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Old 10-13-2017, 11:49 PM  
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Saw a bunch of Chiefs players at tonight's NBA preseason game @sprint center
The Chiefs PR team sucks ass.

Marcus Peter's is not the thug the local media wants him to be. That guy despite being constantly bothered made sure to sign every little kids autograph or take pics despite being bothered during the game.

DJ is also a class act kind of puzzling why he wasn't marketed more.

Like the Patriots do I think we play shenanigans with the injury report. Albert Wilson sure as **** was handling those stairs at Sprint center fine. His knee didn't look sprained in the slightest.

Useless thread but yeah we have some great dudes in this franchise. Despite what's being portrayed and how the Royals kill the Chiefs in PR is beyond me.
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Old 10-14-2017, 11:31 AM   #46
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That looks good for teams potentially moving doesn't it??
meh..When Lebron was on the Heat and they came to KC every preseason it was sold out. The NBA is a super star driven league and if you don't have one you are going to struggle regardless.
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Old 10-14-2017, 11:35 AM   #47
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Not at all it's fascinating how much better of a job they do at everything compared to the Chiefs.
Homser, Salvy, Gordon, Moose, and Duffy >>>>>>> Peters, Hill, Alex Smith, Eric Berry, and DJ
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This is unacceptbale. What if they watch so much basketball that they forget how to play football. they should be studying the playb ook, all nihgt
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Like the Patriots do I think we play shenanigans with the injury report. Albert Wilson sure as **** was handling those stairs at Sprint center fine. His knee didn't look sprained in the slightest.
guess those stairs messed him up!!!
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Old 10-14-2017, 11:45 AM   #51
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Google, KC Kings.



Despite never having a talented team, they had a loyal fan base.


My ass we did. I was around back then and went to some games. The Kings average attendance was 8304.

You do the math and you will see why they were sold and why they moved. Because they were struggling in KC. New ownership knew that KC sucked but couldn't get the Pacers bought so they bought the Kings and then the politics began.

Yeah, we supported the Kings with an average attendance of under of about 1/2 of other teams.


KANSAS CITY KINGS
Season GP Total Avg.
1975-76 41 272,675 6,651
1976-77 41 330,526 8,062
1977-78 41 315,722 7,701
1978-79 41 442,354 10,789
1979-80 41 375,387 9,156
1980-81 41 336,585 8,209
1981-82 41 280,564 6,843
1982-83 41 340,359 8,301
1983-84 41 370,270 9,031
1984-85 41 262,812 6,410

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*** the arena (Warehouse) only held 10,333
SACRAMENTO KINGS
Season GP Total Avg.
1985-86 41 423,653 10,333
1986-87 41 423,653 10,333
1987-88 41 423,653 10,333
1988-89 41 677,197 16,517
1989-90 41 697,574 17,014
1990-91 41 697,574 17,014
1991-92 41 697,574 17,014
1992-93 41 709,997 17,317
1993-94 41 709,997 17,317
1994-95 41 709,997 17,317
1995-96 41 709,997 17,317
1996-97 41 709,997 17,317
1997-98 41 605,434 14,767
1998-99 25 418,751 16,750
1999-00 41 720,033 17,562
2000-01 41 709,997 17,317
2001-02 41 709,997 17,317
2002-03 41 709,997 17,317
2003-04 41 709,997 17,317
2004-05 41 709,997 17,317
2005-06 41 709,997 17,317
2006-07 41 709,997 17,317
2007-08 41 580,181 14,150
2008-09 41 520,169 12,687
2009-10 41 543,416 13,254
2010-11 41 569,496 13,890
2011-12 33 478,764 14,508
2012-13 41 563,743 13,750
2013-14 41 667,949 16,291
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Old 10-14-2017, 11:48 AM   #52
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Old 10-14-2017, 12:22 PM   #53
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My ass we did. I was around back then and went to some games. The Kings average attendance was 8304.

You do the math and you will see why they were sold and why they moved. Because they were struggling in KC. New ownership knew that KC sucked but couldn't get the Pacers bought so they bought the Kings and then the politics began.

Yeah, we supported the Kings with an average attendance of under of about 1/2 of other teams.


KANSAS CITY KINGS
Season GP Total Avg.
1975-76 41 272,675 6,651
1976-77 41 330,526 8,062
1977-78 41 315,722 7,701
1978-79 41 442,354 10,789
1979-80 41 375,387 9,156
1980-81 41 336,585 8,209
1981-82 41 280,564 6,843
1982-83 41 340,359 8,301
1983-84 41 370,270 9,031
1984-85 41 262,812 6,410

vs.

*** the arena (Warehouse) only held 10,333
SACRAMENTO KINGS
Season GP Total Avg.
1985-86 41 423,653 10,333
1986-87 41 423,653 10,333
1987-88 41 423,653 10,333
1988-89 41 677,197 16,517
1989-90 41 697,574 17,014
1990-91 41 697,574 17,014
1991-92 41 697,574 17,014
1992-93 41 709,997 17,317
1993-94 41 709,997 17,317
1994-95 41 709,997 17,317
1995-96 41 709,997 17,317
1996-97 41 709,997 17,317
1997-98 41 605,434 14,767
1998-99 25 418,751 16,750
1999-00 41 720,033 17,562
2000-01 41 709,997 17,317
2001-02 41 709,997 17,317
2002-03 41 709,997 17,317
2003-04 41 709,997 17,317
2004-05 41 709,997 17,317
2005-06 41 709,997 17,317
2006-07 41 709,997 17,317
2007-08 41 580,181 14,150
2008-09 41 520,169 12,687
2009-10 41 543,416 13,254
2010-11 41 569,496 13,890
2011-12 33 478,764 14,508
2012-13 41 563,743 13,750
2013-14 41 667,949 16,291
Yep, KC sucks. I can't believe more people didn't drive down to the West Bottoms in the middle of winter to see a shitty basketball team.

