how does the bradley center in milwaukee rank in compacity compared to other NBA arenas?
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The Bradley Center can sit a total of 18,600 fans and it ranks in the lower 1/3 of NBA stadiums in terms of capacity. At least 13 NBA teams have a stadium capacity that is greater than 20,000.
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5 star basketball camp is the place for u. But, u really have 2 be at the top of ur game
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Pittsburgh Penguins. The Mellon(Civic) Arena is the oldest and smallest. A few years back it was the Hurricanes. Hopefully things will work out for the Penguins and they will get that new arena soon. It is already basically designed.\n\nOh and the Penguins have been playing there since 1969 when they entered as Expansion. So they have been there longer then Detroit has been in its arena, let alone the arena being older. The Civic arena wasn't even orginally designed for hockey.
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Bradley has to be the most impressive.  They've beaten Kansas, who I thought would make the Sweet 16, and they've beaten Pitt who was a top ten team for the entire regular season.  For more insight visit the source.  (My site)
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New York has become a world class event, thanks in large part to the great Fred Lebow (God rest his soul).  But Boston still has history and tradition on it's side so I'll still say Boston.
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yes it was stern's decision.  and it was THE BEST decision ever.  gilbert arenas isnt a household name like most all starts. but he deserves to be there.
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Friendly Fenway all the way and the monsta seats have a wicked view.\n\nThough Wrigley field is a close second for me cause of the history both fields have.
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Gotta go with Detroit. They play with a team first attitude. That always seems to work in the NBA.
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If you're talking like major arenas then Verizon Amphitheater in Charlotte is your best bet. There's a few clubs in the Winston-Salem area that get what I would call "B-list" acts to play there from time to time. The Greensboro Coliseum gets some decent acts too. In S.C. the Bi-Lo center in Greenville is the only one in that area that I am aware of. Hope this helps somewhat.
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I think your question is incomplete.\n\nAnyway, Jordan, Magic and Shaq are the other three.
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I agree Hartford would be a good place to put a basketball team. They love their basketball teams they already have: the UCONN Huskies mens and womens basketball teams and their WNBA team. Plus, they would have alot of people to fund the team there.
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Planning is required years before laying any groundwork. Are there enough people in the area?\nIs there adequate space to build a new arena or use an existing arena?\nWho is going to buy the franchise?\n\nJust some questions to be answered before considering a new site.
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Here ya go boss:\n\nhttp://www.hoophall.com/exhibits/chamberlain_boxscore.htm
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Rupp arena.  Unless your a Wildcat.\n\nNow in its 30th season as the Kentucky Wildcats’ home court, the facility has seen UK win 90 percent of its home games since it was opened in 1976\n\nDuke All-Time Record at Cameron Indoor Stadium\n\nW L Pct. \n632 139 .820
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i play center fo Wusdytreymott HS.  I love BBall!!!  I'll take u on n e day -  am 6'9"
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Conseco Fieldhouse in Indianapolis is the best arena.  It is a beautiful facility inside and out.  It is great for concerts or sporting events. It's retro style is so cool, and the amenities are great.  Most people in the industry agree.  For an outdoor stadium, I think that Paul Brown Stadium in Cincinnati is great, but Reliant Stadium in Houston is a fantastic facility as well, and it is hard to beat a retractable roof!
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The only team possibly standing in the way would be the San Antonio Spurs.  I really think the Pistons are the best TEAM in basketball right now, and barring injury, no one, even the Spurs, can take them in a 7 game series.  I think Flip has done an even better job with them than Larry Brown.