NBA Fan Club

[B-Baller]

The PC NBA Fan Club

Welcome everyone to the National Basketball Association Fan Club, where PC's basketball fans can discuss NBA-related topics.
The National Basketball Association (NBA) is the USA's premier professional men's basketball league. It has 30 teams; 29 in the United States and one in Canada. It is an active member of USA Basketball (USAB), which is recognized by the International Basketball Federation as the National Governing Body (NGB) for basketball in the United States.

Rules:
General PC rules apply.
Please stay on topic.
Respect everyone, no bashing of teams/players.
Have fun!

2007-08 season standings can be found here.

MEMBER LIST:
Owner: B-Baller
Co-Owner: -vacant-
Lumine
Anti-Pop Culture Warrior 13​

To join, just tell us your favourite team/s and player/s.

So post away!

 

[Lumine]

I guess I'll join, me like Spurs =D

 

[Anti]

I'll join...my two favorite teams are the bobcats (1) and the Spurs...quite different in the success department lol

While I don't think too highly of the NBA (especially the "defense" some teams play"), the playoffs are an exciting mini thrill ride that I tune into every year. I like the NBA when good teams play, so it feels more like it isn't so pointless lol...I mean, bad teams can relally make us look bad at BBall :0

Regardless, the NBA is fun to watch and follow, and it's fun to pick the playoff series gmaes...

Random Note: Before the playoffs started, I picked the Spurs to win it all lol I was right :0

But as much as I sometimes liek to hate on the NBA, I actually like it, so count me in =D

 

[B-Baller]

OK you're both in. Welcome to the club. xD

Before the playoffs last year I was a Pistons fan. I liked LeBron but I liked the Pistons as an overall team...so I didn't really mind who won. Then the Cavs get swept by the Spurs...damn. xD

My favourite teams right now are the Celtics and the Hornets.

I don't mind when good teams play "bad"...because upsets sometimes happen, you know? And some of the "bad" teams actually have some exciting young talent...Minnesota's Al Jefferson and Miami's Dwyane Wade (I have no idea how they turned out like the way they are right now) are good examples.