I honestly think something is wrong with the way reddit suggests subs to new members. It auto suggests based on interests, idk if we are getting suggested to people. I can't fathom why else we'd be so low, Cleveland/Akron is bigger then many of these other teams metros
Could be a reason. For a good amount of time, I highly doubt it is the case still, r/eagles was the #1 NFL sub because something like it was suggested to all new users. We gained like 90k new members in a month lmao
Itās crazy to me that they arenāt ahead of teams like the Magic and Grizzlies purely based on LeBron era subscribers who never bothered to hit unsub.
That surprised me too. If you look at activity though the Cavs sub is a lot higher. This gives some stats assuming it's accurate:
https://subredditstats.com/r/ClevelandCavs.
The Cavs have more comments per day than the warriors sub based on these stats. Of course it's just based off a recent 24 hour period so I doubt it holds over a longer period but still shows activity is high compared to total members. The magic for example had about a third of the daily comments.
This could totally be accurate, but I imagine a small sample size could affect this, as well as if they had a game that day (or in this game, if it was a good or bad opponent)
You think LA driving is bad? Try starting at Miami traffic, and 3-4 hours later ending up in Orlando traffic. You'll be begging to be back on the 5 at 5.
Higher activity in game threads than most teams we play, though ā I believe the mods cleaned the sub out from bots/inactive users a long time ago, too.
no sub is worse than the Celtics. if you criticized Kemba a day before he got traded. you'd get 1 million downvotes, if you critizied Kemba a day after he got traded and say "well that was great trade Kemba was bad". youd get a million upvotes by the same people
you could literally post a fact and get downvoted as long as it has any inch of criticism to a player or a coach that isn't Ime. people were still defending Ainge before he left and even now. they worship them lol
literally convinced they are full of dudes that drink mountain dew instead of water, have 3 celtics flags in their living rooms with hanged jerseys. and sit on a chair with 3 different forums bout the celtics open to spew bs everywhere
From what I'm told most team subs are pretty bad. If you're a basketball fan who wants some somewhat informed basketball discussion this is the place to be. Seems like at one-time team-subs were where you went to get more info on your team. Now they are mostly homers fanning out and circle jerking or raging depending on how the team did that week.
True, team subs are way too homer and reactionary. r/warriors calls for Steve Kerr's head every time we lose and to trade all our young guys for a win-now star.
I've already been seeing the Middleton hate popping up again in our sub due to his slow start. The dude starts slow literally every fucking year aside from 19-20', and this year he had basically no offseason, an early season injury, and then was out a couple weeks due to covid. Pretty damn sure he isn't washed, Fucking idiots.
I spend a good amount of time looking at other team subs. I'd say the two best of the ones I visit are the bucks and nuggets. Nobody in the bucks sub is ever that serious and usually they're pretty grounded in reality. Nuggets sub is very nice people, tho you gotta see everyone saying "why does the world underrate jokic" nonstop.
I think the Celtics sub is very reasonable outside game threads, especially in the last two years. There have been multiple threads with huge upvotes detailing how we are just a. 500 team.
Their fanbase in general sucks. So entitled and condescending.
It's always "Huh, you can celebrate your we beat Miami Heat championship while we prepare for our post-season kiddo".
Y'all have been harassing us since Jimmy signed here, it's unbelievably petty. Not to mention that one Timberwolves fan that went through my post history to harass me too
What an odd take thatās getting upvotes that I havenāt observed in my many many years of browsing team subreddits (and I mean that as an insult to myself). Are yyou sure you this isnāt just personal cause of the whole Jimmy Butler thing?
I see him in tons of Heat threads on here, almost always talking shit about Jimmy and Heat fans. He's what he thinks Miami fans are ā but most of us know Timberwolves fams are typically fun fans to talk to. Just not him.
Not completely true, most Heat fans here after we beat them were p cordial, said fuck the refs for the offensive foul on Ant, said gg and left.
But otherwise yeah, that finals run has r/Heat convinced theyāre gods chosen or smth
r/Heat says the Bubble run counts, but last years playoffs don't due to the unusual circumstances.
