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The NBA ain't going away, people..
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The NBA ain't going away, people..
Fans with an NBA home team:
NBA haters from West Virginia and Pittsburgh:
And New York. NBA-stupid. Screw NBA, we want hockey.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
Good good, Im glad there wont be a lockout.
Alot of people don't like basketball on this board, and were hoping for a lockout, but I'm with you.Originally Posted by 777rak
Cool, Im glad to have found a NBA fan on this board.
once again, david stern does prove to own the union. of course, i think he relaxed too much on the age limit thing. he should have stuck to his guns and said a 20 age minimum. but other than that, he won and the players union is weak as usual.
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Yeah, a 19 y/o age limit is pretty useless for both sides. It hurts college hoops, too, so the people who wanted a 20 year age limit can't be happy.
This calls for a visit to the Vs. thread.
"Players can't get better over time." -GiantsFanatic
This means that Greg Oden, and most of the rest of the franchise HS talents for the class of 2006, will be forced to go to college (as most will be 18 on draft day).
From what I've read, here are some of the changes:
-- 19 year old age limit
-- Shorter contracts
-- Increased cap
-- True minor league
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