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Racer17 wrote:The more I read about Cuban hanging around the Pens the madder I get. He'll never buy a Pittsburgh team but loves the free press.



SDPensFan wrote:i'm not sure why Cuban and Mario don't get along?
anybody?
DP: What do you think of Mark Cuban as an owner? He's certainly passionate and involved.
ML: I don't know if he's that passionate. He wanted to be my partner, but it didn't work out. We have different personalities. He's definitely looking for a bit of publicity for himself and the team. But I don't think he's going about it the right way.


You got it, That and a financial version of P*nis envybill from turtle creek wrote:The question is, would Cuban have so much negative reaction in Pittsburgh if it weren't for the fact that MM has ridden his ass so much? How much of the anti-Cuban feeling comes from the Madden acolytes initially?


bill from turtle creek wrote:It sounds to me like he is being prudent right now. The team isn't on the market, so why should he say anything different than what he is saying? Cuban's a high profile guy, and anything he says or does attracts attention. He goes into the Pens locker room and everybody notices. Everybody here (well, some of you) assume that he does this so that the cameras notice him. Well, you know what? The cameras always notice him, whether he wants it or not, because everybody knows who he is, especially in Dallas.
I think a lot of the reaction to Cuban is knee-jerk. Let's wait and see what happens when the arena deal is finalized (hopefully this week) and the team is for sale again. If he doesn't make any earnest attempt to bid on the team next time through, I may join the legion of fans here who have swallowed MM's characterization of him. I would be highly amused, however, to have a passionate billionaire hometown boy as the owner.
He can't win, he says he wants to buy the team & people call him a "media whore", He doesn't say anything & he's full of crapbill from turtle creek wrote:It sounds to me like he is being prudent right now. The team isn't on the market, so why should he say anything different than what he is saying? Cuban's a high profile guy, and anything he says or does attracts attention. He goes into the Pens locker room and everybody notices. Everybody here (well, some of you) assume that he does this so that the cameras notice him. Well, you know what? The cameras always notice him, whether he wants it or not, because everybody knows who he is, especially in Dallas.
I think a lot of the reaction to Cuban is knee-jerk. Let's wait and see what happens when the arena deal is finalized (hopefully this week) and the team is for sale again. If he doesn't make any earnest attempt to bid on the team next time through, I may join the legion of fans here who have swallowed MM's characterization of him. I would be highly amused, however, to have a passionate billionaire hometown boy as the owner.
HEY!!!!!!! No common sense allowed in this discussionJDime20 wrote:i dont understand why people wouldnt want him to buy the team. look what he's done with the Mavericks. they were awful until he bought them and look at them now, best team in the NBA. we already have a good team so as we all know it won;t take much to put us over the hump and be an elite team. its not like he'll be on the bench screaming at the officials. i think it would be great for the franchise if he bought it. but like everyone said there is nothing he can do right now because it's not for sale


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