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**orillaVar** · 02-07-2006, 07:00 AM

I did watch the game tonight, and it was one of the worst playoff games I've seen. The refs were calling it ridiculously tight (especially in the first half), so neither team was able to get into a rythmn. It seemed they had to stop every other time down the court because of a foul call.

81-74?!?!

This is the score for the deciding Game 7. Anybody who argues with me that last night's game was watchable, had better come prepared. And by watchable I mean to the average fan.

Is it any wonder, that on the same network, a "reality" show about dancing, of all things, is more watchable?!?!

The NBA is well on its way to being so much like the WNBA that the only thing that will differentiate the two is gender.

Sports equality in reverse?!?!

Thanks, NBA, for making your league as irrelevant as the NHL and as abhorrant to watch as the WNBA . . . like anyone does.

02-07-2006, 07:00 AM	#7
orillaVar Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 544 Senior Member	I did watch the game tonight, and it was one of the worst playoff games I've seen. The refs were calling it ridiculously tight (especially in the first half), so neither team was able to get into a rythmn. It seemed they had to stop every other time down the court because of a foul call. 81-74?!?! This is the score for the deciding Game 7. Anybody who argues with me that last night's game was watchable, had better come prepared. And by watchable I mean to the *average fan. Is it any wonder, that on the same network, a "reality" show about dancing, of all things, is more watchable?!?!* The NBA is well on its way to being so much like the WNBA that the only thing that will differentiate the two is gender. Sports equality in *reverse?!?! Thanks, NBA, for making your league as irrelevant* as the NHL and as abhorrant to watch as the WNBA . . . like anyone does.
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