BlazerWookee
UNTILT THE DAMN PINWHEEL!
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It's happening for one reason, and one reason only: Advertising space. Any other justification given for it by the NBA is bullshit and spin.
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It's happening for one reason, and one reason only: Advertising space. Any other justification given for it by the NBA is bullshit and spin.
The fans hate them because they don't look as good as Dame while wearing them!
The problem is they will cost 100 bucks for the good one, i'd be all over it for like 30 though.
They could make a decent tee, but they suck as jerseys.I understand why the players hate them, but I don't think it's for the players.
The fans hate them because the fans hate change. Mostly I think they're doing it so they can put ads on the jersey, and provide something that fans will (in their opinion) wear in public.
It's a fucking warmup, not a jersey dammit!
I'm still buying one or two. I'll be damned if I'll buy one with advertisements on it, though...
You will someday, or you will forever rock retro jerseys. Which let's be honest, is the cool thing to do even today.
20 years down the road I'll wear my T-Rob jersey to a game and people will be like ...
If I ever go to vegas summer league I'll wear my thrill jersey!
I have four Przybillas, a Blake from each time he was here, four Aldridges, three Roys, a Sergio, A Rudy, and a Pritchard. Plus a Petteri Kopponen Summer League jersey. Plenty of retros, lol...You will someday, or you will forever rock retro jerseys. Which let's be honest, is the cool thing to do even today.
20 years down the road I'll wear my T-Rob jersey to a game and people will be like ...
If I ever go to vegas summer league I'll wear my thrill jersey!
sleeve jerseys are so damned ugly. Sucks they ruin our cool alternate with it, because now I never want to see the rip city jerseys worn.
I like how they defend them by saying fans will buy them to wear more often, because people don't want to wear tank tops, yet you see thousands of fans a every game with normal jerseys on. We've just all figured out that you can put a tshirt underneath it so it isn't simply a tank top.
I have four Przybillas, a Blake from each time he was here, four Aldridges, three Roys, a Sergio, A Rudy, and a Pritchard. Plus a Petteri Kopponen Summer League jersey. Plenty of retros, lol...
For the love of God, please tell me that's not a euphemism...I rock my przybilla every game day.
Then you should be fine to represent without having to be a billboard! I don't mind the sleeves for fans, don't like it for games. But I will not wear anything that turns me into a walking bus bench.I have four Przybillas, a Blake from each time he was here, four Aldridges, three Roys, a Sergio, A Rudy, and a Pritchard. Plus a Petteri Kopponen Summer League jersey. Plenty of retros, lol...
I have Sheed and a Bonzi!
I have four Przybillas, a Blake from each time he was here, four Aldridges, three Roys, a Sergio, A Rudy, and a Pritchard. Plus a Petteri Kopponen Summer League jersey. Plenty of retros, lol...
Sheed bullets jersey would be super hipster cool.
I don't have a problem with sleeves in the NBA. They have no effect on the stroke, if they did baseball pitchers would all wear tank tops. I'm amazed how many fans hate them though
It's not that the sleeves are long. It's that they are tight. The whole shirt is tight. These shirts should come with a gold chain.
NASCAR track suits are clearly the way to go.Just wait until the NBA realizes how much more advertising they can sell if they make the players wear pants.
Still don't buy it. I grew up playing basketball, baseball, tennis and football with sleeves..Tank tops were only used in varsity games. Never noticed one iotta of difference in the motion. It's like saying, short shorts or baggy shorts. Fashion for fashions sake.It's two different arm movements...
leotardsJust wait until the NBA realizes how much more advertising they can sell if they make the players wear pants.
