Basketball is the highest paid, so it's a no brainer on that. Then baseball and football last.

Basketball is the highest paid, so it's a no brainer on that. Then baseball and football last.
You can hit a fast ball and a curve and run a 4.4? Breh you gettin moneyBaseball has so many risks.
You basically have to commit on bouncing around the minors for at least 3 years. You know what that means? No college degree or any real transferable skill set. And with only 750 slots on MLB rosters vs. 6,000 minor league players, you gotta be real confident.
People in here also forgetting how hard it is to make it in the NBA
Outside the Lottery (15-30): 20% chance of making it
Second round?: Around a 8% chance of making it
There is no salary cap in baseball. What NBA player is pulling in 30 million a year playing every 5 days?
except making a basket in the NBA is much easier than hitting a 95 mph fastball for a base-hit (especially with today's advanced defensive alignments)Baseball... No doubt...
No Salary Cap
Longer Careers
Guaranteed contracts
Plus if you bat .300 you are a hall of famer
If you shoot .300 in the NBA you are terrible
If you complete 30% of your passes in the NFL you'll be benched
isn't that a good thing? less weed carriers, less threat of getting run up on, etc.at all these nikkas that said baseball
fukk that shyt. baseball boring as fukk and you sit in 100 degrees every game. only fukkboys would say baseball. NBA you get the recogition and the p*ssy. baseball players walk around their own city with nikkas not giving one fukk
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except making a basket in the NBA is much easier than hitting a 95 mph fastball for a base-hit (especially with today's advanced defensive alignments)
Football, baseball, basketball.
Assume that you're about 6'4 / 6'5 with a 4.4 40 time, ability to dunk, great hands, ability to put on good weight. Have ability to hit a fastball & curveball
Which sport do you go to college for / go pro in? Why?
have fun standing in the outfield for three hoursisn't that a good thing? less weed carriers, less threat of getting run up on, etc.
Baseball has so many risks.
You basically have to commit on bouncing around the minors for at least 3 years. You know what that means? No college degree or any real transferable skill set. And with only 750 slots on MLB rosters vs. 6,000 minor league players, you gotta be real confident.
People in here also forgetting how hard it is to make it in the NBA
Outside the Lottery (15-30): 20% chance of making it
Second round?: Around a 8% chance of making it