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**GOD** · 01-23-2013, 01:24 PM

Lakers Fans: Only thing they look forward to these days is Kobe's twitter

#COUNTONKOBE

**Notorious** · 01-23-2013, 01:49 PM

Kevin Martin has been fined for flopping. But I'm guessing Blake Griffin got away once again with another pathetic flop like he had against the Wizards a couple days ago. And even though I'm a fan of his, Rondo gets away time and time again with pathetic flops.

I guess the NBA's flopping policy also has a rule that states "No All-Stars can be warned or fined for flopping." Stern is a fucking joke.

**Red Viper** · 01-23-2013, 02:03 PM

are Brandon and I the only non black people in here, what the flying fuck.

also is brandon the only white guy in here?

**Joel** · 01-23-2013, 02:22 PM

JM is white. I think. Well, I actually don't know.

I thought you were black, Magic. What are you?

I thought LITTLE BABY was black too.

**Red Viper** · 01-23-2013, 02:40 PM

I'm brown(east indian), although we're basically the blacks of BC since we essentially have none.

**Notorious** · 01-23-2013, 03:27 PM

Forbes has released the list of most valuable NBA teams for 2013. Bolded are current playoffs team

1. New York ($1.1 billion)
2. LA Lakers ($1 billion)
3. Chicago ($800 million)
4. Boston ($730 million)
5. Dallas ($685 million)
6. Miami ($625 million)
7. Houston ($568 million)
8. Golden State ($555 million)
9. Brooklyn ($530 million)
10. San Antonio ($527 million)
11. Sacramento ($525 million)
12. Oklahoma City ($475 million)
13. Phoenix ($474 million)
14. Orlando ($470 million)
15. Portland ($457 million)
16. Cleveland ($434 million)
17. Utah ($432 million)
18. LA Clippers ($430 million)
19. Denver ($427 million)
20. Philadelphia ($418 million)
21. Toronto ($405 million)
22. Detroit ($400 million)
23. Washington ($397 million)
24. Indiana ($383 million)
25. Memphis ($377 million)
26. Minnesota ($364 million)
27. New Orleans ($340 million)
28. Atlanta ($316 million)
29. Charlotte ($315 million)
30. Milwaukee ($312 million)

cablegeddon · 01-23-2013, 04:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Notorious

Forbes has released the list of most valuable NBA teams for 2013. Bolded are current playoffs team

1. New York ($1.1 billion)
2. LA Lakers ($1 billion)
3. Chicago ($800 million)
4. Boston ($730 million)
5. Dallas ($685 million)
6. Miami ($625 million)
7. Houston ($568 million)
8. Golden State ($555 million)
9. Brooklyn ($530 million)
10. San Antonio ($527 million)
11. Sacramento ($525 million)
12. Oklahoma City ($475 million)
13. Phoenix ($474 million)
14. Orlando ($470 million)
15. Portland ($457 million)
16. Cleveland ($434 million)
17. Utah ($432 million)
18. LA Clippers ($430 million)
19. Denver ($427 million)
20. Philadelphia ($418 million)
21. Toronto ($405 million)
22. Detroit ($400 million)
23. Washington ($397 million)
24. Indiana ($383 million)
25. Memphis ($377 million)
26. Minnesota ($364 million)
27. New Orleans ($340 million)
28. Atlanta ($316 million)
29. Charlotte ($315 million)
30. Milwaukee ($312 million)

It's hard to imagine that Knicks would sell more merchandise than Lakers or can command higher tickets prices. Lakers should also get more lucrative tv and radio-deals as they don't have to compete with two giant baseball teams and two NFL-teams for the local tv-money.

**Notorious** · 01-23-2013, 04:24 PM

The Knicks have always been #1 or at least top 2, even when they were bad.

cablegeddon · 01-23-2013, 04:27 PM

Lakers is like the Cowboys. They have fans everywhere. Nobody outside New York cares for the Knicks?

**Notorious** · 01-23-2013, 04:29 PM

The Knicks play in New York, man. That's pretty much all there is to it.

They've always been the most valuable team or close to it. They play in the biggest market in the nation, they sell a lot of merchandise, they sell a lot of tickets, I'm sure they have great TV and radio deals too.