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Going through this article reminds me of my previous roommate!
He continually kept talking about this. I am going
to send this article to him. Fairly certain he’ll have a great read.
Many thanks for sharing!
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This was a good read.
I think it ultimately depends on the league, and what their primary intention is. The paradigm of late is that a league sport either provides entertainment OR quality competition – not both, as it should be. The NBA in particular has seemed more intent on advancing its popularity in China and Europe via marketing initiatives than it has been interested in investing in the integrity of competition.
But then again, if you look at the British Premiere League, every match is virtually littered with some kind of advertisement or corporate representation – whether in the arena or on the kits, etc. – and yet it is the most competitive professional sport in the entire world.
I could be criticized for saying this – but I think there’s only a handful of guys that are seriously playing basketball for the glory of championships. Most seem to be looking for the payday from sponsorships.
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Hi there! This blog post couldn’t be written any better!
Going through this article reminds me of my previous roommate!
He continually kept talking about this. I am going
to send this article to him. Fairly certain he’ll have a great read.
Many thanks for sharing!
I like this kind of blog, looking forward to more sharing.
This was a good read.
I think it ultimately depends on the league, and what their primary intention is. The paradigm of late is that a league sport either provides entertainment OR quality competition – not both, as it should be. The NBA in particular has seemed more intent on advancing its popularity in China and Europe via marketing initiatives than it has been interested in investing in the integrity of competition.
But then again, if you look at the British Premiere League, every match is virtually littered with some kind of advertisement or corporate representation – whether in the arena or on the kits, etc. – and yet it is the most competitive professional sport in the entire world.
I could be criticized for saying this – but I think there’s only a handful of guys that are seriously playing basketball for the glory of championships. Most seem to be looking for the payday from sponsorships.