Who the fukk are you talking too? I’ve never not once protected MJ’s legacy, or made threads about the “good old days” like other posters have. If you like the product the way it is, then that’s on you. You clearly like a watered down, 3-pt contest nightly. Keep on capping for the league if you want to homie. If you like going to games, where it’s 50-50 at best whether stars will play that game or not, then that’s on you too. Don’t flip out on us for pointing out the valid criticisms.
You claim to not big up the “good old days” yet your original post I quoted is the same tired ass old head wax poetic about new players not being “cut from the same cloth.”
Make it make sense.
If brehs want the product to improve they need to accept the fact that the 90s were 30+ years ago and that they’ve got sagging titties and a bald head.
I can’t name any other pro sports league whose fans and media alike are so obsessed with shytting on the modern product and putting down the modern players to big up the past. You got Shaq telling Jokic to his face on live TV that he didn’t deserve his MVP. Shaq, Charles and all these podcast guys talking about how xyz wouldn’t last in so and so era. Gilbert Arenas just came out and said players get injured more today because they don’t “practice as hard” in the offseason as the past. Name me any other league that moves like this?
So obsessed with devaluing great players because they don’t have “rangz”. When yall don’t actually give two fukks about rings and it’s just a gate keeping tool to ensure that a current player can’t be compared favorably to whatever dude it is you like from the past.
Yall do this shyt day in and day out and then really turn around slack jawed with shock at the fact that the players have responded by devaluing the regular season and only giving a shyt about the playoffs. The state of the product is you “fans” fault. Losers who don’t actually like basketball for basketball and only like it conditionally.