The Raptors Fans wasn't cheering that KD was hurt, they were excited because...

[fbj]

with him OUT they have a better chance of winning their 1st NBA title. That shows how much respect they have for him and that he is a all time great because if he was a scrub it would be nothing to CHEER ABOUT

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured
Donovan Mcnabb
Randall Cunningham

 

[shockedcanadian]

with him OUT they have a better chance of winning their 1st NBA title. That shows how much respect they have for him and that he is a all time great because if he was a scrub it would be nothing to CHEER ABOUT

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured
Donovan Mcnabb
Randall Cunningham

Sure there is some of that. However, you don't know Canadians like I know them. Two decades of human right abuses against me while I begged, cried, screamed for help. It continues. Who cares? It's my life not theirs. Like East German citizens they think "better him than me!"

Lead by the RCMP and their surrogates, sadly, what you saw last night are too many Canadians uncensored. Good Little Germans if it is to their benefit.

I'd rather beat their best, with KD on the floor, than win without him. When Raptors win this championship it will always be, "yeah you won, BUT...". The whole world saw the glee and cheering of another injured human being, while apologists like yourself in this instance make excuses for it.

There is no excuse for celebrating a mans serious injury, especially after he Manned up to play. Sorry. Just as there is no excuse for predatory, unaccountable behaviour by the broad security apparatus in Canada. Destroying our economy while they get a lifeboat.

 

[fbj]

with him OUT they have a better chance of winning their 1st NBA title. That shows how much respect they have for him and that he is a all time great because if he was a scrub it would be nothing to CHEER ABOUT

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured
Donovan Mcnabb
Randall Cunningham

Sure there is some of that. However, you don't know Canadians like I know them. Two decades of human right abuses against me while I begged, cried, screamed for help. It continues. Who cares? It's my life not theirs. Like East German citizens they think "better him than me!"

Lead by the RCMP and their surrogates, sadly, what you saw last night are too many Canadians uncensored. Good Little Germans if it is to their benefit.

I'd rather beat their best, with KD on the floor, than win without him. When Raptors win this championship it will always be, "yeah you won, BUT...". The whole world saw the glee and cheering of another injured human being, while apologists like yourself in this instance make excuses for it.

There is no excuse for celebrating a mans serious injury, especially after he Manned up to play. Sorry. Just as there is no excuse for predatory, unaccountable behaviour by the broad security apparatus in Canada. Destroying our economy while they get a lifeboat.

they were happy he could no longer hurt them

 

[sealybobo]

with him OUT they have a better chance of winning their 1st NBA title. That shows how much respect they have for him and that he is a all time great because if he was a scrub it would be nothing to CHEER ABOUT

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured
Donovan Mcnabb
Randall Cunningham

I was happy when magic Johnson was hurt and couldn’t play against my bad boy pistons in 1989

And I’m glad the warriors lost Durant. It’s not fair that a championship team can go out and get a guy like Durant. Maybe next year they’ll get lebron. The year after that Zion.

 

[fbj]

with him OUT they have a better chance of winning their 1st NBA title. That shows how much respect they have for him and that he is a all time great because if he was a scrub it would be nothing to CHEER ABOUT

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured
Donovan Mcnabb
Randall Cunningham

I was happy when magic Johnson was hurt and couldn’t play against my bad boy pistons in 1989

And I’m glad the warriors lost Durant. It’s not fair that a championship team can go out and get a guy like Durant. Maybe next year they’ll get lebron. The year after that Zion.

i know , a team that was in the finals the previous 3 years

 

[fbj]

And the pistons were going to beat the lakers that year if magic was healthy

 

[the other mike]

Their boy had the ball down 1 with 4 seconds and passed it away.
The Raptors deserve to lose now.

 

[fbj]

Their boy had the ball down 1 with 4 seconds and passed it away.
The Raptors deserve to lose now.

because he was doubleteamed

 

[the other mike]

Their boy had the ball down 1 with 4 seconds and passed it away.
The Raptors deserve to lose now.

because he was doubleteamed

As soon as he got the ball he should have drove to the paint and at least drew a foul.

