View Full Version : Almost every NBA game on national TV is a blowout. Other complaints and why NBA sucks
TonyMontana
01-28-2016, 06:21 AM
Every time I tune in to the weeknight games on TNT or ESPN it's the same story.
One team has a 15 point lead that they hang on to the entire game. No lead changing, no cutting into it. Just one team permanently ahead by double digits. I tuned in to the Mavs/GSW and HOU/SA games tonight at various points and for the amount of time I watched it was legit the most boring shit. Then I realized almost every NBA game I've tuned in to this year has been exactly like that.
This is the worst the NBA has ever been.
Relevant teams all sitting out key players because they realize the season means shit.
There are never any conflicts/ heated moments either. The NBA should revert to rules before 2006 where more physical play was encouraged, particularly on the perimeter. I bet after that we'd see less buddy buddy every night.
fiddy
01-28-2016, 06:26 AM
You're just salty Bran is not going to win.
Spurs m8
01-28-2016, 07:00 AM
Get league pass or quit NBA or something
sportjames23
01-28-2016, 07:40 AM
You're just salty Bran is not going to win.
I thought Montana was a Kobe stan?
Pushxx
01-28-2016, 07:58 AM
I've noticed that, too, yet each conference's playoff race is as competitive as it's been in many years.
RepMe
01-28-2016, 11:07 AM
Well about 50% of games are not especially close. The Warriors have blowouts probably 90% of the time, and they are currently nationally televised more than other teams right now, so it would skew things a bit. Luckily, the Warriors are entertaining even when blowing teams out.
Sarcastic
01-28-2016, 11:20 AM
That's what they've turned the game into, by turning it into a jump shooting league. It's a game of streaks. If your shot is not falling one night you're gonna get blown out, since you have no other go to moves.
Welcome to the modern NBA. Isn't it great?
Asukal
01-28-2016, 11:24 AM
This is what happens when the rules favor the perimeter too much. Big men are useless now. :confusedshrug:
Although I must admit, the warriors are fun to watch. :rockon:
Adam Silver
01-28-2016, 11:33 AM
That's what they've turned the game into, by turning it into a jump shooting league. It's a game of streaks. If your shot is not falling one night you're gonna get blown out, since you have no other go to moves.
Welcome to the modern NBA. Isn't it great?
Just don't blame me, this was Stern's doing.
Jon_Koncak
01-28-2016, 01:36 PM
It really is the most boring NBA season of recent history.How many memorable games have there been,four,five?
90sgoat
01-28-2016, 01:54 PM
The regular season is pretty boring now, it's become somewhat of a D-league in that the regular season is mostly about young players learning on the job and then you have guys in contract years playing out of their mind. Everyone else just coasting in wait for playoffs.
WorldWarriors
01-28-2016, 01:58 PM
Well about 50% of games are not especially close. The Warriors have blowouts probably 90% of the time, and they are currently nationally televised more than other teams right now, so it would skew things a bit. Luckily, the Warriors are entertaining even when blowing teams out. Warriors haven't had that many national TV games contrary to popular belief. Lakers have had more.
Young X
01-28-2016, 02:01 PM
The TNT games are wild boring. Inside the NBA > the actual games.
Yoshi
01-28-2016, 02:08 PM
It really is the most boring NBA season of recent history.How many memorable games have there been,four,five?
That's because the only interesting story at first was how low Warrior's streak would go. Now, we know they will be #1, Spurs will be #2, and Cavs will be #1 in the East. There is nothing compelling at the top.
TonyMontana
01-28-2016, 03:15 PM
The regular season is pretty boring now, it's become somewhat of a D-league in that the regular season is mostly about young players learning on the job and then you have guys in contract years playing out of their mind. Everyone else just coasting in wait for playoffs.
I'm of the belief that there is also less effort being given this year.
I say that because you mentioned "contract years". Right now with the CAp set to boom, EVERYONE is getting paid no matter what. You don't even need to play good in your contract year. Tristan Thompson is making like 17 million per year and he averages 7 PPG with no rim protection. just rebounds.
That's because the only interesting story at first was how low Warrior's streak would go. Now, we know they will be #1, Spurs will be #2, and Cavs will be #1 in the East. There is nothing compelling at the top.
Yeah. Spurs-GSW warriors WCF will be the only real series. The Spurs got a shot to beat them, but thats it. The lebrons will get their yearly finals berth and then get raped in the finals.
KiiiiNG
01-28-2016, 08:30 PM
The league is definitely in the shitter right now. It's unwatchable.
There's nothing compelling going on right now. No interesting rivalries, no new transcendent super stars. LeBron and Durant are clearly coasting and saving themselves for the playoffs.
And like you said, the nationally televised games are usually an absolute snooze-fest.
One of the worst NBA years in recent memory.
Round Mound
01-28-2016, 11:23 PM
I hope they eliminate the 3-Point line soon. Its boring just watching all the players just shoot threes.
Jameerthefear
01-28-2016, 11:36 PM
I hope they eliminate the 3-Point line soon. Its boring just watching all the players just shoot threes.
That's never happening so...
Hittin_Shots
01-29-2016, 12:04 AM
Boston have won 26 games and I haven't felt like the wins been decided early in a lot of them. Watch more Boston.
tmacattack33
01-29-2016, 12:11 AM
The league is definitely in the shitter right now. It's unwatchable.
There's nothing compelling going on right now. No interesting rivalries, no new transcendent super stars. LeBron and Durant are clearly coasting and saving themselves for the playoffs.
And like you said, the nationally televised games are usually an absolute snooze-fest.
One of the worst NBA years in recent memory.
:roll:
Stephen Curry is having the best season since 1992 MJ...actually, scratch that...as of this time, 45 games into the regular season, Stephen Curry is having the best season in the history of the game of basketball.
That's somewhat "transcendent" if you ask me :oldlol:
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