ernest_t_bass;1210320 wrote:Question. If person A is not a Heat fan, but would like the Heat to win, and person B is not an OKC fan, but want OKC to win... Are they they same? Or is person A a bandwagon fan? Pls be srs.

wes_mantooth;1210346 wrote:No.

ernest_t_bass;1210320 wrote:Question. If person A is not a Heat fan, but would like the Heat to win, and person B is not an OKC fan, but want OKC to win... Are they they same? Or is person A a bandwagon fan? Pls be srs.

wghfan;1210368 wrote:Person A is most likely your LeBron James dick suckers. Person B is most likely your casual NBA fan

ernest_t_bass;1210366 wrote:Care to give me some insight there, Nostradamus?

wes_mantooth;1210395 wrote:No.

This bandwagon discussion is retarded...but people keep bringing it up even though me and other mods have nicely asked you to take it to the basement.

Also, the Nostradamus post makes no sense as to the question you are asking...smh

wes_mantooth;1210395 wrote:No.

This bandwagon discussion is retarded..

ernest_t_bass;1210320 wrote:Question. If person A is not a Heat fan, but would like the Heat to win, and person B is not an OKC fan, but want OKC to win... Are they they same? Or is person A a bandwagon fan? Pls be srs.

wes_mantooth;1210417 wrote:last warning about the bandwagon stuff.

hoops23;1210422 wrote:If Cleveland/Anti-LeBron people are casually rooting for OKC, no.

If Seattle/anti-OKC people are rooting for Miami, no.

If LeBron "fans" or newly found Miami "fans" are rooting for Miami, Yes.

If "Durant "fans" or newly found OKC "fans" are rooting for OKC, yes.

Does that explain it for you?

karen lotz;1210503 wrote:bant

karen lotz;1210679 wrote:pretty solid from Bill Simmons...


http://www.grantland.com/story/_/id/8085525/lebron-makes-leap

Suddenly "Not one, not two, not three … " doesn't sound so far-fetched.

SportsAndLady;1210876 wrote:Uhhh yeah it does..how many did they say they'd win? 7? 8? That's definitely far-fetched even at this point.

hoops23;1211615 wrote:Especially since DWade is an old 30. He's been injured quite a bit over the last few seasons.. You can't expect him to be a top performer that many years from now.

Ironman92;1211622 wrote:Get knocked down 8 times....get up 8 times and shoot 16 free throws.

hoops23;1211627 wrote:ha, true.

Or just yell "HEEEY!!" and shoot 2 FT's.

Ironman92;1211652 wrote:If I was David Stern my next matter of business would be to fine players $10,000 for "flailing" their arms during offensive possessions.....or something to eliminate it. Harden was just ridiculous but virtually every player that touched the court when it mattered did the flailing of the arms or body. Just play....no one can possibly like what it has turned into.

hoops23;1211654 wrote:Harden absolutely became ridiculous. He reached Wade levels with his offensive flailing. I really lost interest in his game as he WAS one of my favorite players... Things stopped going his way and he resorted to cheap tactics. We give harder fouls at the playground that go uncalled then what's given as Flagrants in the NBA.

The Euros have destroyed the game with their flopping... It's an epidemic now. I see they are going to look at penalizing floppers.

Automatik;1211725 wrote:I know it won't happen, but I'd like to see the NBA take it a step further. Take a note from soccer and hold the players out for a game. One or two warnings, then you're out.

10k is pocket change for the majority of the NBA.