Basketball Is A Headache

I'm not a basketball fan. Not because I'm not familiar with the game rules, but because I don't want to see people running around, walking on air, and getting injured just to snatch a single ball. Sometimes, the ball game turns into a boxing match between two players. It's totally a headache for me. They call it a sport, but many players have no real "sport" attitude.

But in fairness with team players and father of basketball, I recognize their efforts to make this sport as one of the most favorite sport in the world. People behind the basketball industry made a big contribution to sport history. They often join two different states for one unfading team. There are millions of fans out there who are dying to see their favorite players jump and shoot the ball. But when the referee calls for a foul, they throw things like popcorn, soda cans, and coins.

But what makes this sport very unique is that it has gone a long way. The National Basketball Association (NBA), for example, had made a strong impact to millions of people around the world. Millions of fans are waiting for their favorite team to make a score and cheer for them in the championship. Both men and women, celebrities or not, parents and children, are all crazy about their favorite teams.