Okay, so, I’ve been messing around with this NBA mascot thing, and let me tell you, it’s been a ride. I started off thinking, “How hard can it be to rank these guys?” Boy, was I wrong.

First, I dug into all the mascots, you know, the whole gang. I spent hours watching videos, reading their backstories, the whole nine yards. I even made a spreadsheet, like a real nerd. I felt like I was back in school again, except this time it’s a topic I am actually excited about.
I quickly realized there are so many mascots, each with their own quirks and fan bases. I mean, you’ve got your classics like Benny the Bull, who’s basically the king of the mascot world. I saw this one poll online that had him at the top, with a ton of votes. Makes sense, right? He’s been around forever, he’s got the moves, the whole package. I even found some people calling him the “cream of the crop” or the “standard”, it’s crazy!
But then you’ve got all these other mascots, some are cool, some are, well, let’s just say they’re not winning any awards from me. I saw a post online somewhere ranking the best and worst NBA mascot, and I must say, I agree with some of their opinions. I tried to rank them myself, too. It’s tougher than it looks! I considered things like how fierce they are, how original, all that stuff. One of my friend told me there is a whole podcast episode dedicated to ranking them! I might give it a listen, and see if my list matches theirs.
My big takeaway? Benny the Bull, representing the Chicago Bulls, is the real deal. He’s like the sideline superstar, the GOAT of mascots. They even call him the “Sideline Superstar of the Windy City”, which, I guess, fits him perfectly. He’s the one everyone talks about, the one all the other mascots probably look up to. It’s like he wrote the rule book on how to be an awesome mascot.
So yeah, that’s my mascot journey so far. It’s been fun, a little crazy, but definitely interesting. I might keep digging into this, maybe even make my own “official” ranking. Who knows, right?
- Benny the Bull is popular.
- Ranking NBA mascots is hard.
- Mascots have different characteristics.
Conclusion
It was a wild ride, but a good one. I learned a lot, and I’ve got a whole new appreciation for these fuzzy, high-flying entertainers.
