The NBA might as well begin a contraction of the league
- Thread starter AAKing23
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then other teams will suck to make up for the loses. There will always be crappy teams. You can't have good without the bad.With all these damn super teams how are all the other decent teams suppose to
We all know only 4-6 teams in the NBA even got a chance at winning the the chip.
Might as well start getting rid of teams like the Cavs, Warriors, Kings, Bobcats, and Bucks. Because you know these teams ain't got a chance.
Take the Warriors off that list. THey serve the bay area which is a huge metro area. And the Kings and Cavs suffer from bad ownership/GM moves
CashmereThoughts
Veteran
Money is being made.. Owners are crying broke but even in small markets I think they making money
move it to Seattle and shift NO back East
Smalley Biggs
Pro
The answer was no. Bulls were great for the NBA. And that was one dominant team (not 3 or 4) that from the beginning of the season, everyone knew they would be champs. Everyone else was just playing for 2nd place.
agreed. mj will eventually get bored with that franchise.
Nah, you want real progress, contract the following teams
Bobcats
Kings
T Wolves
Hawks
Magic (when dwight leaves)
Cavs
Bucks
Raptors
aixenv
Lakers World Order
this just in water is wet
Smalley Biggs
Pro
I don't have a problem with there being some small market teams the will be perennially mediocre. It gives basketball fans across the whole nation (and Toronto too) a chance to see the superstars of the NBA when they travel to their city. It also gives the power teams a chance to practice, work out kinks, try out new plays, etc.
Roman Brady
Nobody Lives Forever
Only difference is LA dont look so formidable nomo
The answer was no. Bulls were great for the NBA. And that was one dominant team (not 3 or 4) that from the beginning of the season, everyone knew they would be champs. Everyone else was just playing for 2nd place.
Who's that nikka at the bottom? I can make everybody else out but him.
gary payton i believe
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Damn forgot about the Bucks n Magic. The teams listed have one thing in common.... Wack ass cities. Toronto no one will want to play because of being double taxed in America and Canada. Correct me if I am wrong
tremonthustler1
aka bx_representer
What difference does it make where they play? Why must they be in a big market? If they blew up in their respective spots so be it. Only with basketball fans does this even matter. Ain't nobody in the NFL thinking "man Aaron Rodgers is a beast. Why he gotta be in small ass Green Bay though?" People are way too concerned with this.
I don't have a problem with there being some small market teams the will be perennially mediocre. It gives basketball fans across the whole nation (and Toronto too) a chance to see the superstars of the NBA when they travel to their city. It also gives the power teams a chance to practice, work out kinks, try out new plays, etc.
There's one big problem with that: Fans in those cities wanna win too.