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What happened to GOAT Stevens?? Now he has real talent and he cant coach?? Tatum regressed?? Brown and Rozier are scrubs?? Flat earth cant lead??
 
Never seen a team miss more open shats. Like almost if not everybody's shooting % is in the tank compared to last year. The Per 100 or whatever #s have them ranked as a dominant defense and an incompetent offense due to it

Keep saying the #s would balance themselves out eventually, but that refrain's gotten tired by now. At least Hayward looks normal now, so, we'll see
 
Brown, Rozier, and Horford have been cans for most of the season so far, and only Kyrie seems to be aware that you can actually score points by driving to the hoop.

Raptors look like they can hang another 1st Half Championship banner; maybe they can go pop some bottles with the Grizzlies
 
I’m not worried yet. Feels like they need to make a trade though. A 2 for 1 or 3 for 2 to start establishing some hierarchy.
 
the clippers are gonna be a problem
 
https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2018/11/21/Media/NBA.aspx

LeFraud going to the Fakers has most people not giving a flying fucccc

"NBA viewership is down 26% on TNT and 6% on ESPN one month into the season. Much of the sharp decline can be attributed to LeBron James’ move to the Western Conference, which has hit viewership for the early-window primetime NBA telecasts particularly hard so far. TNT is averaging 1.79 million viewers after 12 game telecasts, the net’s slowest start to a season in at least a decade.

TNT was hit right out of the gate on opening night, as the 76ers-Celtics and Thunder-Warriors doubleheader averaged 2.82 million viewers. That was down 42% from last year, when the doubleheader featured Celtics-Cavaliers (highlighted by Kyrie Irving's return to Cleveland) and Rockets-Warriors. TNT’s top game this season to date easily was its first featuring James and the Lakers, as the matchup with the Trail Blazers on Oct. 18 averaged 3.31 million viewers.

CALIFORNIA KING: For TNT’s early windows this season to date, the net is averaging 1.61 million viewers compared to 2.75 million viewers at the same point last season (zero James games this year vs. two in ’17). But the late windows, which feature more prominent Western Conference teams, are seeing a less-pronounced drop, with two Lakers games to date. Meanwhile, ESPN is down 6% overall after 18 telecasts, averaging 1.69 million viewers compared to 1.79 million. But the net is up compared to the same time frame two years ago (1.61 million viewers for 14 games).

James and the Lakers also have the top ESPN game this season, with 2.7 million viewers for the Nov. 8 matchup against the Celtics. Similar to TNT, ESPN’s early window is seeing a drop (-16%), as there were three Cavaliers/James games at this point last year compared to zero Lakers/James games in the early window so far this season. Both TNT and ESPN will look to close the gap as the season progresses, with stronger matchups in the back half, as well as the ability to flex in some better games.

CITY EDITIONS: While national viewership has started slower than last season, several local markets are seeing impressive gains to date. The addition of James in the offseason has helped Spectrum SportsNet to a 39% gain.
 
if Kyle is hurt this season is definitely a big fat asterisk.
 
TribalDrumz said:
https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2018/11/21/Media/NBA.aspx

LeFraud going to the Fakers has most people not giving a flying fucccc

"NBA viewership is down 26% on TNT and 6% on ESPN one month into the season. Much of the sharp decline can be attributed to LeBron James’ move to the Western Conference, which has hit viewership for the early-window primetime NBA telecasts particularly hard so far. TNT is averaging 1.79 million viewers after 12 game telecasts, the net’s slowest start to a season in at least a decade.

TNT was hit right out of the gate on opening night, as the 76ers-Celtics and Thunder-Warriors doubleheader averaged 2.82 million viewers. That was down 42% from last year, when the doubleheader featured Celtics-Cavaliers (highlighted by Kyrie Irving's return to Cleveland) and Rockets-Warriors. TNT’s top game this season to date easily was its first featuring James and the Lakers, as the matchup with the Trail Blazers on Oct. 18 averaged 3.31 million viewers.

