Building you would least like to play in as a visitor?

[BUMP]

toughest place to play in the NBA is.......

id say Utah right now, but Staples is unwinnable territory for Dallas.

[IronMexican]

Energy Solutions. Crazy Mormons.

[EricB]

Phoenix.

Right up there with the most classless fans I've ever seen attend basketball games.

[ElNono]

Right now probably the Cavs, considering they're undefeated at home...

[dirk4mvp]

Kings when they're good. That place used to be wild.

[IronMexican]

Kings when they're good. That place used to be wild.

They're bandwagon fans. Just look at the Kings Forum(Before it got taken down). They want to bail when the going gets tough.

[Kai]

Poll starts off with cities, then switches to teams for some reason?? I voted for Oklahoma City.

[Spur-Addict]

Today, here and now it's the Cavs (Cleve).

[balli]

San Antonio. It's not the fans or arena or anything, the Spurs just curb stomp us every time we're there. And even if the Kings suck, I'll still say Arco because the Jazz usually lose there, are there tonight and we never win the second game of our b2b's.

[Allanon]

It's hard to win in Boston.

[balli]

Poll starts off with cities, then switches to teams for some reason??

Yeah, I think we're all able to put two and two together there guy.

[JoeTait75]

Year in, year out, any of the one-team Western towns like Portland, Utah, or San Antonio.

[BUMP]

Poll starts off with cities, then switches to teams for some reason?? I voted for Oklahoma City.

ya i know in case you dont know me very well im kind of a dumbass.....who was able to come up with the greatest troll in ST history

[m33p0]

worst home court, MSG. you don't want to be a knick whenever some hotshot comes to town and plans on ripping the scoring record in that building.

[dallaskd]

Not only Dallas can't win in Utah, they get murdered. so they get my vote.

[Brickhouse]

Utah
Cleveland

[FreeMason]

Staples b/c of refs.

[Cry Havoc]

I like how the teams are all alphabetized in the poll so you can find them easily.

[IronMexican]

Looks like he copy and pasted from a website that had it all set up by what division they are in.

[Girasuck]

I still say we have the best home court, only because I can't think of another arena where the fans have such a huge influence on how the game is played and the calls from the refs, plus the ability to get inside the head of other teams players.

As far as where I don't want to see my team play. It's either in LA or San Antonio. We can't win at either arena (unless it's the Clippers) so I'd have to go with both.

[Red Hawk #21]

Rose Garden or definetely Oracle arena when the Warriors used to be the .

[Xylus]

Phoenix.

Right up there with the most classless fans I've ever seen attend basketball games.

Wrong.

Phoenix fans have become some of the laziest, most unenergetic fans among the NBA's winning franchises. Go to a Suns game some time. Those ers don't give a about this team anymore. They aren't passionate enough to be classless.

[mffl89]

I either heard or read somewhere that one of the reasons the Jazz have such a good home record is because teams tend to play there on the 2nd night of back-to-backs or on the 4th game in 5 nights.

[Girasuck]

I still say we have the best home court, only because I can't think of another arena where the fans have such a huge influence on how the game is played and the calls from the refs, plus the ability to get inside the head of other teams players.

What a brilliant observation. I believe last night proved it.

[RedsLakers24]

For some reason the Lakers always loose in the Rose Garden, but if i was a player i would least like to play in Utah, the fans are crazy and the refs somehow get intiminated by the fans