It seems like Los Angeles and Chicago both took that crown.
NYC had a nice run tho and had some legendary ass courts in its prime
Is New York City still the mecca of basketball?
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It seems like Los Angeles and Chicago both took that crown.
NYC had a nice run tho and had some legendary ass courts in its prime
The Prince of All Saiyans
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good question.
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stink poster.
What makes you so confident?
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It is IMO.
But that doesnt mean the best ballers come from there tho. it's just a great place to be a bball fan because everyone has decent bball knowledge and skill level.
But being the Mecca wont do sh!t for you.
But that doesnt mean the best ballers come from there tho. it's just a great place to be a bball fan because everyone has decent bball knowledge and skill level.
But being the Mecca wont do sh!t for you.
The Prince of All Saiyans
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Nah
Nyc was the mecca in the late 60's and mid 70's
Ever since then chicago,L.a. and dmv have had better basketball players and history
Nyc was the mecca in the late 60's and mid 70's
Ever since then chicago,L.a. and dmv have had better basketball players and history
RealestSinceKumbaya
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I can't name any courts from Cali, Chicago, or DMV but I bet most people from those places with basketball knowledge know about The Rucker and maybe even the Dyckman Summer League.
How many notable players have come out of Rucker Park lately?
