It's called an arena, gawd
Still adjusting bro.
Although I don't want to frazzle my brain and end up on a Chelsea forum calling the squad a roster and getting accused of being a know-nothing Yank.
It's called an arena, gawd
I have no clue, but the NBA is very simple, the same teams win all the time, and The Warriors have never been and will never be one of these teams.
Pretty much making the playoffs, and putting up a good fight whilst getting knocked out in the first round, is the equivalent of a title for that team .
Still adjusting bro.
Although I don't want to frazzle my brain and end up on a Chelsea forum calling the squad a roster and getting accused of being a know-nothing Yank.
Underdogs, I can live with that
A welcome change from following Chelsea and being relieved when you win as opposed to being happy.
You'll be calling a manager a coach in no time
Nah.Those players will leave soon, and the great, elite players will never go or stay there(if they are drafted by them)
Yeah it's good, but after a while it's just dry as fukk, knowing your team has no chance to do anything worthwhile. At least with Football, there are Cup competitions.
Other than liking the game it's almost pointless being a fan of an NBA team, unless it's one of the big boys.
So are the Heetz. The "problem" is that quality players have an overbewaring influence on the games. You could argue it's problematic that Lakers were able to gewt Kobe, Gasol and nearly Chris Paul though. Before that, Wilt and Kareem tbf. Only other team you could criticize is maybe the KG to Boston trade being a tad sheisty.But I thought American sports was supposed to be über-competitive with all its communist ways?
Aren't the Thunder a good example of a small team becoming good with smart management?
But I thought American sports was supposed to be über-competitive with all its communist ways?
Aren't the Thunder a good example of a small team becoming good with smart management?
So are the Heetz. The "problem" is that quality players have an overbewaring influence on the games. You could argue it's problematic that Lakers were able to gewt Kobe, Gasol and nearly Chris Paul though. Before that, Wilt and Kareem tbf. Only other team you could criticize is maybe the KG to Boston trade being a tad sheisty.