I don't have an emotional dog in it but it's enough to make me root for the Spurs.
I thought so too for awhile, but the playoffs have been great. Physical AFNo, but I don't watch the NBA because it's a terrible product, so that certainly helps.
I skip the regular season and just watch the playoffs. I really enjoy it.I thought so too for awhile, but the playoffs have been great. Physical AF
I agree with thisscrew Hollyweird.
Playoffs are great for sure.I skip the regular season and just watch the playoffs. I really enjoy it.
The NYC-centered national media is acting like this year’s NBA finals is bigger than any to ever come before it simply because there’s a New York team in it.
Yes, it is annoying. I actually quite like the players on this Knicks team, and would normally cheer for them. But I find myself wanting them to lose only because of the obnoxious New York thing.
In NYC you see the celebs on the front row half of them I like half I don’t, when the series returns to San Antonio, you will see large farm cattle owners on the front row, trying to send us cattle with screw worms in them so I like none of themI don't have an emotional dog in it but it's enough to make me root for the
Yup. It's the social media age. Everyone has to have a hot take on everything and people have to find something to complain about as you said.Hard disagree. They have to show something during timeouts. And it’s for like a couple of seconds a game. You just want to complain about something..
This is why I’ll never go to another game against UofL ever again. I’m way too old and good looking for jail.As for the spurs fan that got beat up, here's my unprovoked take on this:
Dont go into the opponents arena, unless you plan on not only being on your best behavior, but also likely taking some ridicule. Which to me is just a lose/lose situation. That spurs fan walked past 10,000 Knicks fans. Some of them are going to say sh*t.. if you respond back, then more might say ****. If you keep going it might escalate. And in this whole scenario, you're severely outnumbered.
So unless you want to just sit there and take a beating from the opposing fans, I dont see how its worth it. Id never go watch Kentucky play @Duke. Not even for great seats for free. Because im putting myself in a no-win situation.
You’re just pissed you’ve got Ben Affleck as your lone celebrity fan.Back in the 1900s, as the kids are calling it, before 24/7 internet in your pocket and social media, the celebrity sightings at these events was kind of cool. It’ll be hard for a young person to believe, but seeing Jack Nicholson court side at a Lakers playoff/finals game was really cool. These things added to the league’s popularity. It was smart marketing.
Now it’s not cool. Now it’s entirely played out. I’d be stoked if I didn’t see Timothée Chalmet. If anything, it’s just more of the boring rehash that has permeated every facet of popular culture.
This is why I’ll never go to another game against UofL ever again. I’m way too old and good looking for jail.
I'm with you. Entirely overrated. I don't understand the hype at all.The celebrities at court side only annoy me if it’s obvious they’re just bandwagon fans. Tracy Morgan, Ben Stiller and Spike Lee have been seen at Knicks games for years, even during bad years.
BTW, I have never seen a good movie starring Timothee Chalamet.
It has NOT been that long since there was a team like that. In fact, not even one full year.Hard working, disrespected by most everyone and a real damn team. Everyone should be celebrating that this is even still possible. You listen to the Spurs after their losses and they sound like entitled bitches. It’s been a long time since I felt like there was a pro squad worth rooting for. This Knicks squad is that.
It has NOT been that long. In fact, it hasn’t even been one full year yet.
Everything you just said also exactly describes last year’s Pacers (who likely would’ve won the title if Halliburton hadn’t blown out his Achilles in Game 7). A team “disrespected by everyone” without any top tier superstars that nonetheless made a remarkable run because they were such a “hardworking” “real damn team” with great chemistry. Same thing.
But you didn’t hear about it nearly as much from the national media because that was a small market middle America team, whereas this is NYC’s team.
You’re just pissed you’ve got Ben Affleck as your lone celebrity fan.
Many Spurs fans got attacked, most unprovoked.As for the spurs fan that got beat up, here's my unprovoked take on this:
Dont go into the opponents arena, unless you plan on not only being on your best behavior, but also likely taking some ridicule. Which to me is just a lose/lose situation. That spurs fan walked past 10,000 Knicks fans. Some of them are going to say sh*t.. if you respond back, then more might say ****. If you keep going it might escalate. And in this whole scenario, you're severely outnumbered.
So unless you want to just sit there and take a beating from the opposing fans, I dont see how its worth it. Id never go watch Kentucky play @Duke. Not even for great seats for free. Because im putting myself in a no-win situation.
Including politics too well saidMany Spurs fans got attacked, most unprovoked.
There is no excuse to assault people for their fandom. Heckling, etc isn't the issue here.
Many Spurs fans got attacked, most unprovoked.
There is no excuse to assault people for their fandom. Heckling, etc isn't the issue here.
I live in Indiana so can’t judge it from the outside but I’ve heard plenty about them. So much, in fact, that they seem like under achievers at this point to be honest.It has NOT been that long since there was a team like that. In fact, not even one full year.
Because everything you just said also exactly describes last year’s Pacers (who likely would’ve won the title if Halliburton hadn’t blown out his Achilles in Game 7). A team “disrespected by everyone” without any top tier superstars that nonetheless made a remarkable run because they were such a “hardworking” “real damn team” with great chemistry. Same thing.
But you didn’t hear about it nearly as much from the national media because that was a small market middle America team, whereas this is NYC’s team.
There are literal videos lmao. In fact, there is one with NYPD protecting a group of Spurs fans from degenerate Knicks fans. I saw a video of some Spurs fan trying to walk away - clearly not trying to fight and someone was trying to set his hair on fire with a lighter.You have absolutely zero evidence to back that up lol.
If you go into an opponents arena, and you cheer for your team, you're going to hear it from the opposing fans.. you choose what to do from there.
And btw, this is at nearly every stadium and arena across the world. NFL games, Basketball games, heck even Soccer games in 3rd would countries you might get stabbed for being with the wrong team.
I have taken that a step further this year.I skipped the regular season and playoffs. I'm just watching the finals.I skip the regular season and just watch the playoffs. I really enjoy it.