Moheezy
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Unless you can assure a 20-27 year old they can get high, drink, and put weed in the hookah, they're not spending more than a weekend out there![]()
Jaylen brown just went there
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Unless you can assure a 20-27 year old they can get high, drink, and put weed in the hookah, they're not spending more than a weekend out there![]()
Don't think the Saudis could get top flight stars in their respective primes, but they could probably get washed up stars. Someone like Harden in twoyearsmonths.
saudis don't have a history of the sports they're trying to barge into these days
even when they're able to lock in a big name, it's not enough.
their sports leagues are utter trash with no pull from a global audience.
i just don't see it happening in their country.
I don't know if this was posted, but it's only a matter of time before the NBA implements this type of court.
It would take just about 2 seasons of paying dudes 20 mil a game to play in front of 500 fans in a high school gym with no big media deal before those folks overseas shut it down themselves
If we haven’t heard about Saudi basketball yet then it’s not even on the radar…They been trying to build up soccer in that country for years so it makes sense what they doing offering crazy bags with that sport, but hoops ain’t there yet…They are more likely to invest or take over a whole NBA squad than pay Bron 600 milly to play in their league
Yeah that’s fair, my last message was more for the group. It’s Saudi so naturally there will be a ton of misconceptions here.
And from what I recall, unless it’s a personal investor, the NBA doesn’t allow sovereign wealth funds to own NBA Teams.
At first glance I read that as croissant city. Zion would’ve loved it