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If Hanson agrees to $500 million, he is officially a bird. :x
Good looks mayne, glad you watched it; definitely a good watch.I seen this when you posted it in this thread a few weeks ago
It still doesn't change the fact that the kings "fans" didn't care about the team after they got whack.. Then when they heard that the kings were probably gonna relocate, that's when they started to care again
Relocation is good
Nets used to play in jersey.. Took me over an hour to get to their games, now it takes me 30 - 45 mins to their games
Just bums me out it'll take me 11 hours and 49 minutes, 775 miles, to get to a Sonics/Kings game
Ya but thats still a pretty long drive. I'd rather just catch Giants games or something rather than watch NBA basketball with no Kings.Yeah it's unfortunate for the kings fans that they're relocating, but the NBA is a busine$$ and the Maloof's are idiotsGood looks mayne, glad you watched it; definitely a good watch.I seen this when you posted it in this thread a few weeks ago
It still doesn't change the fact that the kings "fans" didn't care about the team after they got whack.. Then when they heard that the kings were probably gonna relocate, that's when they started to care again
Relocation is good
Nets used to play in jersey.. Took me over an hour to get to their games, now it takes me 30 - 45 mins to their games
Just bums me out it'll take me 11 hours and 49 minutes, 775 miles, to get to a Sonics/Kings game
the Bay Area isn't that far from Sacramento, so you can always go to Warriors games
Melo suspended 1 game
The Kings are the only "mobile" franchise on the market. The Grizzlies and Hornets are referenced as being "immovable," for some reason. That's what makes the $500 price tag apparently
Kings barely has fans in the first place?
I've been to Arco Arena about 5 or 6 times in my life (from 2007 to 2011), and even while their franchise was hanging on to the skin of their teeth - fans were there in great amounts.
The initial move from Seatte to OKC is what damaged this of course, and I still feel as if OKC never deserved that team. It's going to happen again, when both KD and Westbrook are no longer on that team, you'll have a futile Thunder team failing to attract free agents - and ultimately being put in the same position Sacramento is in now. Mark my words. Give it 6-10 years.
Bay Area Laker Fans
they are Immovable
If someone buys them, i mean it wont be quick but they can move the team. There was talk about the Grizz being moved if bought by another owner but it didnt happen.
here we go with that if you root for one home town team you have to root for them all crapSerious...then these same dudes go and act all die hard bay area with their "GO NINERS and GO GIANTS" BS. F outta here.
who hurt you fam?Bay Area Laker Fans
Serious...then these same dudes go and act all die hard bay area with their "GO NINERS and GO GIANTS" BS. F outta here.
Kings barely has fans in the first place?
I've been to Arco Arena about 5 or 6 times in my life (from 2007 to 2011), and even while their franchise was hanging on to the skin of their teeth - fans were there in great amounts.
The initial move from Seatte to OKC is what damaged this of course, and I still feel as if OKC never deserved that team. It's going to happen again, when both KD and Westbrook are no longer on that team, you'll have a futile Thunder team failing to attract free agents - and ultimately being put in the same position Sacramento is in now. Mark my words. Give it 6-10 years.
"Detroit Pistons have expressed interest in Rudy Gay according to a Pistons Writer we spoke with."
"8 teams: Boston, Denver, Detroit, Golden State, Minnesota, Phoenix, Sacramento, Toronto have all expressed interest."
I hate the Peninsula teams. I consider the Warriors to be a part of them.
I hate the Peninsula teams. I consider the Warriors to be a part of them.
how? They play next to where your A's and Raiders play
Exactly. The Oklahoma City crowd is celebrated as one of the best home crowds in the league for being loud and creating a college-like atmosphere... doesn't that ring a bell (or cowbell)? But the Thunder have been good for 4 out of the 5 years they've been in OKC and they've had one of the most intriguing players in the league for all five.
The crowds will inevitably die down once Durant's career winds down unless they strike gold again. It's not a knock on the fans; it's just how things go. If it goes on too long, will we be talking about selling the Thunder and possible relocation 5-10 years after the Durant era is over? Maybe some suits in Sacramento will be interested.