It’s safe to say that this week has been filled with chaos in the United States. Thanks to Biden Administration.
As the saying says “Get woke, go broke…”
Just like these NBA players who take a knee during National Anthem, screen image.
China’s puppet LeBron James’ attack on police causes NBA ratings to continue to decline.
The NBA ratings are down 13% from last year’s disastrous season going into the final week of the 2020-2021 regular season.
According to OutKick reports:
The NBA ratings are worse than we thought last month when we found out they were worse than we thought. Headed into the final week of the 2020-21 season, the NBA has averaged 1.4 million viewers across ESPN, ABC, and TNT, down 13% from last year’s disastrous COVID-interrupted, bubble season.
NBA defenders — at ESPN, Bleacher Report, USA Today and every other sports media outlet — are running out of excuses. “It’s the bubble,” they yelled last year when the ratings tanked. Make no mistake, the NBA’s declines have undoubtedly reached headquarters. Coming into the 2020-21 season, NBA games on ABC — the league’s most prominent broadcast partner — were down 45% since 2011-12. Yes, 45%. Within that same time frame, NBA broadcasts on TNT were down 40%, and ESPN was down 20%.
Come next week, this story will, somehow, read worse. ABC’s damning declines are most concerning. Last season, the NBA on ABC recorded its lowest average on record, 2.95 million. While exact figures are yet to be determined, ABC games this season will still come in lower. In other words, lower than an all-time low. NBA commissioner Adam Silver previously expressed concerns about cable packages moving forward.
Americans are fed up with politics in sports.
Apparently overpaid spoiled athletes kneeling during the National Anthem while shoving Marxism down the throats of their fans isn’t a successful strategy.
Sources: TheGatewayPundit, OutKick
Who in their right mind would support “woke” idiots?Let MBA and COKE go down incl NFL and NBA.They are all CCP flacks and let them move to China