Bring back the Spirits of St. Louis![]()
I wanted one of them jerseys since John Cena came out with one.
Obviously Seattle and Vegas. I fukk with St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh but ehhh...
@BigE214
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Bring back the Spirits of St. Louis![]()
@BigE214Fukk all those cities.Give Chicago a 2nd team nyc and L.A. have 2
san jose, the bay area can support 2 nba teams
yall brehs missing the pointI remember when they treated Jazzy Jeff like shyt but hope they treat dudes different now. They still got that BS dress code? Miss KCThey might though, we've had concerts down there without any real incidents. Usually shyt happens in Wesport with the youngins, but they've put a stop to that as well. The fact that NBA has held exhibition games at the Sprint Center for the past few years should let them know that it's possible.
Moses Malone in NBA Street Volume 2I wanted one of them Jerseys since John Cena came out with one.
Obviously Seattle and Vegas. I fukk with St. Louis, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh but ehhh...
@BigE214

They've eased up on the dress code because it was blatantly racist. Plus they had a bunch of white people walking around dressed like they didn't give a hot damn, so they've relaxed some the dress code.I remember when they treated Jazzy Jeff like shyt but hope they treat dudes different now. They still got that BS dress code? Miss KC
It's called footballSt. Louis needs some black sports to love. Not that brothas can't love the Cards or Blues, but something more culturally exclusive would be nice.
What's wrong with San Jose ?yall brehs missing the point
What's wrong with San Jose ?
This is a huge market to exploit, right in the backyard of Silicon ValleyYou're putting a team in the middle of the market of the NBA champs. It's called EXPANSION for a reason breh, to expand the league, fan base, revenue, markets, etc. You don't accomplish 10% of that in San Jose/Chicago/any current market that you do in a new city.
IDK fam. I hear Silicon Valley, I think overpriced seats, stuffy suits and fair weather fansThis is a huge market to exploit, right in the backyard of Silicon Valley
And big moneyIDK fam. I hear Silicon Valley, I think overpriced seats, stuffy suits and fair weather fans
when you expand you have to do 2 to even out the conferences, so I'll say:
East: Kansas City. With all this talk of teams threatening to move because they want a new arena, KC is ripe because they have a new arena that nobody is using.
West: Seattle. For obvious reasons.