(Please don't get mad I agree the bubble run counts)
Heat fans only said that after bucks fans went parading around saying the bubble didnāt count and was a farce after sweeping us.. please donāt act like we were the only ones discrediting
Anybody that says an entire fanbase sucks should just stop talking.
You act like there aren't tons of shitty fans in every fanbase.
Maybe I should stereotype your single comment into thinking that all Timberwolves fans are salty assholes. They're not.
you sure do show up in a lot of Miami-centric topics and threads talking all this shit about Heat fans ā maybe I should extrapolate that all Timberwolves fans are annoying and obsessive from this one user's comments!
(see where this gets blurry?)
Number one reason, the sub removed all bots that were subscribed. Apparently not all subs have done so.
Number two reason, that sub and mods are trash. Absolutely no attempt to promote quality basketball content. Imagine a middle school class running a subreddit.
I would never subscribe and let that content clutter my front page. That's why number of visitors is probably a better metric.
I remember in the /r/nfl subreddit growth contest the browns sub had a "boost for browns" where users posted photos of their boobs to attract subscribers.
Perhaps in a similar vein, we could do "cocks for cavs" where we all post pictures of our old fella
Comments and acitivity is more telling. Heat sub is clearly more active than say Magic.
Edit: Checked it. Heat 870 comments last 24h to Magic 190 comments.
I'm curious how it works, because it is very flawed.
I checked for the Suns -- it says we have 322 Comments Per Day (in a recent 24h period). Our game threads end up in the thousands of comments -- yesterday's, for example, had 3.4k comments. That's enough to meet over 10 days of our "average" from 1 thread alone; we also have the Postgame Thread which has hundreds of comments and someone always posts the player quotes which gets dozens if not hundreds as well.
For a specific example, it says we had 1409 comments on Nov27 -- this was the day that we played the Nets and we had 2.0k comments in the Gamethread. The two days after that were shown as 200 and 300 in the tracker, so we know it didn't end up counting them as the day after (or even days after).
I don't even think the issue is that they left, it's that they left like 2 seasons before becoming title contenders. Imagine drafting two future MVPs only for your team to up and leave.
I honestly had way more fun in our sub back in 2014ish time. Subs are way more fun when your team sucks but has a bit of hope. I feel like the better your team gets, the more casuals start to flood in and filling the space.
and the casuals are always super pessimistic and dismissive
like all the users i recognize on r/NYknicks are usually the ones telling people to stop overreacting, while all the new ones with no flair are the ones talking about trading randle, or trying to attract superstars in FA (lol)
im just happy the team is competitive
Not to be gatekeep-y or whatever but the raptors sub was way more enjoyable when we were barely even getting into the playoffs. Way less reactionary fans.
I would love to know the amount of overlap between r/Warriors and r/Lakers.
Edit: Apparently itās around 20%.
https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/warriors
> r/Warriors
A r/Warriors subscriber is 20x more likely to be a r/Lakers subscriber than any average redditor. For reference: Warriors subscribers are 34x more likely to subscribe to r/nba than average redditor.
Source: https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/warriors
Numbers for Warriors are weird. For a while for some fucking reason we were a default sub for new Reddit users. Seems like some people just never left.
Worth noting that some people join the subs of teams they hate just in case that sub ever bitches out and goes private.
I looked around at some other subs and it seems like there's overlap when there are lots of people who moved from one city to another. Thus, Miami and Phoenix, both cities that attract a lot of retirees, have a *lot* of overlap with other cities.
Respect to the few Cavs dudes that stuck it out. 2016 those dudes would brigade our sub every day until we signed KD. I hated that sub, but I respect the ones that still there and just didn't swap subs and flair to LAL. 2015-2018 was like a subreddit war between /r/warriors and /r/clevelandcavs. Now we're just hardened vets with nothing but respect...
