2023/2024 NBA Season Thread
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southsil4lil
We eat so many shrimp I got iodine poisoning
southsil4lil
We eat so many shrimp I got iodine poisoning
Well, could've used the jazz but...Lucky for you they named them the Pelicans. "Rhythm" and "angels" sound like some wnba team names.
AZTG
OG
Great. Get this mfer off my tv
Bronny looks like an actor playing in a movie where his character is an NBA player.
Iceberg_Taylor
THE FINAL BOSS
I'm not saying you're wack
I gave you a wack cause of Joe Tsai's stupid ass face and his stupid ass opinions and his stupid ass life
TTBF
Really hate a rap nigga...
Lol this is cute to look at but these niggas would be food. Bar bee que
TTBF
Really hate a rap nigga...
Like Mike head ass.
TTBF
Really hate a rap nigga...
He should just wait. He can probably find a better situation.
Gray Matter
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TTBF
Really hate a rap nigga...
NBA on TNT may be ending over $200 million dispute
With Warner Bros. Discovery on the brink of losing the NBA on TNT, they’ll do so knowing $200 million may have saved the relationship.
awfulannouncing.com
Comcast’s agreement with the league to bring back the NBA on NBC is reportedly worth about $2.5 billion per year. WBD CEO and president David Zaslav has the right to match, but doing so is proving to be difficult because the NBA values Comcast’s ability to put games on NBC. WBD does not have a broadcast network.
But according to Bloomberg, Zaslav could have retained NBA rights without a bidding war. As the current rights holders, Disney and WBD had an exclusive negotiation window to reach a contract renewal with the NBA. Disney reached a handshake agreement with the NBA during that window, Zaslav did not. Bloomberg reports the NBA began talks with WBD by requesting $2.3 billion a year, but Zaslav wouldn’t go above $2.1 billion, prompting Silver to start negotiating with Comcast and Amazon.
Fast forward about two months and the NBA now has an agreement with Comcast for $2.5 billion annually. But had Zaslav reached a handshake agreement by meeting the league’s initial request of $2.3 billion, WBD may have been able to retain NBA media rights at a discount.
TTBF
Really hate a rap nigga...
Zaslav is never gonna live this mistake down. What a Miscalculation. That was a layup.NBA on TNT may be ending over $200 million dispute
With Warner Bros. Discovery on the brink of losing the NBA on TNT, they’ll do so knowing $200 million may have saved the relationship.awfulannouncing.com
Comcast’s agreement with the league to bring back the NBA on NBC is reportedly worth about $2.5 billion per year. WBD CEO and president David Zaslav has the right to match, but doing so is proving to be difficult because the NBA values Comcast’s ability to put games on NBC. WBD does not have a broadcast network.
But according to Bloomberg, Zaslav could have retained NBA rights without a bidding war. As the current rights holders, Disney and WBD had an exclusive negotiation window to reach a contract renewal with the NBA. Disney reached a handshake agreement with the NBA during that window, Zaslav did not. Bloomberg reports the NBA began talks with WBD by requesting $2.3 billion a year, but Zaslav wouldn’t go above $2.1 billion, prompting Silver to start negotiating with Comcast and Amazon.
Fast forward about two months and the NBA now has an agreement with Comcast for $2.5 billion annually. But had Zaslav reached a handshake agreement by meeting the league’s initial request of $2.3 billion, WBD may have been able to retain NBA media rights at a discount.
