One major drawback of the Golden State Warriors making the NBA finals

By Lucas Tamborelli

[UPDATE: May 31, 9:01am PDT: This article was originally published on May 25, 2016 at 12:58pm EDT and has been updated as noted below.]

One major bonus with the Golden State Warriors’ pending early exit from the NBA Playoffs is that we won’t have to be subjected to a parade of Apple Inc. middle management sycophants saying “Go, Dubs!” during their WWDC presentations in order to ass-kiss Apple’s C-level Golden State fans.

 
[UPDATE: May 31, 9:01am PDT: The National Fixed Basketball League strikes again.!

(Curry must be promoted as the face of the NBA, so his team makes the finals no matter what – the refs will see to that. NBA fans make professional wrestling fans look like sophisticates who are firmly grounded in reality.)

So, lucky us, now we have to be subjected to yet another a parade of Apple Inc. middle management sycophants saying “Go, Dubs!” during their WWDC presentations in order to ass-kiss Apple’s C-level Golden State fans.]

The views and opinions expressed in this article by Lucas Tamborelli are those of Lucas Tamborelli’s and do not necessarily reflect those of MacDailyNews.

28 Comments

  1. Where’s the “sycophant” call-out for any other A-list fans at Oracle arena? The disparity in critical scrutiny of all things Apple has got ridiculously unbalanced.

    1. I believe the point is that WWDC is no place for such localized, time-specific trivialities. WWDC has a worldwide audience and the presentations should be timeless, not sullied with banalities. Jobs would have never allowed it.

      1. I totally disagree. Small passionate anecdotes about local teams humanize the experience (and the presenters).

        All you grumpies whining because an Apple rep didn’t mention YOUR team can go to a local Apple Store and sports talk up your local Genius; I’m sure they’ll make you feel better about yourself (and any Apple product you may have with you)!

  2. I will say that I’ve gotten tired of seeing Eddie Cue appear at games, other flashy events, hearing about his love of Ferrari’s…etc. I’m sure he is a talented guy, but he seems so caught up in the glitz. I’d like to see him put his nose to the grindstone a bit more…not saying he doesn’t work hard, but his image doesn’t suggest so.

    When Steve was around, he could call the execs of the music and entertainment industry, and get them to make the deal he wanted through the force of his personality, genius, and achievements. It seems like with Eddie Cue his main way of trying to cut deals is just to schmooze with the big players on the expense account. And he doesn’t always seem to get very far doing so.

    So I do get the point of this post.

  3. As i stated on this original post. This is really, really stupid. More of a Facebook post than an actual story. Who cares if they talk about Dubs? Who cares if they talk about John Denver’s rocky mountain high, and how it transformed a generation of people to blah blah blah. Only care about what they announce and how they are supporting developers.

  4. OKC is not a TEAM like GSW. The warriors trust each other and have the heart of a champion. OKC still reverts to hero ball when it matters. And if you watched game 7 one can hardly blame the refs. I doubt OKC will ever win a chip with chokebrook running point. Great physical talent but low basketball IQ.

  5. Who is this punk bitch that is allowed to write articles on MacDailyNews… and he got it wrong the first time only to write another one with strike-though? Give this Lucas Tamborelli twink some ritalin and a blanky.. then a nap.

  6. While we’re at it, let’s mention that a 24 year old kid from Grass Valley, CA won the Indianapolis 500 on his first try…sputtering across the finish line on an empty fuel tank. Way 2 go Alexander Rossi!

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