DMorgan
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That shit also means more players who really shouldn't be in the league being in the league. Too many teams waters the league down IMO.
Competition would be better with contraction of teams not expansion.
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That shit also means more players who really shouldn't be in the league being in the league. Too many teams waters the league down IMO.
Competition would be better with contraction of teams not expansion.
BlackAx410
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I thought you were talking about Kansas City Missouri instead of Kansas, St. Louis would get a team before the state of Kansas IMO
to play devil’s advocate
But there’s also complaints about players being out the league when they should be in the league
there’s also a 60 player draft every year
and there’s no other time in history players around the world have been this talented
Well Kansas City Missouri and Kansas is really the same area so tomato tomato but I said St. Louis at first but I changed it to Kansas City because if it was in St Louis I could argue that should be in the East
small difference but I was thinking about proximity to the Texas teams and Denver
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If entertainment was a factor, OKC, and Indy wouldn't have a team. Kansas only cares about the Jayhawks. Unless that team is filled with former Jayhawks it wouldn't sell. I would definitely take St. Louis over KC Missouri. The Lou is already a sports town. The infrastructure is already in place.
DMorgan
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All this so called talent and you got teams like the wizards, kings, and magic that haven't come close to doing shit in decades. Expansion ain't going to make that better.
For the bold that seems to be folks in organizations doing favors for folks and ain't really shit can be done about that.
okay so in this scenario if Seattle and St. Louis was added
Tell me what happens to Minnesota, Memphis, St. Louis as far as how they are grouped
Just because those teams are bad doesn’t mean talent is spread too thin
wizards have had Beal, wall, Westbrook, Porzingis come through in recent years
kings have had Fox, Sabonis, Bagley (not a talent reason they fucked up this pick but they also didn’t play him much to develop correctly)
magic…..vucevic
I could argue that instead of a weak talent pool it’s poor management
as far as the favor thing, I can agree to an extent
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It's moot bcuz St. Louis ain't getting a team. I'm just saying St. Louis is better suited for a team than a team in Kansas or Missouri.
DMorgan
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Ok so if it's a management thing don't mean the management of the expansion teams will be any better than the other horrible management teams have now.
Either way shit is wild but as you said earlier expansion is coming.
Lol if you’re gonna push back on my hypothetical dont not answer and tell me it’s moot because they aren’t getting a team.
We know they aren’t but my hypothetical which is now piggy backing off of yours since you changed it is operating on the scenario that they do get a team
tell me what happens with those 3 teams then
I’m not saying it’s definitely a management thing but to act like those teams are bad because there ain’t enough talent in the league doesn’t really fly
As far as the expansion teams’ management thing. Yeah true but management issues can be solved im just saying the whole there’s not enough talent thing doesn’t seem to be a fully valid point
there’s definitely free agents, G league players, guys on two ways, etc who are good enough to be in the league out there
there’s also a draft coming next year that has more young talent coming. And the next year and so on
Don’t post this bullshit while I’m getting my shit off
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Chill nigga. I'm doing payroll, smoking, and trying to hit you back all at the same time.
St Louis is never getting an NBA team
Lol nah it’s all good I appreciate it
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