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It's on right now. You didn't miss much.
I don't need to watch Chicago dribble the last 20 seconds off the clock, and I don't need to watch them walk off the court and down the tunnel.
Gimme Spurs basketball.
It's on right now. You didn't miss much.
yeah that was so ed up, I mean we knew who was going to win that game with a minute left, and then they stretched that friggin minute for five real minutes
Well depends on your perspective. As a diehard Spurs fan, 20 seconds of Spurs hoops is an eternity.
Hey im from CT and my dad and I are arguing about TNT broadcasting policy. i'm a spurs fan and was watching the end of the bulls game with the spurs game not on. What happens in SA or dallas, are there regional networks?
It's on FOX Sports too. Channel 26.
I don't think SA has much of a problem as they've got the game going on like three stations down there.
Here in Dallas we got stuck with TNT's national feed, which means I had to sit through a minute of meaningless ball at the end of Chicago-Washington.
Well, then I'm glad I'm in SA.
Well, now they lost the signal from SA.
It's really great that the NBA decides to space the games out for days and days but then shows three games in a row with no space for anything. If one of those games had gone to overtime they would have been crucified by the fans of the other teams. At least ESPN has alternate channels in case that happens.
Yeah, I feel yalls frustration. Thats the biggest disadvantage when Spurs games are broadcasted nationwide. But you have to think about Bulls and Wizards fans who believe that 20 seconds of Bulls or Wizards hoops are an eternity to them. The Suns-Kings had already started when the Spurs game ended. How would you like it if they cutoff the game to broadcast the Suns-Kings game after when the Nuggets made it a two-possession game in the last seconds when Suns and Kings fans believe that its over?
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