shyt. What am I gonna do on a random tuesday night, go to the opera?play video games?
No fool, what I'm saying is youre not getting your money's worth if it's only a handful of teams worth watching.....and then some nights those teams are "load managing" having stars sit out games people paid good money to see.
I think theres still time to correct this but if it continues the league may have no choice but to cut the fat. Get rid of markets like Sacramento and Memphis and just have the "load management" built into the season by cutting it to 60 games.
To be as talented and well paid as they are, this generation of NBA talent is by far the laziest and least competitive of all time. I can see why some of the older players feel a certain type of way watching these spoiled b*stards
It is what it is tho
Freak injuries, which kind of proves my point: the outcome was surprising because the Warriors were diminishedYou knew the outcome before this season started