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50 don’t mean shit of it don’t result in a win
Ouchea
Nice. Going to the Knicks game on Friday.
Allen got killed by Towns and missed both of those free throws. DeAndre looks like a shot player but Kyrie did his thing
Joker hooping.
Allen was no match at all
Good come back,but they gave the ball away too much down the stretch, then kyrie went rucker park on the last shot
Better than your squad and it started better than yours this year too
They going to need it I see brown still wants to have the whole starting 5 shoot lots of 3 pointersSixers defense is tough as hell.
That team killer going to so that a lot this season especially waiting on durants return
That nigga average 12 pts during the pre season and put up 12 first game of the season ..wtf lol
To be fair though the majority of those 3's were good shots. Not many were forced. They just didn't go in. I didn't have a problem with the shit selection vs. The Celtics.
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@ClevelandDawg216
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What's yall thoughts on the game last night...
I thought the Cavs did okay for having young players. My only issue is that everytime the Cavs made a run Dellvadova always take a shitty shot.
Im still on the fence with Osman...
@ClevelandDawg216
@CoTtOnMoUf
What's yall thoughts on the game last night...
I thought the Cavs did okay for having young players. My only issue is that everytime the Cavs made a run Dellvadova always take a shitty shot.
Im still on the fence with Osman...
It aint how you start, its how you finish. With your coach and fragile crybaby "superstar" I think you already know how it ends.
Na we should have still won if Jarrett Allen just hit one of his free throws with 5 seconds left. Additionally, we won't be playing centers who hit 6 three pointers in a game consistently. Towns killed us
Even with the slip, he still got the shot off. Wish he would have went 5 seconds earlier instead of waiting until the end
@gene cisco
@ClevelandDawg216
@CoTtOnMoUf
What's yall thoughts on the game last night...
I thought the Cavs did okay for having young players. My only issue is that everytime the Cavs made a run Dellvadova always take a shitty shot.
Im still on the fence with Osman...
Welcome back to the Brevin Knight, Bobby Sura, and Vitaly Potapenko days.
He shoulds never passed to Allen the last play in regulation
Yeah most definitely should have put that up. Not the biggest Allen fan
Welcome back to the Brevin Knight, Bobby Sura, and Vitaly Potapenko days.
I think the Cavs will do slightly better this season, if they're healthy...You gotta remember about half of the team were hurt,especially Mr. Talc...
It's funny,because Potapenko got a ring in 2016 with us as an assistant..
that was bullshit...
should have been out last year...Man if Brown doesn't get to the finals his ass is out.
Meanwhile LeBron's official ball-licker was taunting Warriors fans for not being in here enough in the preseason ahead of game 1.
NBA rumors: Warriors estimated Chase Center annual revenue is $700M
Drew Shiller
NBC Sports BayArea•Oct 24, 2019, 2:48 PM
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The financial numbers are in, and they are staggering.
Tim Kawakami of The Athletic profiled the Warriors' revenue projections at Chase Center, and here is one of the main takeaways:
Starting this inaugural Chase season, it's estimated that the Warriors will take in about $700 million in annual revenue for the foreseeable future.
This about $250-300 million more than the Knicks or Lakers, the next-highest NBA teams, and possibly more than even any NFL team, "except maybe the Cowboys," one source said. Actually, in 2018, Forbes estimated that the Cowboys took in about $950 million in annual revenue, so the Warriors aren't there.
Holy moly.
It's no wonder that Forbes gave the Warriors a franchise valuation of an estimated $3.5 billion earlier this year.
And it's no wonder that Warriors owner Joe Lacob told Kawakami in February that Golden State "can do whatever we want" financially.
Rick Welts, the Warriors' President and COO, told Bloomberg's "Business of Sports" podcast in late March: "We'll be opening the building with something like $2 billion in contractually-obligated income," which is more than double what the franchise originally projected.
From corporate sponsorships, to ticket sales, to merchandise sales, to concerts, to real estate revenue, the money already is pouring in.
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This is why the Warriors will have the ability to spend whatever is necessary (within the salary cap rules) on the roster and chase the biggest free agents.
Happy opening night.
exactly; they will be able to pay what they want when they want; money wont be an issue; but I think they dont care about this year; they are gonna go for it next year....