The travel logistics/long ass flights from america to paris/mexico cityWhat's wrong with Paris? The French love basketball probably more than Americans overall. They played in Mexico City earlier this season so they must like the numbers
Neither one seems that crazy because money talks. Whether it's the NFL or NBA there's gonna be a pro team in Europe in the next decade
It would logically be minnesotaWhat lol I’m bout to ko the math ain’t mathing
Nvmd yeah it is lol
The nba already complains about the schedule, hard to see teams willing to fly to Paris.What's wrong with Paris? The French love basketball probably more than Americans overall. They played in Mexico City earlier this season so they must like the numbers
Neither one seems that crazy because money talks. Whether it's the NFL or NBA there's gonna be a pro team in Europe in the next decade
What's wrong with Paris? The French love basketball probably more than Americans overall. They played in Mexico City earlier this season so they must like the numbers
Neither one seems that crazy because money talks. Whether it's the NFL or NBA there's gonna be a pro team in Europe in the next decade
Well, Imagine how much longer a paris(CDG airport) to los angeles(LAX airport) flight is.It’s an 8 hour flight from CDG to JFK.
I dont know if Las Vegas can support two professional winter sports teams at the same time. The NBA/NHL run the same schedule. And the Raiders (NFL )and the Athletics (MLB) MOVED to Vegas too. The NHL was actually the first "big four" (the four biggest sports leagues in north america: nba, nfl, mlb , nhl) professional sports league to move into the untapped Vegas market in october 2017, and the locals embraced the expansion vegas golden knights immediately. In six seasons they went to the scf 2 times( they advanced to the finals in their first year in vegas ( but lost)and are one win away from their first stanley cup championship this year) they also went to the WCF 4 times in 6 years too. They came in first and had a lot of success from the gate. A Vegas NBA team needs to do the same if they want to grow and build a fanbase. I know folks in vegas love their college basketball( UNLV rebels) and the sport of basketball is popular on the grassroots level (a lot of people play it as their sport of choice) but i wonder if these college ball fans would crossover to the nba.And Vegas is a given because LeBron wants it that's why the new CBA allows players to own percentages of teams
The travel logistics/long ass flights from america to paris/mexico city
You play in portland wednesday, paris on saturday and mexico on monday... Imagine the jet lag... Yikes
The nba already complains about the schedule, hard to see teams willing to fly to Paris.
Also I’m not sure players want to live in non American cities (exception of Toronto)
It’s an 8 hour flight from CDG to JFK.
A Vegas NBA team is going to print money and I don't see any issue with NHL/NBA running at the same time at all. They'll get fans from all 4 Cali teams, Suns fans, Vegas natives, and people on vacation going to games and be a FA destination out the gate. That's more of a sure shot than even the RaidersI dont know if Las Vegas can support two professional winter sports teams at the same time. The NBA/NHL run the same schedule. And the Raiders (NFL )and the Athletics (MLB) MOVED to Vegas too. The NHL was actually the first "big four" (the four biggest sports leagues in north america: nba, nfl, mlb , nhl) professional sports league to move into the untapped Vegas market in october 2017, and the locals embraced the expansion vegas golden knights immediately. In six seasons they went to the scf 2 times( they advanced to the finals in their first year in vegas ( but lost)and are one win away from their first stanley cup championship this year) they also went to the WCF 4 times in 6 years too. They came in first and had a lot of success from the gate. A Vegas NBA team needs to do the same if they want to grow and build a fanbase. I know folks in vegas love their college basketball( UNLV rebels) and the sport of basketball is popular on the grassroots level (a lot of people play it as their sport of choice) but i wonder if these college ball fans would crossover to the nba.
I would dump the Timberwolves so fukking fast if Louisville got a team7 cities most likely for NBA expansion as Adam Silver floats 2024 discussions
Where will the NBA grow next?ftw.usatoday.com
Vegas
Seattle
Mexico City
Vancouver
KC
Louisville
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