 

[fbj]

Their boy had the ball down 1 with 4 seconds and passed it away.
The Raptors deserve to lose now.

because he was doubleteamed

As soon as he got the ball he should have drove to the paint and at least drew a foul.

I agree100%

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

they were happy he could no longer hurt them

You don't cheer when the other team's best player is hopelessly crippled and out of action.
The fans in Toronto showed what second rate losers they are. Raptor players knew what was going on and they urged the crowd to stfu and stop cheering. Just disgraceful conduct.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

I was happy when magic Johnson was hurt and couldn’t play against my bad boy pistons in 1989

And I’m glad the warriors lost Durant. It’s not fair that a championship team can go out and get a guy like Durant. Maybe next year they’ll get lebron. The year after that Zion.

That's "professional" sports, Champ. Durant could have gotten a big pay day anywhere.
He chose to play with the Warriors because he liked their style of game and winning attitude.

Under Steinbrener the Yankees used to load up their roster every single year. Maybe you should check out the
Socialist Association of Basketball where no one is allowed to be too skilled or superior.

You fucking panty waists kill me.

 

[fbj]

they were happy he could no longer hurt them

You don't cheer when the other team's best player is hopelessly crippled and out of action.
The fans in Toronto showed what second rate losers they are. Raptor players knew what was going on and they urged the crowd to stfu and stop cheering. Just disgraceful conduct.

They were not cheering the injury, they were celebrating the higher chance they had of winning the title

 

[sealybobo]

I was happy when magic Johnson was hurt and couldn’t play against my bad boy pistons in 1989

And I’m glad the warriors lost Durant. It’s not fair that a championship team can go out and get a guy like Durant. Maybe next year they’ll get lebron. The year after that Zion.

That's "professional" sports, Champ. Durant could have gotten a big pay day anywhere.
He chose to play with the Warriors because he liked their style of game and winning attitude.

Under Steinbrener the Yankees used to load up their roster every single year. Maybe you should check out the
Socialist Association of Basketball where no one is allowed to be too skilled or superior.

You fucking panty waists kill me.

It is weird that in Europe their sports are run like capitalism but in America our sports are totally socialist. For example, do you think a private corporation paid to have the Texas stadium built when Bush owned it? No. Bush got Texas to pay for it. Tax payers paid for it.

In pro sports, Europe is capitalist and the U.S. is ... socialist

In America you are rewarded for being the worst team. You get the first round draft pick. In Europe that's not the case.

In the United States, some people, for one reason or another, are not huge soccer fans. Former Rep. Jack Kemp, an NFL quarterback and 1996 Republican vice presidential candidate, once labeled soccer a “European socialist sport” as opposed to football, which he considered “democratic.”


Although many Americans may agree with his take, there is no doubt that European soccer is more of a capitalist endeavor than any of the top-level American professional sports.

In top-tier European soccer leagues like the Premier League (United Kingdom) and La Liga (Spain), soccer is the ultimate meritocracy. The teams with the worst records in the standings are actually relegated to lower leagues after every season and the top teams from the league below are promoted to take those spots.

ompare this to the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB where the worst teams in the league are not only allowed to stay, but are rewarded with revenue-sharing and top picks in the following year’s draftto help them improve. Since they are getting moneyand top picks anyways, there’s not as much incentive for them to do anything to try to make themselves better teams. They don’t even have to try to spend money to pay proven veterans to play for them.

For example, the Tampa Bay Rays ($69.6 million) can spend more than $130 million less than the Boston Red Sox ($206.25 million), play in the same division, and not contend for a title year after year. Simply existing in the league and never contending is suffice – like the Cleveland Browns, who have only had a winning record once in the past 15 NFL seasons.

Plus, those top American pro sports leagues attempt to have a “competitive balance” by implementing salary caps; they determine that, even if owners can afford it, teams are not allowed to spend more than a certain amount. This is true in the NFL, NBA and NHL; in MLB, teams also have to pay a penalty if their team payroll is above a certain amount. No such limit exists in the top European leagues. In fact, Lionel Messi earns more than $50 million per season as a member of FC Barcelona (La Liga), a team with a payroll of nearly $600 million per season.

