BASEketball - Entire Teams to Change Cities
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- Narrator: Soon it was commonplace for entire teams to change cities in search of greater profits. The Minneapolis Lakers moved to Los Angeles where there are no lakes. The Oilers moved to Tennessee where there is no oil. The Jazz moved to Salt Lake City where they don't allow music. The Raiders moved from Oakland to LA back to Oakland. No-one in LA seemed to notice.
"The Jazz moved to Salt Lake City where they don't allow music."
lmao
Mormons
From prisons, mental institutions, and Texas. Right up there!
Forcing owners to recruit heavily from prisons, mental institutions, and Texas.
I can't stop laughing about the Texas part..LMFAO!
LOL and Texas. That line always gets me.
@@dimitribotone9722 Easily the most concerning of the lot
You ain't kidding, Tex.
Should be more like Florida now. With all the Florida man stories lol
I think about this clip every time I read about a team changing cities.
The Minneapolis Lakers moved to Los Angeles where there are no lakes. The Oilers moved to Tennessee where there is no oil. The Jazz moved to Salt Lake City where they don't allow music. The Oakland Raiders moved to LA, back to Oakland, and then to Las Vegas, while the Los Angeles Rams moved to St. Louis and then back to LA. No one in Los Angeles seemed to notice.
Rams, Chargers and Raiders...
The Oilers changed their name though. Lakers should have too. The LA Smog or the LA Traffic would have been good choices.
LA Police Pursuits
Bud Adams only took the name to Tennessee in order to deny the people of Houston from ever having their team back
Coming back to this clip after the Arizona Coyotes moved to Utah
how do people not enjoy BASEketball, a timeless classic i will show my children with hopes that they will show my grand children. Much like Akira, and the story of son goku. BASEketball falls into that list
Trey Parker isn't exactly fond of this movie. Plus, he only agreed to do this movie because he thought South Park was only gonna last one season.
@@Sal_Sal27 how do you know this? (genuine question). It makes sense
@@tastethejace I read about. Plus later on, I saw in an interview that he figured South Park would go no more than three seasons.
Revisiting this after trying to explain the NBA play-in tournament (I know it's not that complicated, but if you explain all the scenarios for each team, it does become a bit of a head shaker... hahaha).
Just put back the 1 vs 8.
it doesn't seem fair that the city of Houston had to start their football team all over in 2002 why couldn't they just be the Oilers let the Tennessee Titans franchise all begin with their initial move in the 90s huh that's kinda how it was with the Cleveland Browns/Baltimore Ravens
I'm late but the owner of the Oilers/Titans kept the name of the Oilers
Because Bud Adams was a no good motherfucker... The NFL should've looked out for the city of Houston the same way they did for Cleveland when Art Modell moved the team to Baltimore
From the UK. Always wondered what it must be like if your team moves to another state. Do you still follow them? Curious.
I’m from New York and when I was a kid I met a lot of older dodger fans and giant fans who never stopped rooting for their home team even though they packed up and moved across the country
@@craigkrane3901 That must have sucked. I imagine a few states being one thing, but New York to California, must have been difficult!
Kinda sad that this is kinda what's happening to sports these days lol
College football players getting paid, transferring every year, switching conference every couple years
Hmm
Whatever…shit.
This is a perfect depiction of the NFL's Rams.
I literally don't know what city they're in anymore.
More so the Chargers. Rams seem to be embraced. No so much with the Chargers.
@@HarrisonHollers Then the Raiders moved to Los Vegas and still no one noticed.
@@TheStapleGunKid Oakland lost every team
@@HarrisonHollers Not quite yet. They're still holding onto the A's...for now. They have lost the Raiders a few times, the Seals, and the Warriors (though the Warriors are still very close to Oakland). Probably a few others that I can't recall off the top of my head.
The opening narration always felt like it was pure Zucker. It's not as crass as a lot of the humor Stone and Parker very clearly had a hand in for the film and it feels like something you'd expect to hear in a film like Airplane or The Naked Gun. Stephen McHattie also absolutely nails the deadpan delivery of it, making it that much more memorable of an opening joke.
Gotta point out that the Zuckers wrote and directed "Airplane!" in 1980, which includes jokes about killing crippled children and pedophilia, just for starters. I love them to bits, but getting pearl-clutchy over them sounds more like nostalgia than reason.
@@michaelccozens Is this where virtue signaling and cancel culture began?
@@captainbuzzkill4658
that started when christians censored tv from the beginning of tv broadcasts. Actually goes further back than that with literature.
@@tripsaplenty1227 oh yeah? How far back does it go? Tell me more.
Didn't expect Kevin Micheal Richards to appear as himself.
that's just a typical hockey game
That guy replied to him saying "city of Miami" by correcting him with "Minnesota"... which is a state.
No it's not
@@forman208 yes it is
I believe that’s the joke..
The Raiders moved from Oakland to LA back to Oakland. No one in LA seemed to notice. Now they are in LV and the Bay is fuckin pissed
It depends on who asked when I heard about that move I kept asking Raiders fans about it
The whole Oakland A's fiasco explained in 1 video
A total prediction of today's sports