Reddit/nba

[BigDocta898]

This thread is good just too skim the news and see some highlights. But wow the discussion on there is horrible it seems to be 80% Warrior fans as well.

[And1+2]

Could be worse. I mean, imagine a forum with horrible discussion and 80% Raptors fans.


Oh wait.

[LuffyFiasco]

Could be worst. I mean, imagine a forum with horrible discussion and 80% Raptors fans.


Oh wait.

I love Raptor Fans.

[Forte IV]

Its full of people having extremely hot takes based off one game without research on why it may be happening.

[Greatness]

Too many memes and not enough actual discussion there. Don't get me wrong that can happen here too at times, but there's way more insight on realgm.

[Plutonashfan]

Could be worst. I mean, imagine a forum with horrible discussion and 80% Raptors fans.


Oh wait.

I love Raptor Fans.

Me too. They are one of the most grounded fan bases. Before the championship they would happily make fun of their own team in a gentle but snarky way that I thought was hilarious.

[And1+2]

Could be worst. I mean, imagine a forum with horrible discussion and 80% Raptors fans.


Oh wait.

I love Raptor Fans.

Me too. They are one of the most grounded fan bases. Before the championship they would happily make fun of their own team in a gentle but snarky way that I thought was hilarious.

Raps in 6.

[Pharmcat]

Could be worst. I mean, imagine a forum with horrible discussion and 80% Raptors fans.


Oh wait.

I love Raptor Fans.

The fan base is one of the best around . Really good people up north (of course every base has their morons) but those fans collectively are really cool

[pwrshft99]

Lots of eyes if you have an agenda





#FireGarPax

[Michael Jordan]

Its full of people having extremely hot takes based off one game without research on why it may be happening.

That's a terrible way to generalize thousands of users.

I've seen excellent discussions, insights, interesting facts, and statistical summaries. Not to mention their AMA's where actual scouts/coaches/players answer questions.

[DaddyCool19]

There is an extra nba discussion subreddit for serious discussion but it isn't that active. Seems like people prefer memes, shitposts and highlights

[Sgt Major]

It's great for highlights and tweets, but reading the comments is nauseating, both in terms of how the platform looks and works and what the people are posting.

[Forte IV]

Its full of people having extremely hot takes based off one game without research on why it may be happening.

That's a terrible way to generalize thousands of users.

I've seen excellent discussions, insights, interesting facts, and statistical summaries. Not to mention their AMA's where actual scouts/coaches/players answer questions.

It's not generalizing when its the vast majority. Sure there are some excellent discussion once every 3 weeks, but most of the time it's people overreacting after every team loss, calling a guy trash based off of one highlight, etc. It's becoming a Twitter comment thread.

[Side beard]

Could be worse. I mean, imagine a forum with horrible discussion and 80% Raptors fans.


Oh wait.

Imagine if Lakers were good. Oh god, the forums!!1

[Clay Davis]

This forum sucks too. 90% of posts are people repeating narratives and trash instead of talking about actual basketball

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[Bengaluru Bulls]

I used r/nba for a good while before coming here and now when I have checked back there it is incredible how little anything of value is discussed there. Realgm is not some haven of intelligent discussion but r/nba is almost unusable for me now going back to it, there's just no substance to anything people say.

[Brofessor24]

IMO r/NBA and RealGM are more similar than some folks would like to admit.