CALIFORNIA KING: For TNT’s early windows this season to date, the net is averaging 1.61 million viewers compared to 2.75 million viewers at the same point last season (zero James games this year vs. two in ’17). But the late windows, which feature more prominent Western Conference teams, are seeing a less-pronounced drop, with two Lakers games to date. Meanwhile, ESPN is down 6% overall after 18 telecasts, averaging 1.69 million viewers compared to 1.79 million. But the net is up compared to the same time frame two years ago (1.61 million viewers for 14 games).

James and the Lakers also have the top ESPN game this season, with 2.7 million viewers for the Nov. 8 matchup against the Celtics. Similar to TNT, ESPN’s early window is seeing a drop (-16%), as there were three Cavaliers/James games at this point last year compared to zero Lakers/James games in the early window so far this season. Both TNT and ESPN will look to close the gap as the season progresses, with stronger matchups in the back half, as well as the ability to flex in some better games.

CITY EDITIONS: While national viewership has started slower than last season, several local markets are seeing impressive gains to date. The addition of James in the offseason has helped Spectrum SportsNet to a 39% gain.
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East coast is where the ratings are. NBA dun fucked up now. That is why those clowns have major games starting at 4, 5, 6pm and shit and our afternoon games are morning games for them. they aint shit. NBA needs to appease the East and send some stars over.
 
Kawhi looking better and better. He has major speed and spring tonight we barely saw early in the season.
 
TribalDrumz said:
https://www.sportsbusinessdaily.com/Daily/Issues/2018/11/21/Media/NBA.aspx

LeFraud going to the Fakers has most people not giving a flying fucccc

"NBA viewership is down 26% on TNT and 6% on ESPN one month into the season. Much of the sharp decline can be attributed to LeBron James’ move to the Western Conference, which has hit viewership for the early-window primetime NBA telecasts particularly hard so far. TNT is averaging 1.79 million viewers after 12 game telecasts, the net’s slowest start to a season in at least a decade.

TNT was hit right out of the gate on opening night, as the 76ers-Celtics and Thunder-Warriors doubleheader averaged 2.82 million viewers. That was down 42% from last year, when the doubleheader featured Celtics-Cavaliers (highlighted by Kyrie Irving's return to Cleveland) and Rockets-Warriors. TNT’s top game this season to date easily was its first featuring James and the Lakers, as the matchup with the Trail Blazers on Oct. 18 averaged 3.31 million viewers.

CALIFORNIA KING: For TNT’s early windows this season to date, the net is averaging 1.61 million viewers compared to 2.75 million viewers at the same point last season (zero James games this year vs. two in ’17). But the late windows, which feature more prominent Western Conference teams, are seeing a less-pronounced drop, with two Lakers games to date. Meanwhile, ESPN is down 6% overall after 18 telecasts, averaging 1.69 million viewers compared to 1.79 million. But the net is up compared to the same time frame two years ago (1.61 million viewers for 14 games).

James and the Lakers also have the top ESPN game this season, with 2.7 million viewers for the Nov. 8 matchup against the Celtics. Similar to TNT, ESPN’s early window is seeing a drop (-16%), as there were three Cavaliers/James games at this point last year compared to zero Lakers/James games in the early window so far this season. Both TNT and ESPN will look to close the gap as the season progresses, with stronger matchups in the back half, as well as the ability to flex in some better games.

CITY EDITIONS: While national viewership has started slower than last season, several local markets are seeing impressive gains to date. The addition of James in the offseason has helped Spectrum SportsNet to a 39% gain.
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Did you guys even read this?

Lakers have the top rated TNT and ESPN game this season

Overall viewing is down but what does that have to do with Lebron?
 
Not happy with how sloppy Raptors are playing

Way too many turnovers
 
offense still hasnt really clicked for the Raps yet. The defense can be downright scary for stretches tho. Kawhi/OG/Green/Ibaka is just nasty. Then you got Green, Wright, Siakam and even Lowry who all play hard af on the defensive end.
 
sixers being bullied by Cleveland.


Oh Jimmy puts them over the top LOL
 
TheRuthlessOne said:
Did you guys even read this?

Lakers have the top rated TNT and ESPN game this season

Overall viewing is down but what does that have to do with Lebron?
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Lmao.

You expected someone on here to read or know what they are talking about?
 
lol @ the Sixers losing at home to the Cavs and Cucks losing at home to the Suns.

The Least was supposed to be better this year but they are still a joke.
 
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