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Seven years later and Suns fan is still on here trying to smack about anything other than winning basketball games. Time to let the obsession go, dude.
http://money.cnn.com/2016/06/20/medi...ame-7-ratings/
Market sizes really dont matter, TBH.Game 7 of the NBA Finals lived up to the hype, especially in terms of viewership for ABC.
The Cleveland Cavaliers thrilling 93-89 win over the Golden State Warriors brought in 30.8 million viewers on Sunday night, the network said.
The telecast peaked with 44.5 million viewers from 10:30 pm to 10:40 pm ET when the Cavaliers wrapped up the victory.
This makes the much anticipated showdown the most watched NBA game since 1998 when Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls beat the Utah Jazz.
Seven years later and Suns fan is still on here trying to smack about anything other than winning basketball games. Time to let the obsession go, dude.
The Spurs have skull ed the Suns so badly over the years that this got is reduced to arguing over TV ratings.
DA_SUNS_FAN HAS reached a new low
The Warriors aren't a small market team. The Bay Area is the sixth biggest TV market in the US.
Also, all those laker-turned-heat-turned-thunder-turned warriors fans in SoCal live in the 2nd largest TV market. Plenty of ratings to go around for this one.
Oh my God, I don't think I've ever seen anything so sad. Dude is coming completely undone.
Why all the personal attacks?
Not really warranted. Just pointing out the facts.
But by that logic, the Knicks/Spurs should have been highest rated finals.
Was it?
You are deflecting take your loss. You implied the Bay Area is a small market and was obviously proven wrong.
Nonsense.
They just had highest ratings in 20 years when much bigger markets have scored smaller numbers.
And Cleveland isnt a huge market.
So you guys still think market sizes matter?
Game 7 and a close game
warriors historic season vs lebron
I'm sure games 6 and 7 of the 2013 finals must have done well on the ratings too, tbh.
5 rings got
Absolutely. People actually liked the Spurs during the beautiful game era(at least when they were playing LBJ) Sure a lot of those people were GS fans last night
http://deadline.com/2016/06/lebron-j...bc-1201775472/
"The Spurs-Heat Game 7 three years ago was the second most watched NBA Finals Game 7 ever and the second most watched NBA game ever on ABC since the net began airing the games in 2003."
Lebron and Curry are two of the most heavily marketed NBA players. That's why.
When ideology meets stupidity: Suns fans.
Hey da_suns_fan, does this destroy the small market excuse too?Absolutely. People actually liked the Spurs during the beautiful game era(at least when they were playing LBJ) Sure a lot of those people were GS fans last night
http://deadline.com/2016/06/lebron-j...bc-1201775472/
"The Spurs-Heat Game 7 three years ago was the second most watched NBA Finals Game 7 ever and the second most watched NBA game ever on ABC since the net began airing the games in 2003."
OP has such a strange shtick, tbh..
His PTSD from our Spurs routinely obliterating his Suns has destroyed his mind.
This guy is completely broken.
The Warriors are in among the largest markets in the country and have a player that's been a big star since he was lighting up March Madness, let alone winning NBA MVP's. The Cavs are technically in a small market but have the most popular player of the last decade and one of the most popular of all-time plus they are the only team in a very large state.
A small market NBA Finals without star power would be the Jazz, Kings or Pelicans playing the Bucks, Hornets or Pacers in some combination.
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