Comments on: What’s Not To Love About Super Teams?

By: Matthew

Matthew — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 20:09:41 +0000

Oh, I agree, but question why you decide to write this article now instead of during lock out while the owners were spreading their hooey.

Public and press support for the players was for the most part pretty negative. The lock out was contrived by the forever more, wormy David Stern and with the help of the press, the players took a beating. It seems kind of shallow to now come out in support of player movement and freedom.

By: Friday Bolts – 12.9.11 | Daily Thunder.com

Friday Bolts – 12.9.11 | Daily Thunder.com — Fri, 09 Dec 2011 15:56:25 +0000

[...] Darnell Mayberry on superteams: “And it’s not like the remaining 20 franchises are fresh meat for the top 10 to feast on. Dallas, for example, won the title last year. All the Mavs had was Dirk Nowitzki and a bunch of role players, albeit really good ones. As you go down the line, you’ll find plenty of teams with superb young talent. Teams like Washington, Utah, Toronto, Sacramento and Golden State. The lottery has been structured to help those teams strike gold and land another potential star to add to their stable. Some day, and perhaps some day soon, those teams can join the league’s most talented 10. In the meantime, it’s the top 10 that will keep us coming back. Keep us glued to our TV sets. Keep us reaching for our wallets to pony up for tickets and NBA League Pass. So bring on the super teams. I want to seem them. And you do, too.” [...]

By: Lynn1

Lynn1 — Thu, 08 Dec 2011 23:19:34 +0000

You can bet your bippy that there will never be a superteam created in OKC.

Once this current team runs its course, OKC will have to tank a few seasons and get lucky in the lottery to have a chance at a championship.

OKC fans better enjoy it now. We are in rare space and may not know it cause we are so new to this.