Today's athlete is not physically better than prior athletes.
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CoCKy GeNiuS
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And get hurt 90% more, don't forget that part
The average NBA player today is 2" taller and 20lbs heavier than the ones in the 60s.
Show me the statistics on this.
CoCKy GeNiuS
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I ain't showing you shyt, check them injury reports
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them levitating ass nikkas was from the old school
for some reason cats don't float no more
they get up like crazy but they just drop
motherfukkers was all dramatic and graceful back the g
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for some reason cats don't float no more
they get up like crazy but they just drop
motherfukkers was all dramatic and graceful back the g
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The NFL passed rules forcing teams to be more strict with injury reports. Guess what happened after they did that? Reported injuries skyrocketed. The players weren't getting hurt more the teams just couldn't keep quiet anymore. You think people weren't getting concussions back then? They just didn't report it and you kept playing. Now if there's a big hit you come off the field and undergo testing.
You clearly don't realize that ACL injuries weren't even understood back in the 60's. Players tore it and continued to play. Then they tore the meniscus and their knee was shot. Doctors had no idea what to do with a torn ACL. A player who blew his knee out in college wasn't even making it to the NFL.
How fast were pitchers pitching in the 60s? the
They didn't have the technology to clock pitches. I just read something that said back in 1917 Popular Science theorized that pitchers at that time were throwing 150mph
They didn't have much statistical data in those days which is why OP's premise is DOA.
Crack Daniels
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God I can't wait until the finals start. Y'all are clearly restless as fukk based on these threads lately
They didn't have the technology to clock pitches. I just read something that said back in 1917 Popular Science theorized that pitchers at that time were throwing 150mph
They didn't have much statistical data in those days which is why OP's premise is DOA.
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SadimirPutin
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yall on fukking mushrooms
30+They didn't have the technology to clock pitches. I just read something that said back in 1917 Popular Science theorized that pitchers at that time were throwing 150mph
They didn't have much statistical data in those days which is why OP's premise is DOA.
nikkas just making up shyt now