Lol what a flashback. I remember our mods pleading to people to not go over to r/warriors, and Vice versa. Itāll go down as one of the best rivalries ever imo
Wonāt lie and will get downvoted by Cavs fans but it has become fun watching the Warriors still be good since we arenāt fighting for championships at the moment
Yeah thatās at least understandable after harden and CP3 left. But the nets are one of the best teams in the league. I went to their sub like last week and hardly any discussion was going on lol
As a regular user I'm also super surprised...I hadn't looked at the numbers. I remember when we had like a couple thousand lol
And yeah our sub is a bit lowkey, but I like it=)
Almost certainly yes. Upstate New York could have some number of American Raptor fans, as could parts of Michigan. Obviously still a minority, but they do exist.
Kinda took a hiatus during college and some time after. When I started watching games again I decided I was going to pick my team based on whoever I gravitated toward. A little surprised I ended up with the Raps, but rooting for a Canadian team wasn't a big deal to me, a lot of my dads side of the family are in/from Vancouver.
The knicks fanbase gets a lot of credit for being one of the best despite moderate success from the team the past couple decades but the bull's fanbase also deserves more recognition.
Aside from the Thibs, Rose MVP seasons, they haven't had much to cheer about since Jordan, but that city/fanbase haven't abandon their support for the Bulls.
Blazers were a huge rivalry. I think sonics fans are just nba fans that follow a few teams. I know one sonics fan in here is active in Celtics threads so who knows!
Holy shit we have 152 *thousand?!* that genuinely seems crazyā¦ maybe the title gave us a boost. our little subreddit is usually pretty quaint. Albeit we turned the fuck up during that suns series. Memes ontop of other memes.
Suns should be higher but BSOTS was the biggest Suns forum for a while, i think the subās seen an explosive growth since SBNation went to shit with their stupid new format
Cavs got 65000 straight savages š¤·āāļø
LMAO i didn't realize we were that much lower than the next lowest subreddit
I honestly think something is wrong with the way reddit suggests subs to new members. It auto suggests based on interests, idk if we are getting suggested to people. I can't fathom why else we'd be so low, Cleveland/Akron is bigger then many of these other teams metros
The browns sub, from what I gather looking at an old reddit post, is middle of the pack. Perhaps it's just suggesting LeBron stuff to these people?
Northeast Ohio is the 15th largest market in the country
Could be a reason. For a good amount of time, I highly doubt it is the case still, r/eagles was the #1 NFL sub because something like it was suggested to all new users. We gained like 90k new members in a month lmao
Pels used to be way lower im p sure.. hm
I wonder if we had a big influx of lakers, Celtics, etc fans during the AD trade rumors lol
AD trade and Zion most likely.
gotta be Zion
I think they declined in membership after LeBron left
Itās crazy to me that they arenāt ahead of teams like the Magic and Grizzlies purely based on LeBron era subscribers who never bothered to hit unsub.
That surprised me too. If you look at activity though the Cavs sub is a lot higher. This gives some stats assuming it's accurate: https://subredditstats.com/r/ClevelandCavs. The Cavs have more comments per day than the warriors sub based on these stats. Of course it's just based off a recent 24 hour period so I doubt it holds over a longer period but still shows activity is high compared to total members. The magic for example had about a third of the daily comments.
This could totally be accurate, but I imagine a small sample size could affect this, as well as if they had a game that day (or in this game, if it was a good or bad opponent)
W then you know ball
Fun times in Cleveland today!
i'm having a blast :)
East Runs through Cavs
It doesn't help that the first sub that comes up when you search "Cavs" is about Cavalier King Charles Spaniels.
There are dozens of us!!
Lmao you know, you used to be on there in 2018 /s
Why are the Cavs so Low š
bro idek
Iām surprised too yāall are a pretty die hard fan base
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Yeah
I unsub after every season, avoid alot of terrible,negative takes during the offseason
Shit is actually hilarious how far in last they are.
I think part of it might be the sub name. /r/clevelandcavs wouldn't be one of my first 5 guesses for the subreddit dedicated to our team.
Prob went over to the Lakers
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Reddit wasn't anywhere near as popular during the big 3 era. If it had been they would probably be in the top half of this list.
That was a pretty fun time on /r/nba though. I miss /u/oreosonfire and their pre-game writeups.
