"friendly basketball" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You could use the phrase to describe a type of basketball game or atmosphere, such as in the sentence, "We had a friendly basketball game last night."
Even family fare is not immune: on July 3, the 14-year-old rapper Lil' Bow Wow opens in "Like Mike," a kid-friendly basketball fable loosely based on "The Red Shoes".
This is not to say that Koreans are robots who can simply be told what to think (another common misconception) but if they see positive events, such as a friendly symbolic basketball game between the DRPK and an American team, then these conclusions are very likely to be mostly positive.
The two enjoy a friendly game of basketball, drink margaritas, and yuk it up.
They are divorcés who have dabbled in erotic yoga and enjoy a friendly game of basketball.
He returned from North Korea in "pretty rough shape emotionally", Mr Prince said, citing the pressure of organising an international basketball friendly.
Queen Jetsun Pema Wangchuck's final basket was just one of 17 she made in a friendly game of basketball last month with nine other women.
Nobody needed a text message to tell N.B.A. refs that the Knicks' Al Harrington is getting too friendly with the basketball rim again.
Everything here is some sort of bro-tastic competition, whether it's a surfing excursion, Craig showing off popping wheelies on his motorcycle, J and Deran trying to see who can hold his breath longer, or Pope and Deran fighting underwater during a "friendly" game of basketball in the pool.
Last week, Kardashian threw her husband a lavish 37th birthday party by renting out the Staples Center so he and his pals could play a friendly game of basketball.
On the next episode of VICELAND's PARTY LEGENDS our show that collects celebrities' wildest party memories and animates them with the help of emerging artists Die Antwoord's Ninja tells us about the time he and Kanye West took on Drake in a friendly game of basketball.
