The commercials were innovative at the time and would certainly make you stop, look and listen. Going down the Youtube rabbit hole, I was pleasantly surprised to run into so many "I Love This Game" commercials from that era.
With no NBA League Pass and really only a hand full of nationally televised games at the time in Canada, these commercials kept the NBA top of mind and magnified how fun the game could be.
So without further ado here are a couple of commercials that helped feed the appetite of a young basketball fan back then:. From MJ hanging in the air to the Glove's no-look pass and the two fans dancing in sync, this one had a little something for everyone.
We even got a Mighty Mouse floater in there, Raptors fans! Michael Jordan was truly one of the biggest stars of the '90s, but Kermit the Frog might have been bigger. He lends his voice for this classic '" Love This Game" commercial. We know about the ties that basketball has to hip-hop but how about classical music?
This is why we play and where amazing happens are phrases you've heard a million times if you're a hardcore NBA fan. The NBA's marketing campaigns over the years have hit big with sports fans all over the world and as some of them get further and further in the rearview mirror the mere mention of them is certain to spark some nostalgia. The commercials were innovative at the time and would certainly make you stop, look and listen.
Going down the Youtube rabbit hole, I was pleasantly surprised to run into so many "I Love This Game" commercials from that era. With no NBA League Pass and really only a hand full of nationally televised games at the time, these commercials kept the NBA top of mind and magnified how fun the game could be. So without further ado here are a couple of commercials that helped feed the appetite of a young basketball fan back then:.
From MJ hanging in the air to the Glove's no-look pass and the two fans dancing in sync, this one had a little something for everyone. Michael Jordan was truly one of the biggest stars of the '90s, but Kermit the Frog might have been bigger.
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