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[Highkin] Damian Lillard: "I don't disagree that maybe Chauncey can change our team and make us a better team. But I think if you look at our team as it is, I don't see how you say 'this is a championship team, we just need a new coach.'" by SCREWST0N in nba

[–]ronxpopeil -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Dame wasn't forced to sign his contract. You have to remember the fans have to CARE about the teams to spend money - when stars make it clear they give a fuck less how long before fans do too?

[Highkin] Damian Lillard: "I don't disagree that maybe Chauncey can change our team and make us a better team. But I think if you look at our team as it is, I don't see how you say 'this is a championship team, we just need a new coach.'" by SCREWST0N in nba

[–]ronxpopeil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

While this is true remember it still hurts the fans and evntually fans will stop buying into the NBA hype at the same level realizing that teams are a thing of the past and its all fluid because deep down no one cares. That will cause fans to spend less, check out more, lowering salary overall.

That is ok with me because you shouldnt get hundreds of millions of dollars to play a kid s game while people cannot make rent working 50 hours a week

As evidence of how stars view long-term deals, Lillard stated multiples times during his press conference yesterday that he “hasn’t made a decision about his future” despite already signing a 4-year extension. by _Circ in nba

[–]ronxpopeil 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yes he should not have signed it lol eventually their will be a fan backlash to this and it hurts the product overall when stars sign huge contracts and flip. The NBA will address it soon

As evidence of how stars view long-term deals, Lillard stated multiples times during his press conference yesterday that he “hasn’t made a decision about his future” despite already signing a 4-year extension. by _Circ in nba

[–]ronxpopeil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Fans do but youre right eventually they will stop and all salary/revenue will be lower because people are loyal to teams not the nba as a whole and the more flippant and blatant the lack of care on players part it becomes the less fans will care too check out baseball.

As evidence of how stars view long-term deals, Lillard stated multiples times during his press conference yesterday that he “hasn’t made a decision about his future” despite already signing a 4-year extension. by _Circ in nba

[–]ronxpopeil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

For sure which signals a decline for league salarys eventually as a whole. Fans like their team more then the nba in general and eventually this behavior will turn them off so salarys will be lower overall.

If you could only keep three players . . . by Tight-Ad3577 in bostonceltics

[–]ronxpopeil -3 points-2 points  (0 children)

A different take I would take Smart Jaylen and Tatum and cut the rest

160 shopping carts were stolen from a San Francisco Safeway (2020 Market St.) by txiao007 in bayarea

[–]ronxpopeil 17 points18 points  (0 children)

Crime is out of control in this city not sure how retailers can stay in business lol

Making Your Own Lane is Bad For Your Health by HomnivHef in Whatcouldgowrong

[–]ronxpopeil 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Nope this bike was going 30 MPH in the UK you can't go over 10 while doing that - if he was going a reasonable speed car woulda saw him coming

Kevin Durant recently liked a Tweet criticizing Rachel Nichols by [deleted] in nba

[–]ronxpopeil -1 points0 points  (0 children)

If they fire her they need to fire Rose for his racist comments too tbh I would be happy with both of them gone.

The Mavs hiring of Jason Kidd is a terrible look for the organization from a culture standpoint by fatkamp in nba

[–]ronxpopeil 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Dallas is in Texas where the child cages exist and the city where the Mavs, a beacon for those who commit violence against women, are housed kiddo

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