NBA 2008-2009 !!!!!!!!!!!

[The ill Jedi]

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

 

[The ill Jedi]

 

[The ill Jedi]

*giggles like a schoolgirl again*

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

 

[ProgMatinee]

can you imagine cheating on that with some butterface white girl?

 

[nash]

Kobe how's my ass taste?

 

[Bannister]

can you imagine cheating on that with some butterface white girl?

I sure can't. His wife is so ^^^^ing hot.

 

[Bannister]

Kobe how's my ass taste?

 

[nash]

I'd love for PHX to pick up Hedo, but probably not likely since he's looking for a big payday.

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

frugal teams will get nowhere..

 

[nash]

frugal teams will get nowhere..

Makes you wonder why some owners even own an NBA team.

 

[Bodie The Cursed]

i guess they make money off of it..

 

[Bannister]

i guess they make money off of it..

Doesn't that tightwad Sterling even make pretty good money off The Clippers?

 

[The ill Jedi]

Doesn't that tightwad Sterling even make pretty good money off The Clippers?

I don't see how, it's not like they have great attendance for the games. And they sure as hell don't sell a lot of Clippers gear.

 

[Bannister]

I don't see how, it's not like they have great attendance for the games. And they sure as hell don't sell a lot of Clippers gear.

From an ESPN article:

Moreover, since moving to Staples in 1999, the Clippers have turned big profits for Sterling each year. With their perpetual losing and in the shadow of the Lakers, they generate relatively little money from ticket sales, premium seats and signage, and their overall revenue of $99 million in 2007-08 ranked 25th in the NBA. But that's still far more than they ever made at the Sports Arena. They also have no debt and a fairly low payroll -- despite some increased spending in recent seasons at the urging of coach Mike Dunleavy. They have low rent, too. The Staples Center's chief executive, Tim Leiweke, has said his building would make more money from five concerts than from a whole slate of Clippers games. But to guarantee the certainty of the team's revenue stream, he let Sterling renew his lease in 2004 for just $1.5 million a year. Add it all up, and in the nine years after moving into Staples, the team made $140 million in profits.

The Lakers, who spend money on an entirely different scale and win about twice as often, made $322 million over that time. But the Mavericks, another high-spending big winner, lost $137 million. Sterling runs a low-risk, sure-reward game. Who's going to tell him he's wrong?

 

[The ill Jedi]

From an ESPN article:

All that dude cares about is his money, not that I blame him. But Clippers fans get the shaft 'cause their team always sucks.

LOL at the Mavs. ^^^^ Mark Cuban!!

 

[ProgMatinee]

yao is out probably all next year and could be a career ending injury!