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Revenue sharing, luxury tax, soft payroll cap.... there most definitely is socialism in the NBA, and if there wasn't the Spurs would probably be in big trouble.
There is no socialism in the NBA!!! Its more like kingdoms instead!!
There is definitely a line of demarcation between the NBA Haves and NBA Have Nots!
The Haves:
Western Conference: Lakers, Spurs, Nuggets, and Blazers
Eastern Conference: Cavs, Celts, and Magic
Looking to get into the Haves Neighborhood:
Western Conference: Rockets, Mavs, and Jazz
Eastern Conference: Hawks, Heat, and Pistons
Have Nots:
Everybody Else!!!!!
Revenue sharing, luxury tax, soft payroll cap.... there most definitely is socialism in the NBA, and if there wasn't the Spurs would probably be in big trouble.
FIFY Blazers aren't anything yet, let alone in the elite. Rockets drop out of the "looking" neighborhood without Yao. If the Mavs fumble the Kidd deal, they'll drop out of that neighborhood, too. I'll leave them there for now.There is no socialism in the NBA!!! Its more like kingdoms instead!!
There is definitely a line of demarcation between the NBA Haves and NBA Have Nots!
The Haves:
Western Conference: Lakers, Spurs, Nuggets
Eastern Conference: Cavs, Celts, and Magic
Looking to get into the Haves Neighborhood:
Western Conference: Blazers, Mavs, and Jazz
Eastern Conference: Hawks, Heat, and Pistons
Have Nots:
Everybody Else!!!!!
what is socialism?
Other teams are spending as much money as these teams. They just are not spending it wisely. baseball is a different situation, because some teams are outspending others by huge amounts. But the teams spending the most still aren't winning all the time. Look at last year's World Series.
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