BisonVol
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Ohhh, so you're an oligarch or oligarch-aspirant! Now we see.Buddy, I’m not a commie humanities teacher. I teach money subjects.
All Jordan had to do was practice a little bit…..Intelligence is not what makes a great hitter. There are a lot of DUMB baseball players who can hit. It's just experience. You put in the reps and have the athleticism, you end up being good at it. Jordan would have been an MLB hall of famer if he'd been putting in the reps for baseball since he was 5 instead of using all his reps on basketball.
And no, at any decent level, you cannot put in a random athlete for football and expect them to be good. There's a LOT more knowledge needed to be good at football than baseball. Schemes and positions and assignments and plays and knowing what your teammates are doing simultaneously and reacting to all those variables from the defense as well.
You're pumping up baseball to be much more than it is. It requires more time and more reps to dial in hitting than some specific skills in other sports, sure, but beyond pitch selection it's not all that complicated or complex, and there's sooo much time for the manager to handle most of the complexity (shifts, pitch selection, etc...) that players don't really need to be all that smart.
Edit, by intelligence I mean knowledge of the game, not general intelligence.
All Jordan had to do was practice a little bit…..
I feel slighted being left off the @ list here :flex:
The data on the Yankees is inaccurate. Lou Gehrig is the greatest Yankee. Let it be written, let it be known.
Some of those are downright laughable.
Johnny Bench > Pete Rose
Ty Cobb >>> Miguel Cabrera (wtf)
Skinny Barry > Honus Wagner
Willie Mays > Fat Barry
Stan Musial > Albert Pujols
I'll take pronounce UT's 1st opponent with the appropriate regional pronunciation for a $1000 Alex.
I know what he said…. Its just a lot more complicated then putting in the reps since the age of 5. Jordan did play pretty heavily through some of his teen years but gave it up bc basketball was sports…. Others have been pretty dominant at two sports such as Danny Ainge for example. Hitting a baseball at a MLB level is one of the hardest things to do in sports.@jave36 literally said "putting in the reps for baseball since he was 5."
Anyway, I looked at the feed of that guy you posted. It's pretty interesting, especially the overlays.
The post you quoted was probably implying women’s professional soccer… jmo.The EPL says hi right back.
The EPL is the unquestioned top league in the world's most popular sport, and revenue for the elite clubs is on par with the top NFL clubs. The Big Six EPL teams averaged $684 million in revenue versus $586 million for the typical NFL team.