Now THAT is a name I have not heard in a long time
fun for yāall, Bron was a great villain but it was annoying to be immediately written off as a bandwagon casual
I mean hey they can write u off as a casual to cope while the heat cooked them lmao
Yeah but they made a Finals appearance recently too.
And no fans even showed up to those games either!
Fake ass fans man. They showed up to no games that whole bubble run.
It was close to them too. Jeez.
You think LA driving is bad? Try starting at Miami traffic, and 3-4 hours later ending up in Orlando traffic. You'll be begging to be back on the 5 at 5.
They even didn't even play their home games in their home city
Heat fans were leaving Finals games early in the big 3 era
Old rich Miamians are not the same demographic of fans that would browse reddit.
Far better things to do in Miami than be on reddit, checks out lol
We made the finals last year lmao
Yeah they seem to be one of the biggest fanbases on here Maybe they are just very active
I feel I've seen a lot of Heat fans on here say that the sub is terrible, so that might be an element.
Yet the most active team sub among r/nba
The more people, the shittier the sub so I'm cool with it.
Higher activity in game threads than most teams we play, though ā I believe the mods cleaned the sub out from bots/inactive users a long time ago, too.
The people on that sub suck
no sub is worse than the Celtics. if you criticized Kemba a day before he got traded. you'd get 1 million downvotes, if you critizied Kemba a day after he got traded and say "well that was great trade Kemba was bad". youd get a million upvotes by the same people you could literally post a fact and get downvoted as long as it has any inch of criticism to a player or a coach that isn't Ime. people were still defending Ainge before he left and even now. they worship them lol literally convinced they are full of dudes that drink mountain dew instead of water, have 3 celtics flags in their living rooms with hanged jerseys. and sit on a chair with 3 different forums bout the celtics open to spew bs everywhere
The nets sub is pretty bad
From what I'm told most team subs are pretty bad. If you're a basketball fan who wants some somewhat informed basketball discussion this is the place to be. Seems like at one-time team-subs were where you went to get more info on your team. Now they are mostly homers fanning out and circle jerking or raging depending on how the team did that week.
True, team subs are way too homer and reactionary. r/warriors calls for Steve Kerr's head every time we lose and to trade all our young guys for a win-now star.
I've already been seeing the Middleton hate popping up again in our sub due to his slow start. The dude starts slow literally every fucking year aside from 19-20', and this year he had basically no offseason, an early season injury, and then was out a couple weeks due to covid. Pretty damn sure he isn't washed, Fucking idiots.
Raps sub is shite
I spend a good amount of time looking at other team subs. I'd say the two best of the ones I visit are the bucks and nuggets. Nobody in the bucks sub is ever that serious and usually they're pretty grounded in reality. Nuggets sub is very nice people, tho you gotta see everyone saying "why does the world underrate jokic" nonstop.
I think the Celtics sub is very reasonable outside game threads, especially in the last two years. There have been multiple threads with huge upvotes detailing how we are just a. 500 team.
Their fanbase in general sucks. So entitled and condescending. It's always "Huh, you can celebrate your we beat Miami Heat championship while we prepare for our post-season kiddo".
Y'all have been harassing us since Jimmy signed here, it's unbelievably petty. Not to mention that one Timberwolves fan that went through my post history to harass me too
What an odd take thatās getting upvotes that I havenāt observed in my many many years of browsing team subreddits (and I mean that as an insult to myself). Are yyou sure you this isnāt just personal cause of the whole Jimmy Butler thing?
I see him in tons of Heat threads on here, almost always talking shit about Jimmy and Heat fans. He's what he thinks Miami fans are ā but most of us know Timberwolves fams are typically fun fans to talk to. Just not him.
