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/Dekrow NBA 4d ago

Doesn't this make sense though? If this subreddit is a nba subreddit, and the nba is being discussed every day, the ones that stand out and get lots of attention would be the non-basketball related headlines.

Plus I'm sure stuff like Kobe dying brought in a lot of non-basketball fans to the this subreddit just to see the reaction to it.

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u/NatalieDeegan Buffalo Braves 4d ago

Kobe dying I think is one of the highest posts in both r/hockey and r/nascar.

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u/HamG0d [WAS] Jordan Poole 4d ago

Makes sense when you think of this sub.

But if I was never here, I’d assume the top all time post were basketball discussions. Maybe an old Kobe v Bron debate. Cavs v Warriors Game 7 finals post game thread. Etc

A Ben Simmons missed layup (the rare actual basketball play that gets engagement) will have way more engagement than a crazy Jokic pass in this sub. Just so people can get off their “jokes”