where can I watch the NBA play-offs in LOS?

[thaibound]

last year all i could find at gulliver's and the like was bloody 'football'!
and forget the 'freeway series' and the 'subway series', there must be some ex-pat who fancies a 'hallway series' at Staples center between the lakers and the clippers - no? first time ever that all 'road games' would be played at home.
no better way to rejuvenate between ladyboy goddesses than screaming at kobe and quaffing an icy chang - so where can i do it? anyone else about interested? i arrive los on wednesday for the entire month of may. maybe we can gang up and bribe gulliver's (or ANY bar) to switch at least one big screen to the most physically challenging sport on the planet!
okay, not counting a three-way with nancy and mint!

[kahuna]

You know I'll be looking...if you find someplace, please let me know.........

[donnnnnny]

give me a break?? you want to go to thailand and waist time watching a bunch of overprotected meat heads beating there chests and yelling at each other and hi 5 -ing while there are hot babes to fuck????

[Guest]

the most physically challenging sport on the planet!

[kahuna]

Yes Donny,  I will waste my time watching while I increase my waist eating..........

But that dosen't mean that I won't find time to play a little one-on-one with the ladies.....

[BAM]

yeah you might miss a good fight!

http://probasketball.about.com/gi....RAWL%21

[mardhi]

Very Little American sport is shown in Asia, even by the US owned channels. I think your problem will be finding WHO is carrying it, let along then finding a bar to switch channels to actually have it on. You might find ESPN has some of it, but otherwise your going to be out of luck. ESPN is carried on UBC satelitte I think, but thats about it.

Seems like the whole sport thing revolves around soccer and golf in Asia, given that thats what 90% of the population are interested in.

Cheers
Mardhi