Men's Basketball NBA 2019 - 2020

[Monzanator 3,593]

Just now, Olympian1010 said:

Hmm, a tweet I saw last night was correct.

 

Critics will attack LeBron James no matter what.

I'm against all political boycotts so I actually support LeBron forcing the issue.

 

As for LeBron's ego, it's obvious at age 35 he wants to go out as #1 no matter what Leonard, Giannis or Doncic do elsewhere

[Olympian1010 7,470]

 

[Monzanator 3,593]

Nuggets beat Jazz 80-78 in Game 7 of West 1st Round. Nuggets only scored 30 pts in the second half. That's a points score straight from the 90s right there

[intoronto 4,200]

Wow Steve Nash is the new coach of the Nets!

[Shravan Kumar 109]

24 minutes ago, intoronto said:

Wow Steve Nash is the new coach of the Nets!

Yeah very surprising

 

[crovitlaci 177]

KD probably has a lot to do with this, him and Nash worked together while he was in the Warriors.

[thepharoah 2,284]

WOW ! What a crazy last sec in Toronto-boston game Toronto wins it 104-103 and still alive in this series 

[thepharoah 2,284]

 

A hell of a pass and hell of a game by kyle Lowry

[Monzanator 3,593]

Ja Morant has been voted rookie of the year with 99 first place votes (out of 100).

 

Thankfully even the media hype didn't help Zion Williamson this time.

[Vic Liu 1,576]

To everyone's surprise, China state-owned television CCTV suddenly announced that it will resume NBA broadcasting. It will live streaming tomorrow's G5 between Lakers and Heat. Apparently some secret agreement has been reached between NBA committee and CCTV and it will save both side's poor viewership ratings this year.

 

Originally NBA is banned on CCTV due to its support of "freedom of speech" towards Hong Kong pro-democracy protests. During the BLM movement, some Chinese laughed at the situation that NBA African American players' "freedom of speech" towards their own issues is also not welcomed and being asked to shut up and just play the games by Americans. Maybe after the BLM movement and the LeBron's boycotting, some understandings have been made. 

 

FYI: NBA is never fully banned in China, the internet broadcasting license belongs to the private-owned company Tencent and it has been online broadcasting the games normally