If there was an NBA franchise team in Freeport, would you travel from Nassau or the Family Islands for games?

Would you buy season tickets?

How much would you spend ?

No, No, Nothing.

option 3?

i'd buy tickets and travel to see the bahama all-islanders rugby team ;-) ... this last world cup was a blast from start to finish.

it'd be cheaper for me to go to tampa to see my Buccaneers play

bump.

i voted yes......but, i should have asked this question first....
which franchise would be stationed in Freeport?
and would they be an expansion team that sucked for the first 5 years?

*sidenote* NBA games are amaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaazing to watch in person. LET'S GO RAAAAAAPTORS.

If there was an NBA franchise team in Freeport, would you travel from Nassau or the Family Islands for games?
Would you buy season tickets?
How much would you spend ?

No.

No.

Nuttin.

No.

No.

Nuttin.

Now Nationbuilder why wouldn't u support somethinglike this... Couldn't it bring money into the country? Or is there something the rest of us don't know....mmmmm:cutie:

If there was an NBA franchise team in Freeport, would you travel from Nassau or the Family Islands for games?
Would you buy season tickets?
How much would you spend ?

a bad idea...you know how much it cost to build an arena to host the games?
shouldnt we be promoting aquatic sports (sailing, rowing,water polo) and trying to get sponsorship for the first Bahamian team who will inevitably win the America's Cup or some other big regatta?

try to help me understand where you're coming from please sunny, because from my vantage point I feel this is a waste of money adding to the 40 million dollar slave disease (http://www.randomhouse.com/crown/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780609601204).

Now Nationbuilder why wouldn't u support somethinglike this... Couldn't it bring money into the country? Or is there something the rest of us don't know....mmmmm:cutie:

Just being negative, really.:)

a bad idea...you know how much it cost to build an arena to host the games?
shouldnt we be promoting aquatic sports (sailing, rowing,water polo) and trying to get sponsorship for the first Bahamian team who will inevitably win the America's Cup or some other big regatta?
try to help me understand where you're coming from please sunny, because from my vantage point I feel this is a waste of money adding to the 40 million dollar slave disease (http://www.randomhouse.com/crown/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780609601204).



I'm just gathering info and opinions Taf!

... Research on land development as it relates to sport and activities.;)

If there was an NBA franchise team in Freeport, would you travel from Nassau or the Family Islands for games?
Would you buy season tickets?
How much would you spend ?


We don't have the people to fill the arena.....no team would ever want to play here.

that would be so great for all the hopefull young bahamian b ball players. its time the bahamas started giving its people real hope and oppurtunity

a bad idea...you know how much it cost to build an arena to host the games?
shouldnt we be promoting aquatic sports (sailing, rowing,water polo) and trying to get sponsorship for the first Bahamian team who will inevitably win the America's Cup or some other big regatta?
try to help me understand where you're coming from please sunny, because from my vantage point I feel this is a waste of money adding to the 40 million dollar slave disease (http://www.randomhouse.com/crown/catalog/display.pperl?isbn=9780609601204).

Water polo isn't even culturally Bahamian.
More people play basketball than criket and sailing combine.
Looks like a project for the chinese though...
What's the delay...we need more chinese money in the Bahamas.
Cause its obvious that them 'merican fellas don't want invest in our sporting facilities.

We don't have the people to fill the arena.....no team would ever want to play here.

Well, if they have door prizes and a junkanoo rush out before and after, we could fill an area every 4 to 5 months or so. sux teeth at our small population conflicting with our big ideas.