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Old 10-22-2010, 11:03 PM   #17
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Nah, Wizards are in a big market, teams like Indiana, Sacramento, Memphis in smaller markets who are also failing to attract crowds will be more likely candidates.
Sacramento used to be huge for basketball, so I think its more of a issue with the team thats put out on the floor then anything.

Indiana is safe too...too much basketball tradition.

I would think about losing the Clippers, Warriors, Timberwolves, Grizzlies (I realize all these teams are in the West so its kinda odd) I dont think anyone would be upset at losing any of those franchises (except Ben Maller, huge Clippers fan..poor guy)

I still can't believe that the NBA is starring a lockout in the face just like the NFL. My bet is, should the NFL be shut down next year that the NBA would find a way to avoid it themselves.
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