You are comparing attendance numbers before the NBA became really huge. That is like comparing the Bulls of the 70's to the Jordan years.

The Kings did have a loyal core of fans but ownership never brought in the talent. It was easier to sell out than build a contender.
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BTW- if the owners would have held out and kept the team here when the NBA exploded in popularity - their franchise would have been worth multiple times what they sold it for. Really dumb move.
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Old 10-14-2017, 12:35 PM   #55
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guess those stairs messed him up!!!
Did I miss something where it said he was out? Teams never play with the injury report do they?
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Old 10-14-2017, 12:50 PM   #57
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BTW- if the owners would have held out and kept the team here when the NBA exploded in popularity - their franchise would have been worth multiple times what they sold it for. Really dumb move.
The fact is the lack of fan support the Kings. They were never the must do thing in KC. It took 6 years to have 10K people at a game on average.

I would have to agree with you on selling too early as the Pacers are a simular demographic team and were struggling at the same time and you can see what happened there. Then again they do not have MLB.

This is what the pacers did with the same time block.

1975-76 42 320,531 7,632
1976-77 41 432,726 10,551
1977-78 41 501,759 12,238
1978-79 41 367,160 8,955
1979-80 41 433,402 10,571
1980-81 41 409,839 9,996
1981-82 41 318,062 7,758
1982-83 41 197,364 4,814
1983-84 41 421,202 10,273
1984-85 41 437,677 10,675
1985-86 41 460,969 11,243
1986-87 41 520,007 12,683
1987-88 41 502,319 12,252
1988-89 41 468,912 11,437
1989-90 41 528,275 12,885
1990-91 41 475,291 11,592
1991-92 41 517,352 12,618
1992-93 41 530,891 12,949
1993-94 41 543,815 13,264
1994-95 41 655,028 15,976
1995-96 41 673,967 16,438
1996-97 41 636,735 15,530
1997-98 41 645,302 15,739
1998-99 25 404,536 16,181
1999-00 41 752,145 18,345
2000-01 41 733,444 17,889
2001-02 41 686,537 16,745
2002-03 41 670,461 16,352
2003-04 41 678,326 16,544
2004-05 41 696,764 16,994
2005-06 41 663,368 16,179
2006-07 41 629,750 15,359
2007-08 41 501,092 12,221
2008-09 41 581,472 14,182
2009-10 41 582,295 14,202
2010-11 41 555,077 13,538
2011-12 33 467,561 14,168
2012-13 41 626,069 15,270
2013-14 41 717,542 17,501
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I would have to agree with you as the Pacers are a same demographic team and were struggling at the same time and you can see what happened there. Then again they do not have MLB.

This is what the pacers did with the same time block.

1975-76 42 320,531 7,632
1976-77 41 432,726 10,551
1977-78 41 501,759 12,238
1978-79 41 367,160 8,955
1979-80 41 433,402 10,571
1980-81 41 409,839 9,996
1981-82 41 318,062 7,758
1982-83 41 197,364 4,814
1983-84 41 421,202 10,273
1984-85 41 437,677 10,675
1985-86 41 460,969 11,243
1986-87 41 520,007 12,683
1987-88 41 502,319 12,252
1988-89 41 468,912 11,437
1989-90 41 528,275 12,885
1990-91 41 475,291 11,592
1991-92 41 517,352 12,618
1992-93 41 530,891 12,949
1993-94 41 543,815 13,264
1994-95 41 655,028 15,976
1995-96 41 673,967 16,438
1996-97 41 636,735 15,530
1997-98 41 645,302 15,739
1998-99 25 404,536 16,181
1999-00 41 752,145 18,345
2000-01 41 733,444 17,889
2001-02 41 686,537 16,745
2002-03 41 670,461 16,352
2003-04 41 678,326 16,544
2004-05 41 696,764 16,994
2005-06 41 663,368 16,179
2006-07 41 629,750 15,359
2007-08 41 501,092 12,221
2008-09 41 581,472 14,182
2009-10 41 582,295 14,202
2010-11 41 555,077 13,538
2011-12 33 467,561 14,168
2012-13 41 626,069 15,270
2013-14 41 717,542 17,501
Just imagine if the Kings would have drafted Jordan and stayed in KC?

The bandwagon fans would have been flooding the West Bottoms trying to get in.

When I was a kid the Chiefs used to draw fans like the Kings did- it is hard to root for a perennial loser.
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Did Revis always play on one side in his prime? I can’t remember.

He followed the number 1 receiver around
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how the Royals kill the Chiefs in PR is beyond me.
1. Winning.









































































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Not fleecing fans for parking.

Not fleecing fans for ticket cost.

Not fleecing fans for concessions.

Players more accessible to the public.

Baseball fans are generally smarter than football fans.
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