Ugh 
, are you kidding me? The NBA trying to swoop in on European football culture is just going to be a disaster 
. They're basically going to confuse people who know one sport from another. And what's with teaming up with football clubs? It's like they think Europeans are just going to automatically love basketball because of some fancy partnership 
. Newsflash: it won't work, and it'll just look like a money grab 
. The last thing the NBA needs is more competition from established sports like footy or soccer 
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, are you kidding me? The NBA trying to swoop in on European football culture is just going to be a disaster . They're basically going to confuse people who know one sport from another. And what's with teaming up with football clubs? It's like they think Europeans are just going to automatically love basketball because of some fancy partnership . Newsflash: it won't work, and it'll just look like a money grab . The last thing the NBA needs is more competition from established sports like footy or soccer ️.
. I mean, think about it, basketball is already a huge deal in some parts of Europe, so why not take it to the next level? Berlin and London are gonna be crazy 
, especially with the doubleheader in Manchester. And who wouldn't want to see NBA teams collab with Real Madrid or other big clubs? It's like the ultimate match made in heaven 
. I'm all for giving basketball a shot at becoming a bigger deal in Europe. The more hoops on the pitch, the merrier 
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. It's crazy to think about how basketball is gaining traction in Europe! I've always thought of the NBA as an American thing, but now they're trying to branch out and it makes sense. The fact that they're working with Real Madrid and other big clubs is a great move. Can you imagine playing at the Bernabeu? 
It'd be a real game-changer for basketball in Europe. I'm curious to see how this all plays out - will we see more international teams joining the league or even a new Euro league? The possibilities are endless! 
But for real tho, if the NBA can bring some of that excitement to European football culture, it could be huge. Reminds me of when the NFL first came to London - it was a big deal back then too. 
I'm not sure about teaming up with soccer clubs though... it feels like they're trying to mix two worlds that just don't quite mesh. But hey, if anyone can make it work, it's the NBA! 
. Anyway, I'm hyped for this move, it's gonna be sick to see the ball bounce on some European courts 
but seriously though, it's kinda cool that they're acknowledging basketball's growing popularity abroad. I mean who wouldn't want to see a doubleheader in Manchester next year?