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Bird Celtics = current Celtics team Bad Boys = Miami Heat MJ Bulls = no comparison If you want to talk about popularity, fan involvement, likability, and exciting go watch the Oklahoma Thunder play. They are one if not the most exciting and likable team in the NBA. And Kevin Durant is a star. |
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Showtime Lakers = Shaq and Kobe Lakers or Suns with Nash, Stoudemire, and Marion Bird Celtics = Dallas Mavericks Bad Boys = Miami Heat MJ Bulls = Lakers post Shaq |
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Seriously though the Showtime Lakers won 5 Championships which is the same that the Lakers from 2000-current have. The book isn't written on the Heat yet but the villain role fits them. And I absolutely stand by my statement in regards to the Thunder. |
I think the game is as popular as ever but the number of strikes they've had and the economic forces have caused people not to care. The last time they had a strike eat into the season like this the NBA players were striking for the right to smoke dope. It took a long time for me to turn an NBA game on after that.
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Interesting that there are nine pages of posts filled with people who don't care one bit about the NBA. For something so unworthy of attention, there seems to be quite a bit of attention being paid. I didn't realize the NBA was this polarizing, I just assumed people that don't like it simply disregard it entirely.
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I miss it already. LOVE the NBA.
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Is the WNBA on strike?
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First thought from headline was that means 72 mil do miss it. Sounds pretty good for nba. Then saw another 12% had no opinion. Means only 36 mil care. That not so good for nba.
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I can't say I actively miss it but I wouldn't mind seeing some games. It would be better than 99% of the other shit on tv. I like the stretch run and playoffs pretty well. If KC had a team I'd probably care more right now.
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