With our incredible run to start the season, the Magic are finally getting some well deserved attention in r/nba. It’s important that we as a fanbase decide how to represent ourselves. In my experience, our subreddit is cordial, upbeat, and excited about the future. I think we should extend that tone to r/nba.

I saw a comment in r/nba calling someone a name for calling the team the “Magics”. Imo that’s completely unnecessary. We can’t control everything or everyone, but my suggestion is we try to preserve our reputation as a positive fanbase as the team gains more attention.

  • resincakBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    What, someone called us Magics? That’s disrespectful. How can you be an NBA fan and not know the teams? Might as well call us Knights or Dolphins.

  • whtge8BEnglish
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    1 year ago

    Fuck that. We been trash for 10 years. It’s our turn to be toxic.

  • BrotherBrosephBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I’m rarely on r/nba, it’s just a lot of casuals talking our of their ass imo, but occasionally its nice to see some love for us on there, its a good measuring stick for how well your team is doing. But you’re prob not gonna stop seeing toxic Magic fans on r/nba or from any fanbase, it’s just a place to be obnoxious about your team.

  • evenyetoddBEnglish
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    1 year ago

    I’m not going to go out of my way to be mean to people but if you are being a total dick then I will not hesitate to be one back. I appreciate anything constructive but gone are the days of people shitting all over our players unprovoked.