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oops. Wow that's worse!Actually, it was "Wade Jones"
and Stern's statement is about the entire league.
Actually, it was "Wade Jones"Some stupid old black lady politician didn't know his name, but was presenting awards. The politicians do anything to get exposure
Not a big deal.
and Stern's statement is about the entire league.
oops. Wow that's worse!Actually, it was "Wade Jones"
and Stern's statement is about the entire league.
Man I use to think Culburn's posts were hard to understand.yeap been on this Wagon since about 83 just a kid...how long u been a spurs fan??....
so all fans have same character, and condition cause they like same team???smart so smart lol
Teams that most likely do not win provide the most banwagon fanbase
most real fans just stop cheering/pulling for their own team, yet hate the nba..and teams that are currently wining...mostly!!
read your botton post lol
classic ain't it!!!
heat will have more critics than newfans
dude calling me a banwagon type person cause he reads my team lol I rather call u uniformed than slap your peculiarities ..try doing the same thang!!!!
thanks you classy spurfan LOL
Lol. Check out this earlier joke of a quote from the introduction party thread.
http://www.spurstalk.com/forums/show...5&postcount=47
Little did I know...
Not too surprising. I said from jump street this would probably be good for the NBA financially -- at least in the short term. All of a sudden, in the middle of the summer, the NBA is the biggest story, upstaging baseball and the world cup. There will be a ton of attention paid to the Heats this season and I think they're up for meeting expectations.David Stern : "We have sold more season tickets than in any other pre-season period in NBA history."
Yes, he meant the entire NBA.
Let the reign of the Miami Heat begin
http://www.nba.com/video/channels/nb...nba/index.html
6:45
Long term, it may not work so well. We'll see.
I think, deep down, owners may be privately more OK with this move than they're letting on. The league as a whole has a lot riding on this and a rising tide lifts all ships. They would love to see a return to the glory days when the NBA was on the rise domestically. Overseas expansion has helped the league in the last decade a lot but I think owners know they need to regain traction here in the US.
San Antonio and DallasWonder where all the fans came from.
And Houston and Phoenix soon
Not surprised, who doesn't want to see this Monster team? Those (oops, meant *that*) Heat games will be sold out with the quickness here in San Antonio.
No more package deals that involve the Heat
you can say that when the Heat go on the road, but when Toronto and Cleveland now go on the road, will those games be sold out? Probably not.
when Toronto and Cleveland come there sales will be way down, although good thing I live in NJ, we never sell out anyway might to easier for me to get tickets to Nets vs Heat then say if I was in other placesDavid Stern : "We have sold more season tickets than in any other pre-season period in NBA history."
Yes, he meant the entire NBA.
Let the reign of the Miami Heat begin
http://www.nba.com/video/channels/nb...nba/index.html
6:45
when Toronto and Cleveland come there sales will be way down, although good thing I live in NJ, we never sell out anyway might to easier for me to get tickets to Nets vs Heat then say if I was in other places
Well as soon as those tix come out, go scoop them up. That will be two of the three of New Jersey sellouts .......
vs. Heat twice and vs Lakers
LeRobin diggin his new role in South Beach.
lmfao heat bandwagon fan
very well could have sell out games this season, heck Knicks vs Nets might sell out as well since the new stadium they will be in this year is easy to get to from New York.
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