I really like them; really some of my favorite in the league. There's never consensus on what makes a good logo or uniform.
Good one But there's also Seattle's Best Coffee I would love to have an NBA team in Seattle. I was so disappointed Seattle Kings didn't happen .
i wish we could change our team name. Bucks sounds cool we should have a poll on what name our team should be
Love would finally be able to make the playoffs I just hate when they threaten to move teams, especially ones with rich histories like Milwaukee. Big O, Kareem, Moncrief, Allen/Robinson/Cassell. I hated when they moved the Sonics as well; that was awful. I think you should only move teams that have never sniffed the Conference Finals; this now includes only four teams: Bobcats, Clippers, Pelicans, and Raptors. They should just move the Bobcats to Seattle; move the Clips back to San Diego.
I've been going to Milwaukee to see the Rockets play there for years. It's one of the best arenas from a fans perspective because it's small and almost every seat is good. The fans are very educated as far as basketball goes and get really into the game. It'd be a shame to lose that place.
Because its a city with enough companies and people to support two teams. None of the other available cities are anywhere close to being a sure financial windfall for any potential team. Just look at what OKC is having to go through on the $$$ side, and how it ultimately has affected decisions on the product they're paying for. TV money, sponsors, and an arena deal are the main components to a team's finances in a big city. The latter can be sweetened by any city with an NBA capable arena... but the former two are directly tied into the size of the market.
Stern should have never allowed the Sonics to move. The NBA would be better if they had never gone to okc
