IOC President Says Transgender Weightlifter Can Compete For Women’s Title, Admits Rules On Trans Athletes May Change

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MG1968 said:
Right. Lebron wouldn’t last a season against players like Bill Lambier, Shaq, Rodman, and Kareem.
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Sure, but Muggsy Bogues did just fine in that era. Makes total sense. What was Lebron going to do against all those terrifying 205 lb small forwards?

You guys don't watch. You just see clips of him flopping and playing dead. I hate that **** so much, but the truth of the matter is he gets up and plays on basically every time, and he's been taking hard fouls for 18 years now.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Sure, but Muggsy Bogues did just fine in that era. Makes total sense. What was Lebron going to do against all those terrifying 205 lb small forwards?

You guys don't watch. You just see clips of him flopping and playing dead. I hate that **** so much, but the truth of the matter is he gets up and plays on basically every time, and he's been taking hard fouls for 18 years now.
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Lebron is literally the biggest crybaby the NBA has ever seen. He’s absolutely nowhere near the “GOAT” label that he wants so bad. There’s probably at least 10-15 players or more that have been better than him. He’s not even the best in the league now. Hell he isn’t even the best on the Lakers.
 
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Back to the subject, this is a problem women will have to fix. They will have to protest or refuse to compete against mentally ill dudes for this to get resolved.
 
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rjd970 said:
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How did Nolan Ryan pitch with all his body parts working? Have you ever had a calf cramp? The biggest freak of nature in a sweltering 90-degree arena got a muscle cramp that he couldn't walk on, but it's not a toughness thing. The muscle is literally seizing up. He came back a few minutes later and tried to play on it (but couldn't).

BTW, his team was winning when he came out and got outscored by 17 to close out the game. Ouch.
 
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C-south said:
He’s played all 82 games one time 😂🤣
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Cool stat that doesn't reflect reality at all. He's played more games than just about anybody and he's still playing like an MVP candidate. There are only a handful of players ever who were even stars at age 36 (Kareem, mailman, Duncan), and that was with 4 years of college to lighten the load. And he's played all the way to the finals in 9 of the last 11 seasons. Jordan did it 3x and then quit. Did it 3x again and then quit. It's fkn hard.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Cool stat that doesn't reflect reality at all. He's played more games than anybody ever and he's still playing like an MVP candidate. There are only a handful of players ever who were even stars at age 36 (Kareem, mailman, Duncan), and that was with 4 years of college to lighten the load. And he's played all the way to the finals in 10 of the last 12 seasons. Jordan did it 3x and then quit. Did it 3x again and then quit. It's fkn hard.
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By not going to college it’s been easier to play in more games. When did the best of 5 playoff rounds end? He’s a good player but nowhere near Jordan level. Jordan didn’t jump around to ready made teams.
 
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C-south said:
By not going to college it’s been easier to play in more games. When did the best of 5 playoff rounds end? He’s a good player but nowhere near Jordan level. Jordan didn’t jump around to ready made teams.
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I tried to correct myself, He's not yet 1st, just 1st among active players. He played 269 NBA games during his college years, and the extra mileage puts him at a distinct disadvantage with regard to what we'd expect at age 36 and he's the best 36 YO we've ever seen.

What does how good Jordan is have to do with anything being said here? He's so far from being an ironman, which is the topic.
 
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Ernest T. Vol said:
Moses Malone, Tree Rollins
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Guys who survived playing in the 80s and 90s NBA:

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Imagine an era so tough that an opposing player can walk into your locker room, touch one of your players, and talk **** to you and nobody does anything...

The era was tough in its own way, just like this era is. Let's not pretend the freaks from either era "wouldn't last one season" in the other era. Just ridiculous.
 
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n_huffhines said:
Imagine an era so tough that an opposing player can walk into your locker room, touch one of your players, and talk **** to you and nobody does anything...

The era was tough in its own way, just like this era is. Let's not pretend the freaks from either era "wouldn't last one season" in the other era. Just ridiculous.
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Some of us don’t like the freaks from this era bc they act like pu$$ies.
 
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