potterscrow
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Post by potterscrow on Jun 30, 2011 22:56:02 GMT -5
Damn lock outs. What is worse is the rumblings out of the NBA are saying about 50% of the owners are prepared to miss a whole season to get what they want and I was just hearing the the players are preparing for such a long drawn out battle. What the hell are they all thinking? The interest in the NBA is at it's highest since Jordan played. They need to keep the momentum. Couple this with the fact that you hear the NFL talks are starting to stall. I wish I could get them all in a room and give them all what they deserve.   |
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Setharion
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Post by Setharion on Jun 30, 2011 23:01:33 GMT -5
I actually cant say much about the NBA Potter, since i really dont follow the NBA...but the one good thing about lockouts is when they happen and do resolve it seems the product is as solid as ever. Like the NHL lockout really put the NHL back on track and i think its been rockin since. And im sure the NFL lockout will be solved by the season, but we will see. Either way for NBA fans thatll be a bummer. Im surprised baseball isnt the one locking out after years of so many crap teams simply losing out to the lack of a cap.
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Eventide
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Post by Eventide on Jul 1, 2011 12:13:19 GMT -5
Theres no way NFL owners and the networks will miss ALL the revenue an NFL season brings. Its economic suicide and they know it.
My brother in law actually plays for the New Orleans Saints as a full back (Heath Evans) and is really confident they will have something worked out by the middle of July..about the time players have to start reporting.
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