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New World Order 07-04-2016 08:38 PM

That team is going to be unreal.

Good thing for Cleveland they won it this year.

RunKC 07-04-2016 11:44 PM

The thing that sucks about the NBA now is the product is horrible bc there is no parity anywhere. The Western conference has turned into the Eastern conference.

LeBron wins the East every year (bc it's incredibly weak), Tim Duncan will retire causing the Spurs to rebuild a bit, KD leaves OKC and the Warriors are much stronger. It's going to be GS/CLE part tres next year and probably the year after that.

Last year OKC and SA were legit challenges for GS, but that's over now. Nobody will challenge GS or Cleveland Unless they play each other.
The NBA already had a growing problem with parity, but now the league is weaker and more unwatchable than ever before.

Fans won't really care until the Finals.

mcaj22 07-05-2016 06:26 AM

Both conferences are now complete shit from like their 4th seed playoff team to the bottom. There is a complete lack of talent everywhere. Nobody is believable besides like 4 teams (Cavs, Warriors, Spurs, Clippers)

dirk digler 07-05-2016 06:30 AM

I always thought besides shortening the season the NBA needs to have some kind of franchise tag. Parity is what makes the NFL great and the NBA needs to follow suit somehow. I know they tried in the last CBA but I don't think it is working that well.

Eleazar 07-05-2016 06:30 AM

Cleveland, Oakland, Cleveland, Oakland every year, who wants to watch that!

milkman 07-05-2016 06:33 AM

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Originally Posted by dirk digler (Post 12301716)
I always thought besides shortening the season the NBA needs to have some kind of franchise tag. Parity is what makes the NFL great and the NBA needs to follow suit somehow. I know they tried in the last CBA but I don't think it is working that well.

Tell us about NFL parity.

saphojunkie 07-05-2016 03:59 PM

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Originally Posted by milkman (Post 12301719)
Tell us about NFL parity.

This.

BigCatDaddy 07-05-2016 04:00 PM

Lebron or Durant? Like picking between Denver and the Raiders. I just wont watch.

Demonpenz 07-05-2016 04:03 PM

I can just see milkman walking into the barbershop with a flatbill and gold chain to lay down his hot take of nba and hip hop ;)

bricks 07-05-2016 04:41 PM

I am done watching Basketball.

This is turning into a bush league.

The "elite" star players are sellouts. They (i.e., Lebron & Durant) have so much impact to the point where they've narrowed the competition into a two team league. They've bolstered the level of competition within their clubs to the point where it cannot be matched by the rest of the league.

I understand it's about them wanting to win championships, etc.....I get it but for Gods sake where does that leave everyone else? It handcuffs the rest of the other teams in the league. Forget about anybody else. It's going to be Cleveland vs Golden State again and again.

This whole building super team bs is becoming a trend over the last 15-20 years. It started with Shaq and the other stars like James, Durant copied along.

And now that we hear Wade might join Cleveland? That's when you know it's getting out of hand. But what can you do? That's the frustrating part. This stuff is difficult to regulate because no star will like it if they're restricted in their actions on where to sign.

So what can be done to control this? It's not fun watching basketball when you know that you're team is somebody other than GS or Cleveland has no chance at winning it.

Where can the league go from here? As a fan Id like to see more balance, and distribution with respect to competition.

BWillie 07-05-2016 04:59 PM

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Originally Posted by KC_Connection (Post 12301115)
I'd say Curry, Durant, and Draymond are three of the NBA's top 5 players. Pretty sure that's never happened before, let alone with somebody as good as Klay Thompson as the #4.

Draymond Green is a Top 5 NBA player??? I mean he's good but I can't go that far.

New World Order 07-05-2016 05:00 PM

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Originally Posted by assman (Post 12301717)
Cleveland, Oakland, Cleveland, Oakland every year, who wants to watch that!


I miss the days of Hakeem "The Dream" and Mad Max bombing three pointers from mid court.

#Clutchcity

BWillie 07-05-2016 05:02 PM

I really would like the NBA adopt a salary strategy that would make it impossible to have 3 star players on the same team. It used to be one star & one sidekick. Now it's super teams. And, it's going to sell tickets. It's going to be marketable. And make a ton of money. But I don't like it.

Al Bundy 07-05-2016 05:04 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 12301829)
I really would like the NBA adopt a salary strategy that would make it impossible to have 3 star players on the same team. It used to be one star & one sidekick. Now it's super teams. And, it's going to sell tickets. It's going to be marketable. And make a ton of money. But I don't like it.

That second Bulls run started it.. but those Lakers and Celtics teams had 3 star players in the 80's...

New World Order 07-05-2016 05:06 PM

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Originally Posted by Al Bundy (Post 12301835)
That second Bulls run started it.. but those Lakers and Celtics teams had 3 star players in the 80's...


Phili too


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