They also gave him a standing ovation and chanted his name as he left. Much like fans of anything I'm sure there's trash people and good people among them.
That's because Kawhi had to play hypeman.
They also gave him a standing ovation and chanted his name as he left. Much like fans of anything I'm sure there's trash people and good people among them.
I got no horse in this race.Tribalism is and will always be strange to me whether it's on the court, in the court side seats or on message boards. We are whatabouting other city fans.
These posts are weird, man. You wanted a city to win, but now you're hoping the opposing team, not opposing city, wins. Just to spite an entire city for the actions of a few shit fans?
Were you really rooting for Toronto? Or am I missing your sentiment here?
Anyone surprised by Toronto's behavior clearly doesn't watch baseball.
Modern? That's been a thing since day one my manYeah that's pretty ordinary, but is testament to how much of a bloodletting modern sport has become
What city had the riots after that NHL championship game?I think Canadians have a massive Canada vs America chip on their shoulder and it only gets worse as we keep coming up short. If the Raptors don't end up winning I fear it won't be a pretty sight....
Which ones? Because they all do.There are tons of fan bases who don't cheer injuries. TONS. Raptors fans should not get off the hook for this one.
This is the type of shit Philly fans pull.
Yeah this is the etiquette. Never seen fans cheer in the arena/stadium when anyone goes down live before in decades of watching sports. And no, I'm not going to count confusing situations like when someone knocks down a 3 at the same moment someone's collapsing with an injury.Fucking gross. Never been to a game where the crowd doesn't go silent and cheer when he gets up and walks off
Vancouver.
It was a bad look for sure, though some of these videos are misleading. The action continued after KD's injury. Raps made a 3 pointer. Most people cheered for that. At first myself I didn'T think it was that bad of an injury.Nah, they are particularly bad fans. I've never ever seen in any sport where the whole stadium burst into cheers and mockeries over a player's serious injury. That was weird. Even the announcers were taken aback. Hell, their own players were visibly embarrassed.
It was a bad look for sure, though some of these videos are misleading. The action continued after KD's injury. Raps made a 3 pointer. Most people cheered for that. At first myself I didn'T think it was that bad of an injury.
Of course they are trash fans, just like everywhere else. Mob mentality. People forget it's just a game.
Nobody watches baseballAnyone surprised by Toronto's behavior clearly doesn't watch baseball.
Give me a break. Ask anyone about their experience visiting Montreal. Biggest assholes in the country if you can't speak French.Toronto fans made all of Canada look bad internationally.
My brother was right about Torontonians all along
Nobody watches baseball
You went in the wrong neighbourhoods 😋Give me a break. Ask anyone about their experience visiting Montreal. Biggest assholes in the country if you can't speak French.
It's also a "Misery Loves Company" mentality. When the fools boo every other Knicks pick in the draft, I shudder in embarrassment of people willing to ruin someone's big moment for shits and giggles.
Misery is celebrated more than victory. People love seeing someone suffer and lose over them winning and obtaining something good.
Ya shits confusing when you're there live. People start cheering when they hear anyone else cheering. People clap when they hear clapping. I was cheering for the turnover before I even knew he was down. Sure there are dicks there. I ain't denying that. But this happens everywhere. Especially when it's s top player in a serious game. France cheered when Ronaldo got injured in the finals at first. Then they gave him an ovation after realizing someone's actually hurtDefinitely many fans didn't notice Durant was down until after the Raptors scored on the next possession too. I had to point it out to the person next to me.
Ya shits confusing when you're there live. People start cheering when they hear anyone else cheering. People clap when they hear clapping. I was cheering for the turnover before I even knew he was down. Sure there are dicks there. I ain't denying that. But this happens everywhere. Especially when it's s top player in a serious game. France cheered when Ronaldo got injured in the finals at first. Then they gave him an ovation after realizing someone's actually hurt
I feel like baseball fans in general are classier than some of the more violent/fast paced sports. Johnny Damon in particular I remember getting a standing ovation as he was carted off the field as a Red Sox player in Oakland during the playoffs when he was knocked unconscious
Exactly Anyone cheering his injury is a piece of shit but it's not all raptors fans cheering.
it's not a good look but let's not act like every franchise doesn't have asshole fans that would do this. they got caught up in the moment.
i don't believe there's something inherent to toronto that doesn't generalize to the other 29 nba cities.
Mentioned it in the NBA thread, but it's always hilarious when sports fans talk about "class" and engage in finger pointing as if every single fanbase isn't full of shitheads.
Sports are tribal. Fandom is arbitrary. People cheer for others' misery if it helps their side win in certain scenarios. Last night was a prime example.
Don't act like you're some saint or a "classy" fan. You're no better than any other fanbase.
i everyone of my buddies fucking hate the cheatriots and brady, and the air went out of the room when he went down that one year in game 1 against the chiefs, then they showed the replay and we all almost threw up. yeh i wanna fucking win, but at the end of the day its a fucking game, and all of them are risking their body for entertainment. plus its basic human compassion.Find me a sports fan base that doesn't initially react like this. Like this place wouldn't get gleeful if Tom Brady for example, got hurt on the field. It's just sports mob mentality. It's part of the experience.