NBA Thread

[Monkey_Driven]

The Derrick Rose game.

[verb_to_trust]

He played just as good in game one bro

[Monkey_Driven]

Love Utah's unis/court.

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These broadcasters suck.

I agree about Utah court. They should make it a different national park every year. Next season: Bryce Canyon.

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Michelle Beadle looks like a drag queen version of Hilary Clinton.

[PHATJ]

Love Utah's unis/court.

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The sports center guys ripped it during the highlight last night. God ESPN sucks

[Monkey_Driven]

The sports center guys ripped it during the highlight last night. God ESPN sucks

It really does.

[PHATJ]

The sports center guys ripped it during the highlight last night. God ESPN sucks

Is there anyone that’s not a full blown dip shit that works there?

[PHATJ]

The sports center guys ripped it during the highlight last night. God ESPN sucks

Is there anyone that’s not a full blown dip shit that works there?

Tim Kurkjian Is the only non ass clown I can think of.

[Monkey_Driven]

I still like a few of their writers. Obviously, Lowe.

[Bammer]

I am thoroughly confused by the Jazz creating an alternate uni that is so completely different from their main one.

Most of the other alternate jerseys out there make sense to some degree, and from afar it appears many teams are wearing "alternate" jerseys pretty regularly now.

But if Jazz's official logo and color scheme have not changed, how did they all of a sudden start wearing red & orange? I don't get it. There are others out there that make sense ... like the Pacers "Hickory" uniforms. I get that one. Or any number of throwback unis. Or if they just go to like a neutral grey/black/white with maybe an accent color ... OK, I get it.

Are there any other teams out there with a completely off-the-wall alternate like this? Like what if the Celtics just decided to start wearing a purple alternate, can they just do that? I don't get it. I am dumb.

[Monkey_Driven]

I am thoroughly confused by the Jazz creating an alternate uni that is so completely different from their main one.

Most of the other alternate jerseys out there make sense to some degree, and from afar it appears many teams are wearing "alternate" jerseys pretty regularly now.

But if Jazz's official logo and color scheme have not changed, how did they all of a sudden start wearing red & orange? I don't get it. There are others out there that make sense ... like the Pacers "Hickory" uniforms. I get that one. Or any number of throwback unis. Or if they just go to like a neutral grey/black/white with maybe an accent color ... OK, I get it.

Are there any other teams out there with a completely off-the-wall alternate like this? Like what if the Celtics just decided to start wearing a purple alternate, can they just do that? I don't get it. I am dumb.

New Nike contact. Each year there will be a fourth jersey for each team that is unique that year. The Jazz wanted to created a look that reflected the state of Utah rather than their traditional set that still uses the colors of their New Orleans days.

[Monkey_Driven]

That was a good game.

[4/5]

Odd play call at the end.

[Monkey_Driven]

Odd play call at the end.

Yeah, it was. Would have gone with Tatum or Brown.

[4/5]

I still like a few of their writers. Obviously, Lowe.

Yeah, he's the best thing at ESPN. Bill Barnwell does a pretty good job, too.

[4/5]

Odd play call at the end.

Yeah, it was. Would have gone with Tatum or Brown.

Same. Maybe he was going for the element of surprise. Or those guys just didn't spring open like they were supposed to so the inbounder went to plan B or C. Without watching it again it's tough to be too critical of it.

[verb_to_trust]

The Utah alternates and court should be the regular unis. They should also come up with a new name too. The spelunkers or Mormons would work.

[Monkey_Driven]

The Utah alternates and court should be the regular unis. They should also come up with a new name too. The spelunkers or Mormons would work.

Really rolls of the tongue.