Not to mention American pro sports leagues thrive off the corporate welfare known as taxpayer-funded stadiums. Instead of billionaires privately funding stadiums themselves, they ask local municipalities to do it instead.

Wake up America

 

[the other mike]

I was happy when magic Johnson was hurt and couldn’t play against my bad boy pistons in 1989

And I’m glad the warriors lost Durant. It’s not fair that a championship team can go out and get a guy like Durant. Maybe next year they’ll get lebron. The year after that Zion.

That's "professional" sports, Champ. Durant could have gotten a big pay day anywhere.
He chose to play with the Warriors because he liked their style of game and winning attitude.

Under Steinbrener the Yankees used to load up their roster every single year. Maybe you should check out the
Socialist Association of Basketball where no one is allowed to be too skilled or superior.

You fucking panty waists kill me.

It is weird that in Europe their sports are run like capitalism but in America our sports are totally socialist. For example, do you think a private corporation paid to have the Texas stadium built when Bush owned it? No. Bush got Texas to pay for it. Tax payers paid for it.

In pro sports, Europe is capitalist and the U.S. is ... socialist

In America you are rewarded for being the worst team. You get the first round draft pick. In Europe that's not the case.

In the United States, some people, for one reason or another, are not huge soccer fans. Former Rep. Jack Kemp, an NFL quarterback and 1996 Republican vice presidential candidate, once labeled soccer a “European socialist sport” as opposed to football, which he considered “democratic.”


Although many Americans may agree with his take, there is no doubt that European soccer is more of a capitalist endeavor than any of the top-level American professional sports.

In top-tier European soccer leagues like the Premier League (United Kingdom) and La Liga (Spain), soccer is the ultimate meritocracy. The teams with the worst records in the standings are actually relegated to lower leagues after every season and the top teams from the league below are promoted to take those spots.

ompare this to the NFL, NBA, NHL, and MLB where the worst teams in the league are not only allowed to stay, but are rewarded with revenue-sharing and top picks in the following year’s draftto help them improve. Since they are getting moneyand top picks anyways, there’s not as much incentive for them to do anything to try to make themselves better teams. They don’t even have to try to spend money to pay proven veterans to play for them.

For example, the Tampa Bay Rays ($69.6 million) can spend more than $130 million less than the Boston Red Sox ($206.25 million), play in the same division, and not contend for a title year after year. Simply existing in the league and never contending is suffice – like the Cleveland Browns, who have only had a winning record once in the past 15 NFL seasons.

Plus, those top American pro sports leagues attempt to have a “competitive balance” by implementing salary caps; they determine that, even if owners can afford it, teams are not allowed to spend more than a certain amount. This is true in the NFL, NBA and NHL; in MLB, teams also have to pay a penalty if their team payroll is above a certain amount. No such limit exists in the top European leagues. In fact, Lionel Messi earns more than $50 million per season as a member of FC Barcelona (La Liga), a team with a payroll of nearly $600 million per season.

Not to mention American pro sports leagues thrive off the corporate welfare known as taxpayer-funded stadiums. Instead of billionaires privately funding stadiums themselves, they ask local municipalities to do it instead.

Wake up America

It's funny that in the USA we replace these enormous stadiums every 20 years or so, but we still have a large number of schools and prisons that are well over 100 years old. Good old capitalism.

 

[the other mike]

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured

Now, that's just fucked up.

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

They were not cheering the injury, they were celebrating the higher chance they had of winning the title

Sounds like you convinced yourself, at least.

 

[sealybobo]

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured

Now, that's just fucked up.

How many Giants fans cheered when LT ended Joe Theismann's career?

 

[Eric Arthur Blair]

Who is holding up Giants fans as exemplary citizens?
Toronto Raptor players tried to get their cheering apes quieted down after Durant went down. They knew what a classless act it was to cheer Kevin Durant's very serious injury.
And the players knew it was a tantamount admission by their fans that with Durant healthy they were cooked!

 

[rightwinger]

with him OUT they have a better chance of winning their 1st NBA title. That shows how much respect they have for him and that he is a all time great because if he was a scrub it would be nothing to CHEER ABOUT

I did the same thing and cheered when

Joe montana was injured
Donovan Mcnabb
Randall Cunningham

You are an asshole