[Lefty Noob]

Looks like the NBA Finals, Game #2 got "whacked" by The Sopranos.

According to the Associated Press, "The San Antonio Spurs' 103-92 victory over the Cleveland Cavaliers on Sunday night drew a 6.9 overnight rating on ABC, down 24 percent from last year's 9.1 for Game 2 between the Dallas Mavericks and Miami Heat. Ratings for "The Sopranos" finale on HBO were not immediately available."

[vvip002]

The 2006 playoffs were disappointing to me. Playoff games are only exciting when they are 4-2 or 4-3
Not 4-0. That's just ridiculous. Cleveland should've played better and Varejao kept hurling the ball from halfcourt when they were only behind by 2 points and had 3 seconds left.

[Lefty Noob]

Originally Posted by vvip002

Cleveland should've played better

Ah, if only saying it made it so. Would've been nice had they been more competitive!

[simple simon]

i bet the NBA ratings are up this year so far compared to this point last year ...... i havent watched a complete game since MJ was with the Bulls (and im not a huge basketball fan, and for sure not a Bulls fan.. but i found him that amazing) ..... but, i watched the entire first game for the Celtics to see how well the NBA version of the triplets played

[EmpireWF]

Originally Posted by simple simon

i bet the NBA ratings are up this year so far compared to this point last year.

Strictly depends on which teams are in the Finals and which players are in and the stories involved.

[simple simon]

Originally Posted by EmpireWF

Strictly depends on which teams are in the Finals and which players are in and the stories involved.

i just meant as of right now ..... ratings for the Celtics opener this season compared to last season

[vvip002]

Yao seems to be getting more PPG now. I think it's up to 21 or something.

The Rockets will make the playoffs, but there is a very high chance that they won't win.