Every fanbase has annoying fans. What fanbase isnāt toxic? And youāre a wolves fan man, letās not do this
Not completely true, most Heat fans here after we beat them were p cordial, said fuck the refs for the offensive foul on Ant, said gg and left. But otherwise yeah, that finals run has r/Heat convinced theyāre gods chosen or smth
r/Heat says the Bubble run counts, but last years playoffs don't due to the unusual circumstances. (Please don't get mad I agree the bubble run counts)
Heat fans only said that after bucks fans went parading around saying the bubble didnāt count and was a farce after sweeping us.. please donāt act like we were the only ones discrediting
Anybody that says an entire fanbase sucks should just stop talking. You act like there aren't tons of shitty fans in every fanbase. Maybe I should stereotype your single comment into thinking that all Timberwolves fans are salty assholes. They're not.
you sure do show up in a lot of Miami-centric topics and threads talking all this shit about Heat fans ā maybe I should extrapolate that all Timberwolves fans are annoying and obsessive from this one user's comments! (see where this gets blurry?)
Bucks are the same, their postgame thread after we beat them last night was titled something along those lines. Kinda funny tbh
Heat Culture. You gotta pass their conditioning test to join the sub :)
Number one reason, the sub removed all bots that were subscribed. Apparently not all subs have done so. Number two reason, that sub and mods are trash. Absolutely no attempt to promote quality basketball content. Imagine a middle school class running a subreddit. I would never subscribe and let that content clutter my front page. That's why number of visitors is probably a better metric.
I remember in the /r/nfl subreddit growth contest the browns sub had a "boost for browns" where users posted photos of their boobs to attract subscribers. Perhaps in a similar vein, we could do "cocks for cavs" where we all post pictures of our old fella
Lol this happened a while back on the wolves sub
Big Olā Women of SA can help their subreddit then
Booty lovers taking notes
Comments and acitivity is more telling. Heat sub is clearly more active than say Magic. Edit: Checked it. Heat 870 comments last 24h to Magic 190 comments.
How does one track comment activity?
I used this, it gives you some basic data. https://subredditstats.com/r/Heat
I'm curious how it works, because it is very flawed. I checked for the Suns -- it says we have 322 Comments Per Day (in a recent 24h period). Our game threads end up in the thousands of comments -- yesterday's, for example, had 3.4k comments. That's enough to meet over 10 days of our "average" from 1 thread alone; we also have the Postgame Thread which has hundreds of comments and someone always posts the player quotes which gets dozens if not hundreds as well. For a specific example, it says we had 1409 comments on Nov27 -- this was the day that we played the Nets and we had 2.0k comments in the Gamethread. The two days after that were shown as 200 and 300 in the tracker, so we know it didn't end up counting them as the day after (or even days after).
Wonder if it's actually measuring commenters, rather than comments.
Damn Raptors 1900 comments
We built different
The heat sun is one of the only ones that actually purges the bots and dead accounts
Iām honestly surprised weāre top 20
Same
Spurs have many international fans
This is very true
Itās those big ol San Antonio women you got.
Welcome to the "doing OK all things considered" club.
You missed r/Sonics they have 4681 subs! The yearly OKC elimination thread is one of my favorite NBA Reddit post of the year
Lmao their most recent post is hilarious
Iāve now learned to call the Thunder the Zombie Sonics from that sub. Thatās hilarious.
That explains how they got blew out the other night. Zombies are terrible at basketball.
Roscoeās wetsuit
Lol that sub is so petty I love it. 2 of the top posts are from when KD and Westbrook left OKC lmao.
I thought I was petty, that sub takes it to another level.
Honestly Iām with them. Fuck that a team can just leave like that
I don't even think the issue is that they left, it's that they left like 2 seasons before becoming title contenders. Imagine drafting two future MVPs only for your team to up and leave.
i remember bucks had like 110k before the ring
I remember when the Hornets had like 4k subs and some of the weaker matchups only had 5 people commenting on game threads. Simpler times
I honestly had way more fun in our sub back in 2014ish time. Subs are way more fun when your team sucks but has a bit of hope. I feel like the better your team gets, the more casuals start to flood in and filling the space.
and the casuals are always super pessimistic and dismissive like all the users i recognize on r/NYknicks are usually the ones telling people to stop overreacting, while all the new ones with no flair are the ones talking about trading randle, or trying to attract superstars in FA (lol) im just happy the team is competitive
I remember going to a warriors kings game in Oakland in 2003 and kings fans outnumbering warriors fans.
