wat.

do you even drink?

It would mean rooting for a team that thinks so little of where you live that they're high-tailing it the hell out of there. I couldn't do it. They would no longer represent where I live, and I couldn't attend their games. No thanks.

Eh, I guess I could see that to a degree. I guess it helps that LA never felt too much like home to me in the first place, so it wasn't too much of a sting when they went off to St. Louis anyway. Plus, even if it did feel like home, both of the LA teams left at once, so there had to be a choice made either way if you wanted to retain a team and keep it local.

I dunno, especially if the alternative is not having a team at all or having to jump onto whatever the next nearest bandwagon is, I think that you gotta follow your team. I can respect where you're coming from, but I just couldn't do it, myself. My team's my team, ride or die.



I do, but not nearly enough.

hey man its just my opinion, open your mind a little

when my state lost our basketball team they changed name and region.. yet i still rep an okc hat
we havnt had the super sonics for 7 years but it feels like a decade. not even lebron has brought me fully back

Yeah, I wonder what the alternative is supposed to be for you. Should you just jump over to becoming a Trailblazers fan, because geography is the most important part of fandom?

A team is represents the city. If a team leaves the city, they are basically giving the finger to that city. That's why if/when the Chargers leave, they are fucking dead to me. I might even boycott the NFL all together since they are the ones pushing so hard for an LA team.

Let's be real here, I wouldn't blame the Raiders if they gave the finger to Oakland.

It's definitely a matter of circumstance, I have to say. Sometimes it can be a major finger. I can definitely understand Cleveland fans who want the Ravens to catch on fire, for sure.

It's the exact same thing with the Chargers. Except they'll probably keep the name and San Diego will never have a football team again.