Let’s face it.
The NBA is basically a Negro League at this point.
Why would anyone white watch it?
Because I watch sports because I enjoy them and because of the talent. Not because of the color of who’s playing.
I won’t watch it because they are spouting nonsense and standing behind terrorist groups and applying double standards
Being a “negro” league is ok by me. Being a racist league, bowing to China is where I get off. They are racist, they hate whites.
Racism allowed in nba????? Oh hell no /s.....it is all racism allthe time...c’mon man....
Let’s face it.
The NBA is basically a Negro League at this point.
Why would anyone white watch it?
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Yes, blacks are, on the average, better at basketball than whites. That is also true for most, but not all, other sports.
But I plan to watch NBA basketball because I played basketball when I was younger and am simply in awe of the skill of some of these professionals.
I love to watch Luka Doncic play. Amazing guy. But anyone who doesn’t appreciate the skills of Steph Curry, Klay Thompson and many others must have lost their eyesight at a young age.
I do make an occasional exception. While LeBron is without question a superb athlete, he picked the wrong sport. He is just the guy you need in a 3rd and 2 situation late in a tight game. In football that’s exciting. In basketball it’s boring.
Well I just watched the last minutes and the overtime of game 4 between the Mavericks and the Clippers.
It not an understatement to state that it was one of the greatest finishes to a basketball game that I have ever witnessed. I’m so sorry for the NBA boycotting Freepers who missed it but that’s life.
A few highlights:
1. Harrell and Doncic shook hands, hugged and went on with their liives before the game.
2. Doncic had perhaps the greatest game of his career. 40+ points and a triple double.
3. At the end of overtime with less than 4 seconds to go and Dallas trailing by one point, Doncic takes an inbound pass and hits a 3 pointer from at least 5 feet behind the 3 point line.
4 Doncic wins the game for the Mavericks.