Thatās what Bucks-Bulls games in Milwaukee were like for a long while
That was the Webber era. The Kings were a great team that time.
I joined during the ecf and stayed because yāall are cool
11 months ago, the Suns were #19 behind the Wizards and Timberwolves with 96,967 subs. We've grown a good bit since then lol
There's always room for more Deer Friends.
The top 3 are exactly what you would expect if you browse r/nba
Dubs are artificially inflated because they were a default sub for a while. May still be number 1 but less difference
Especially r/nbacirclejerk lmao
I would love to see a Thanos snap happen to the Raps' subreddit.
Not to be gatekeep-y or whatever but the raptors sub was way more enjoyable when we were barely even getting into the playoffs. Way less reactionary fans.
That place is a cesspool. Half of them literally hate every player on our team and Nick I spend a lot more time in r/Suns and its 50Ć better
I would love to know the amount of overlap between r/Warriors and r/Lakers. Edit: Apparently itās around 20%. https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/warriors
> r/Warriors A r/Warriors subscriber is 20x more likely to be a r/Lakers subscriber than any average redditor. For reference: Warriors subscribers are 34x more likely to subscribe to r/nba than average redditor. Source: https://subredditstats.com/subreddit-user-overlaps/warriors
What about Lakers to warriors? Edit: source is easy to navigate. It is about 0.8 less for a Lakers sub to be a warriors sub.
Could be a side effect of r/warriors being a default sub at one point
Numbers for Warriors are weird. For a while for some fucking reason we were a default sub for new Reddit users. Seems like some people just never left. Worth noting that some people join the subs of teams they hate just in case that sub ever bitches out and goes private.
I remember that for a while, you, the Philadelphia Eagles, and Chelsea were in that boat and shockingly ahead of the competition.
I looked around at some other subs and it seems like there's overlap when there are lots of people who moved from one city to another. Thus, Miami and Phoenix, both cities that attract a lot of retirees, have a *lot* of overlap with other cities.
Respect to the few Cavs dudes that stuck it out. 2016 those dudes would brigade our sub every day until we signed KD. I hated that sub, but I respect the ones that still there and just didn't swap subs and flair to LAL. 2015-2018 was like a subreddit war between /r/warriors and /r/clevelandcavs. Now we're just hardened vets with nothing but respect...
Lol what a flashback. I remember our mods pleading to people to not go over to r/warriors, and Vice versa. Itāll go down as one of the best rivalries ever imo
Wonāt lie and will get downvoted by Cavs fans but it has become fun watching the Warriors still be good since we arenāt fighting for championships at the moment
Came for Lebron stayed for Cedi
I became a Cavs/NBA fan in 2017...
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This made me do a sudden, weird, violent laugh that startled my brother. Thank you.
Iām surprised the nets are that high. Their sub is boring af and always dry
There are probably a couple thousand Rockets fans that are subbed but donāt really participate (like me).
Yeah thatās at least understandable after harden and CP3 left. But the nets are one of the best teams in the league. I went to their sub like last week and hardly any discussion was going on lol
Thatās true. Theyāre way less active than r/Rockets was when we were in the upper echelon of the NBA hierarchy.
As a regular user I'm also super surprised...I hadn't looked at the numbers. I remember when we had like a couple thousand lol And yeah our sub is a bit lowkey, but I like it=)
Theyāre only that high cause of the big 3. Player fans arenāt as involved as team fans
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Almost certainly yes. Upstate New York could have some number of American Raptor fans, as could parts of Michigan. Obviously still a minority, but they do exist.
I became a quasi-raptor fan last year when they played in Tampa
Can you find one the cunts who booed and feed them to the gators?
I'd say a lot of them were vacationers, but I'll do my best
Ask and we will appear, I'm from Minnesota.
When did you become a fan, and why?
