Go watch hockey then CAC
Go watch hockey then CAC
Thread should have ended here.$11 billion a year globally and is shown in over 200 countries worldwide. Keep these threads comin' tho
Look at this dumbass c00n.Still haven’t watched a game all season
Gil Scott c00n keeps posting 90s clips but the game was fine and still enjoyable until the late 2010s
Because it’s been the same trash game for years dummyLook at this dumbass c00n.
Says he hasn't watched a game this season yet tries to speak on it as if he has. How would you know what's what if you haven't watched a game? Don't quote me. That's rhetorical.
You’re glorifying itWho's denying how the 3-pt shot is being utilized?
Was the NBA dying during the 90s when they had 50-point games during the Finals when the Jazz couldn't hit a jumpshot?
They averaged 80 points in the '98 Finals.Jazz & Bulls played 12 finals games and that only happened once.
What folks really mean when they say the NBA is dying or it's not entertaining anymore is that its American roots are no longer prominent like they used to be.People say that it keeps on dying but the money keeps on flowing, and so does it’s valuation. I don’t think they care about so much else really. But of course American cable viewers are important for the players own side business such as endorsements but at the same time it might be offset by increase in other countries
They averaged 80 points in the '98 Finals.
It seems pretty funny to me how a clip was used from a regular season game of two teams who won't even make the Finals (over a 1-2 minute span), as a scale of the league today, when here you had the Jazz in the 90s who struggled to score for the entirety of a Finals series. No example of Donovan and his incredible shot-making at the end of the 4th to beat arguably the best team in the league, nah, let's just cherry pick a 1-2 minute sample size to make a sweeping generalization about today's game.
Just another example of cats being hypocritical all to protect the era(s) they grew up watching. They're not interested in having a honest discussion about anything.