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If you were an NBA player, what is the LAST city you'd want to play for?

Discussion in 'BBS Hangout' started by jacoby, Dec 8, 2012.

  1. leroy

    leroy Member
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    1. Utah
    2. New Orleans
    3. Memphis

    That's it. I could live in any other city.
     
  2. REEKO_HTOWN

    REEKO_HTOWN I'm Rich Biiiiaaatch!

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    Salt Lake City and its not even close.
     
  3. RocketMan Tex

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    ^^^this......
     
  4. Prince

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    Houston.

    I don't want to play in a city where real clutchfans could not watch the games on TV.
     
  5. across110thstreet

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    NOLA and Memphis are huge nightlife and music cities. can't see how a young millionaire professional basketball player wouldn't want to play there...
     
  6. da_juice

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    Didn't Chris Paul allude to this? That New Orleans was a fun city to play in, it was the franchise that sucked?
     
  7. jank1434

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    Milwaukee, SLC, Oakland, San Antonio, Minneapolis, Indianapolis, Cleveland
     
  8. R0ckets03

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    shiyaat...id play for the Kabul Camels for NBA money.
     

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