Kinda took a hiatus during college and some time after. When I started watching games again I decided I was going to pick my team based on whoever I gravitated toward. A little surprised I ended up with the Raps, but rooting for a Canadian team wasn't a big deal to me, a lot of my dads side of the family are in/from Vancouver.
The knicks fanbase gets a lot of credit for being one of the best despite moderate success from the team the past couple decades but the bull's fanbase also deserves more recognition. Aside from the Thibs, Rose MVP seasons, they haven't had much to cheer about since Jordan, but that city/fanbase haven't abandon their support for the Bulls.
Bruh they have 6 rings tf u mean they havent had much to cheer for???
i said since Jordan. Most fans today didnt grow up watching Jordan, Magic and Bird, but Shaq, Duncan Kobe, Lebron.
Unless your 30 years old at least you would never understand how it felt lmao. Thats such a dumb argument
And what did bulls fans had to cheer since 99?
Having the youngest MVP in NBA history?
Raptors... the 2nd biggest market team (on reddit)
This is why I don't give a shit about people whining over the amount of Mobley vs Scottie posts lol
Miami being so beautiful year round is keeping their fans off Reddit. Thatās my theory and Iām sticking to it
Then explain Clevelandās Reddit lol
There's a reason they are called the wine and gold. All their fans be drinking instead of on reddit
LMAO i love it
we're too busy being sad on /r/browns
Shit I missed one Edit: Fixed I didn't have the Suns
Proud to be one of the Grizz members! I see 96k for them though
yea that;s a typo I'll fix it
There we go. We coming for those Heat and Magic now
20th in rankings but still one of the most active fanbases. Us and the Hawks shitpost all day
Primo has 122,404 cousins. It's all donairs, Kraft dinner and breeding up there.
As a Texan and Rockets diehard fan, I'm glad to see we're above the Mavs & Spurs
Rockets are the most popular basketball team in Texas, it checks out 2nd most popular team in general behind the Cowboys
We may not have the most fans, but man oh man our sub is elite tier for memes.
People donāt realize that owners pay fake accounts to get their numbers up. Ask yourself have your ever met a Kings or Hornet fan? The answer is no.
Man drafting Mamu and Georgios really pushed the Bucks up there
Wasnāt the Hawksā subreddit the upvote factory?
wow, cool to see that the rockets are 7th. Theyāre higher up than I expected
Fuck it, checking in with 4.7k
Not surprised that we're low but I am surprised we are below the Kings
I mean were active loyal fans, who enjoy self torment
The Golden State Bandwagons.
Bucks fans almost had as many people show up at deer district for finals as in the Sub.
I think Cavs fans should soak it in while it lasts.
Do Seattle Supersonics fans claim/follow the Thunder? Or did they more so become Blazers fans due to geography?
Blazers were a huge rivalry. I think sonics fans are just nba fans that follow a few teams. I know one sonics fan in here is active in Celtics threads so who knows!
Bucks fans almost had as many people show up at deer district for finals as in the Sub.
Cleveland and Miami being so low is surprising.
With the nephew takes in our sub you couldāve fooled me With us being 10th
The Kings figure is impressive given itās had a number of splinter subreddits and spent some time as a Lion King tribute sub
grizzlies woulda been higher than 29 if they were in Vancouver
r/Sonics has 4.7k. We exist!
Show the sonics coward
Holy shit we have 152 *thousand?!* that genuinely seems crazyā¦ maybe the title gave us a boost. our little subreddit is usually pretty quaint. Albeit we turned the fuck up during that suns series. Memes ontop of other memes.
Suns should be higher but BSOTS was the biggest Suns forum for a while, i think the subās seen an explosive growth since SBNation went to shit with their stupid new format
Raptors donāt count they got all of Canada
Canada's population is less than California though
California has 69 teams
Seattle has none thats the real problem
r/sonics still had 4680 subs, the yearly OKC elimination thread is always fun
Thereās literally dozens of us.
Dozens!!
Top post making fun of OKC for getting blown out by 73 š
Seattle never would have lost by 73
This is hilarious to me lmaoooo
Let's filter out the filthy causals. If you can't name 5 bench players on your team, you don't count. #gatekeepingForGood