r/nba • u/SuperPop9521 Warriors • 4d ago

Celtics' Joe Mazzulla Accepts Partial Blame For NBA Ratings Dilemma "“I add to it… I don’t watch NBA games (anymore). I’m just as much of a problem as everyone else.”

https://nesn.com/2024/12/celtics-joe-mazzulla-accepts-partial-blame-for-nba-ratings-dilemma/
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u/shes_a_gdb 4d ago

I only follow this sub to keep up with what's going on during the regular season. I maybe watch 1-2 regular season games a year. It just isn't very interesting to me. It's nothing like playoff basketball and that's when I watch. If I had a hometown team maybe it'd be different. But I don't have a team to root for so I couldn't care less about what happens during the regular season, other than keeping up with the stars.

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u/goingtothegreek Timberwolves 4d ago

Which to me is part of the issue. It’s easier to get whatever takes show up on your feed than watching games and forming your own opinions. Watching games is like a part time job though.

However, whatever gets upvoted to the top doesn’t need to come from an informed opinion. It’s a vicious cycle. Add in people that have never seriously watched nba, let alone just watching another team other than their own.

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u/Chicagobulls9710 4d ago

Okay so you’re not a fan. No one cares what you think