The Best NBA Commercials. Ever.
You don’t have to watch pro basketball to appreciate these well-aged gems of modern advertising. Courtesy of Fox Sports.
[Hat tip, Tim]
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June 27th, 2007 at 12:31 am
Those are pretty good… but what about the best NBA ads? Shows my age, but there was a classic ad with a picture of Kareem and Ralph Sampson going up for a jump ball. Sampson’s hand is just a bit higher than kareem’s and the ad reads, “how does it feel to be 7′2″ and a couple inches too short?”