NBA work stoppage next?

[pHILSANITY07]

Nascar on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday but that will end this weekend. However its not that long until February.
NFL on Thursday and Sunday, soon to be Saturday as well I think.
College Football on Saturday and some during the week.
I watch some hockey, but not much.
Same to be said about NCAA Mens Basketball, I usually pay attention to that in March.

[mstng86]

Void? I don't even start watching until the finals.

ha, I guess I used "void" for a lack of a better word. I don't really even realize it isn't there until sportscenter brings it up. I think we all have other things to keep us entertained.

[Juiced4v]

So did the Mavs ever get their Rings/Bracletts?

[Rick Modena]

They were suppoed to get them a few weeks ago and raise the championship banner as well, but with all this bullshit goiing on it was post powned negro...

[Juiced4v]

They were suppoed to get them a few weeks ago and raise the championship banner as well, but with all this bullshit goiing on it was post powned negro...

Ching...that sucks for Mav fans!

[mustang_marc]

The whole season is at stake now. The players rejected the latest proposal.

http://nba-point-forward.si.com/2011/11/14/season-in-serious-jeopardy-but-not-lost-yet/?sct=hp_t11_a2&eref=sihp

[Doug Hatton]

Not looking good. I'm having some major withdrawals already!

[Trip McNeely]

Bring on March Madness!! NCAA > NBA

[mstng86]

Miami May Lose $200M From NBA Lockout

LeBron James might disappear in the fourth quarter of playoff games, but should the NBA regular season vanish, a big chunk of the South Florida economy may go up in smoke.

Economists tell CBS Miami that South Florida may suffer $200 million in losses if there is no pro basketball this year. Need an example of the shortfall? CBS reports parking near the American Airlines Arena is now going for three bucks.

And the lockout will do major damage to other cities, too.

In Cleveland, WOIO reports up to 35 percent of downtown restaurants' annual revenue comes from NBA games.

Portland says no Blazers games translates to a $59 million hit, Oklahoma City claims it will lose $60 million if Kevin Durant doesn't play, and Tony Parker's Spurs are worth an astonishing $90 million to the businesses of San Antonio.

Though Miami will feel it the worst, some believe the whole reason for the lockout itself is the Heat's ability to add James and Chris Bosh last year during free agency. Small market owners want to make sure that never happens again.

Of course, it's not just local cities that will need a major league stimulus plan. Bloomberg reports that Tuesday is the day pro basketball players were supposed to get their first paychecks of the 2011-12 NBA season. With

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the games on hold, the NBA's players are missing out on an average game check of $425,000.

As a whole, the National Basketball Association has an annual revenue of about $4.3 billion, with more than $1.1 billion of that figure coming from gate receipts last season.

[Zfan]

Screw the NBA and the spoiled brats who play the game!

[kingjason]

Screw the NBA and the spoiled brats who play the game!

QFT. These guys are paid millions to play a game. I think both the owners and the players should take huge cuts and make ticket prices, parking, etc etc more affordable. How much damn money do people really need to live on. What will be funny is how many child support, house, and car payments will be missed. Kind of like Vick being broke after making all the millions and millions of dollars. I have a great life and live very comfortable and do not make probably one percent of what most of these guys do.

[pHILSANITY07]

the only people that are being screwed are people that work at the stadium that dosent have a NHL team and fans