Donatello wrote:Indy wrote:The Rose Garden.
I'd have to disagree. Maybe in past years, but not this one. The place is deafening.
On weekend games, anyway.
Indy wrote:Donatello wrote:Indy wrote:The Rose Garden.
I'd have to disagree. Maybe in past years, but not this one. The place is deafening.
On weekend games, anyway.
The game yesterday looked like a funeral, possibly worse. They were more dead then I've ever seen any sports arena in my life.
Isaiah wrote:I don't know if this has been discussed before but which home team do you guys think has the most dull NBA crowd?
Honestly, I think the Lakers do, based on the games they telecast here in the Philippines. Compared to other crowds, the LA crowd is mostly silent the entire game, then either clap after a basket. They only get pumped up towards the end of the game.
The crowd was also like that when i watched Live at Staples. It seems the crowd only cheers constantly whenever its the playoffs, like Games 3 and 4 of the Suns series.
Mofo wrote:Isaiah wrote:I don't know if this has been discussed before but which home team do you guys think has the most dull NBA crowd?
Honestly, I think the Lakers do, based on the games they telecast here in the Philippines. Compared to other crowds, the LA crowd is mostly silent the entire game, then either clap after a basket. They only get pumped up towards the end of the game.
The crowd was also like that when i watched Live at Staples. It seems the crowd only cheers constantly whenever its the playoffs, like Games 3 and 4 of the Suns series.
Slightly off topic, but is it just me, or has the Lakers' Staples Center gotten a lot more darker this year than ever? On TV, you see court, and the crowd is covered in darkness. I remember last year, whenever I saw a game at the Laker's version of the Staples Center that it was quite bright.
Matthew wrote:I thought the lakers were soft until in game 6 of the 2000 finals, they really ignited that team to finish off the pacers. For every bandwagoning fan they have, they have 100 diehard fans.
Mofo wrote:Isaiah wrote:I don't know if this has been discussed before but which home team do you guys think has the most dull NBA crowd?
Honestly, I think the Lakers do, based on the games they telecast here in the Philippines. Compared to other crowds, the LA crowd is mostly silent the entire game, then either clap after a basket. They only get pumped up towards the end of the game.
The crowd was also like that when i watched Live at Staples. It seems the crowd only cheers constantly whenever its the playoffs, like Games 3 and 4 of the Suns series.
Slightly off topic, but is it just me, or has the Lakers' Staples Center gotten a lot more darker this year than ever? On TV, you see court, and the crowd is covered in darkness. I remember last year, whenever I saw a game at the Laker's version of the Staples Center that it was quite bright.
Qballer wrote:Isaiah, I think it might be due to the fact that the long-time Lakers arena annoucer has this really sleepy, dull voice and most people don't show up until halfway through the 1st and don't return from halftime (due to long lines at the concession stands at Staples) until halfway through the 3rd.
I say Atlanta too.
Mofo wrote:Slightly off topic, but is it just me, or has the Lakers' Staples Center gotten a lot more darker this year than ever? On TV, you see court, and the crowd is covered in darkness. I remember last year, whenever I saw a game at the Laker's version of the Staples Center that it was quite bright.
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