koberulz wrote:ONE's schedule tomorrow: Suns-Magic, Nuggets-Blazers, Breakers-Hawks, Tigers-Wildcats. An entire day of basketball on free-to-air Australian television. That sentence still doesn't sound right.
Dan's Brain wrote:I genuinely forgot that the NBL still existed.
How long has the season been running for?
What I don't get is why they need to cover the NBA at all. They already air MVP and Real NBA, at the very least.Sit wrote:That show Overtime - the guys don't know jack about the NBA yet try and give an analysis about it. They firstly said that Rajon Rondo did not make the final cut. Correction: He quit. And then they said that Team USA could have used a player like him. Correction: If they did, he would have been there. They called Ray Allen the perfect 2-guard in the NBA. No need to respond to this, I'm just putting it out there. If you're going to have NBA coverage and have a weekly recap, don't dedicate 15/60 minutes to the NBA and get guys who don't know what they're talking about to make comment.
Sit wrote:I'm not a fan of watching pre-recorded games. I lost interest in Bucks-Lakers in the fourth quarter after Shannon Brown went on a streak and the bench helped the Lakers get in front. I usually don't like non-live games because there's a sense of excitement missing. I prefer to see it live. That's why I don't use DVR to record it.
Andrew wrote:Friday: Boston @ Philadelphia & Orlando @ Portland
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