[cavsfan58]

I think if Cincinnati got rid of the U.S. Bank arena and got a better one that is on par with the teams of now they would do great. With how much Cincinnati spent on Great American Ballpark and Paul Brown Stadium they have payed more then what a normal, new $300 million a NBA arena would cost. If they would do that I think they would be better then these cities are for they're teams now:

Memphis
Milwaukee
Sacramento
Charlotte
L.A. [For the Clippers]

What do you think?

[bears9]

You forgot the most obvious one, the Hornets, New Orleans can't support two pro sports franschise and I went to the Bulls-Hornets game and tonight which made by realize how sad that is because the Hornets got a lot of talented guys but they are probably bolting for Seatle after the season

But I don't think Cinnci is that much of a possiblity but Columbus seems to be, they got the Nationwide Arena which holds the Blue Jackats, who have supposedly good tickets sales, but I don't give a crap about the NHL so how would I know, but Columbus seems to be a pretty likely destanation at some point, other places are Kansas City who has the brand new Star Center that they built trying to get an HNL team that host an NBA, Pittsburgh who has the new arena they are building for the Penguins, and Anaheim who has the Honda Center would also be a good host for a team like the Clippers, why the don't move there I don't know.

Some of those ideas are courtesy of the BS Report and some are mine, aka the Clippers moving to Honda Center, but Pittsburgh, KC, Anaheim, and Columbus appear to be destanations not Cinnci

[Full Cougar]

I can see the Clippers leaving LA soon. I don't know how long they can take being LA's "other team".

[reactive77]

This will never happen (wait I won't say never just don't hold your breath). Cincy cannot support 3 pro teams (they can barley support 2) look at how dreadful small crowds are for a young team like the Reds, and lets not get started w/ Bengal fans (SHEEP). Their would have to be a population boom within the downtown core, and a new arena would have to be constructed. Hmmmm.. Broadway Commons for the arena is the perfect spot.