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Peace, Love & Thunderstanding: 15 Ways to improve the Thunder Experience

12:00 AM EST on December 11, 2008

Since the Thunder are such a torturous team to watch play "“ and an even more torturous team to analyze "“ I decided that it would be boring to write (or expect you to read) about the team's failures in my first crack at Peace, Love and Thunderstanding.  Instead, I figured it would be fun to list some ways that Thunder management could possibly make the home games more enjoyable, thus improving the Thunder experience.

You see, Thunder games are extremely boring...and not just because the team sucks.  It seems like team management still hasn't gotten the hang of that thing called "game presentation." This sucks for a couple of reasons.  For one, the team is terrible, so you need to have some sort of fun distraction to keep you from focusing on the terrible play on the court.  And two, the Hornets did a great job at making the entire NBA experience a great experience, so we know what to expect.  And right now, the Thunder isn't close to providing the same NBA experience that the Hornets delivered.

Anyway, instead of complaining about it.  I'm going to provide a solution!  Check it out after the jump.

15. Hire a Game Emcee who doesn't make me want to punch the Game Emcee in the face.