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They should continuously **** on the NFL too. Might lead to improving the game
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Nah they do the complete opposite and always circle the wagons to defend/protect the shield at every occasion
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I don't see it that way AT ALL. I see the complete opposite. People take jabs at the older generations (Plumbers/Carpenters) and pretend what we seeing now would be unachievable by players of other eras.
But yes, in terms of the Jordan/LeBron debates they might be a little more balanced but As a whole the old generations get disrespected like hell.
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lawdog1
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He’s right and a lot of us been saying this…BUT, I’ve heard Al-Hassan himself be pretty negative about NBA players, teams, etc. More often than not, in fact. Been a while since I’ve seen/heard him on anything though.
lawdog1
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Not to the extent NBA media does it and harps on it. NBA media is way more about finding things to criticize in the league than celebrating the greatness in it.
But I guess we’re all complicit in it. They must have got the idea from somewhere that’s what sells.
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Stylistically, I hear knocks on the current NBA game.
Uniform, pickup, 3 point hunting.
Yes.
But in terms of individual players translating to different eras, the current game gets way more benefit of the doubt / praise.
Uniform, pickup, 3 point hunting.
Yes.
But in terms of individual players translating to different eras, the current game gets way more benefit of the doubt / praise.
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today's coverage of the nba is driving its popularity and success. it's a great script and will continue to draw. all about putting butt in seats and cashing checks. sports entertainment at the highest level.
folks want this game to be covered like baseball? ya want x and o's on guys tossing a round ball in a cylinder ring? give me sport takes/debates, storylines and drama.
folks want this game to be covered like baseball? ya want x and o's on guys tossing a round ball in a cylinder ring? give me sport takes/debates, storylines and drama.
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NBA way better back then.
If Nick Van Exel, was allowed to shoot as many threes as he wanted,he would be Steph Curry.
Todays generation cheats with all that good diet and exercise mumbo jumbo.
Before, People was ballin strictly off cigars, coke, hookers and gambling.
Coverage was better too, all you needed was Ahmad and that John Ireland look alike.
Back then, the only NBA analyst we needed was Reggie miller.
Now you got Richard Jefferson and Perk.
The channel the NBA was on was better too, NBC > TNT
The theme music was better too.
If Nick Van Exel, was allowed to shoot as many threes as he wanted,he would be Steph Curry.
Todays generation cheats with all that good diet and exercise mumbo jumbo.
Before, People was ballin strictly off cigars, coke, hookers and gambling.
Coverage was better too, all you needed was Ahmad and that John Ireland look alike.
Back then, the only NBA analyst we needed was Reggie miller.
Now you got Richard Jefferson and Perk.
The channel the NBA was on was better too, NBC > TNT
The theme music was better too.
Hijo Del Promo
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The only NBA storylines I like are the ones where the Lakers win the championsip.
100. whos with me?
100. whos with me?
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Most underrated player in the league. Shoulda been 1st team
Hijo Del Promo
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Most underrated player in the league is Austin Reaves.
I understand, its cause hes a Laker and hes white, no one wants to jump on the hype train.
But I believe in 2-3 years, hell be a top 3 guard in the NBA.
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Underrated by who? He made 2nd team all nba. He is an all star.
He should have made 1st team over who?
Hijo Del Promo
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Luka, he fell off when Kyrie came.
Shai, this was a pity All NBA nod, no one cares about OKC.
Tatum, he doesnt deserve to be All NBA after the EC finals.
And since Austin Theory isnt All NBa 1st, Donovan McNab should be All NBa 1st.
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SGA didn't have a better season than him
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I think there can be better balance with NBA coverage.
I personally don't it's good for the league (or particularly entertaining) that the biggest personalities on one of the networks that broadcasts the NBA national TV games act like it's beneath them to know who the roleplayers in the league are or that they're actively disinterested in the games they're covering. But maybe I'm in the minority.
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What's Your evidence/reasoning?
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Austin Reaves the chosen one? he went over clean on steph curry in the playoffs. beat his idol
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