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TBH that's one reason football is so great. If you don't have warm weather, huge market or no income tax state it's tough to make a dynasty. No way a franchise like the Packers are successful in MLB or NBA.
He's stuck with the Bucks. The Bucks are a better franchise than you think historically but for the last 25 or so years? Better than you think but never a contender (well, except one ECF) and a small, cold winter market. Send him to New York or LA or almost anywhere.
TBH that's one reason football is so great. If you don't have warm weather, huge market or no income tax state it's tough to make a dynasty. No way a franchise like the Packers are successful in MLB or NBA.
Giannis is currently the loveable superstar with no help, fans feel for him..however, if he joins a better team with a superior supporting cast, everybody will hate himNBA fans..
I agree. Poor Lebron and KD.Giannis is currently the loveable superstar with no help, fans feel for him..however, if he joins a better team with a superior supporting cast, everybody will hate him
It's not just them..off the top of my head, KG was beloved by everybody other than Spurs fans while he was in Minnesota..once he joined Boston, he was probably the most hated player in the NBA..I agree. Poor Lebron and KD.
It's pretty standard and stupid..fans want players to remain in their small markets, yet will eventually criticize them for not winning championships with bad supporting casts..
The Packers would be AA in baseball's structure. A Green Bay team could win an NBA le in basketball, they just couldn't stay compe ive for long because of the luxury tax.
Overrated, tbh.
Yes, any team CAN win a le. Rookie contracts, etc...
NFL for some reason has the only structure that works, (not familiar with NHL) Cleveland will never see another superstar like LeBron. Lakers can be as ty as they are and still able to snag top five players.
Kinda reminds me of Kevin Garnett in Minnesota about 15-20 years ago where they had solid regular season records, but didn't have enough of a supporting cast to get past the first round of the playoffs.Giannis is currently the loveable superstar with no help, fans feel for him..however, if he joins a better team with a superior supporting cast, everybody will hate him
The list is endless
Chris Bosh on the Raptors was one of the most liked players in basketball but became maybe the most hated on the Heat
ANTETOCULO.
Average careers in football are like 3 years too. So high impact rookies are super valuable (like RBs and WRs). So there can be a ton of parity every 2-3 years or so
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He's the modern day Timberwolves KG, tbhGiannis is currently the loveable superstar with no help, fans feel for him..however, if he joins a better team with a superior supporting cast, everybody will hate him
EDIT: beat me to it
Lebron at least went back to the Cavs and won them a championship, tbh...
KG has the best adjusted (for teammates) +/- in NBA history ('03-'04). Giannis meanwhile was riding Middleton's coattails in the playoffs. The one season KG had a boarder-line all-star (Cassell), he went to the Conference Finals & would have made it to the Finals if Cassell didn't get injured.
Giannis is more like Grant Hill in Detroit....
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