You can debate the whole Jordan/LeBron but my goodness there is no way Dennis Rodman could guard KD. Pippen would be on him and even then nobody can shut down Durant even in today's game.
NBA defense today is better than back in Jordan's time.
No prior team could beat the Warriors. They are just too good. They won 73 games in a season...and added a top 10 NBA player of all time. And they play very good defense on top of their offensive machine
You can debate the whole Jordan/LeBron but my goodness there is no way Dennis Rodman could guard KD. Pippen would be on him and even then nobody can shut down Durant even in today's game.
NBA defense today is better than back in Jordan's time.
No prior team could beat the Warriors. They are just too good. They won 73 games in a season...and added a top 10 NBA player of all time. And they play very good defense on top of their offensive machine
No matter how many times it gets posted, this is still wrong. Every time.
Which part? The baseball part or the movie part?
Baseball is fun to play but has been ruined by the MLB rules (or lack thereof) IMO.
Football has a play clock, BB has a shot clock, even pro golf limits players to 45 seconds (I think), subject to warning & then penalty, if the group is out of position.
Baseball just needs a few simple rules to speed up play so it's fun to watch again:
1) Limit time outs per team per inning, & that includes so called injuries to batter or catcher. (Or injury timeouts could be called at discretion of plate umpire.)
2) Pitcher & catcher have a play clock (45 seconds) to decide what pitch to throw, and where. Penalty is a "ball" call by the umpire.
3) Batter has a limited time (5-10 seconds) to get in batter's box once the pitcher signals he is ready to pitch. Penalty is a "strike" call by umpire.
Under these rules I would actually enjoy watching baseball again. (I'm old enough to remember watching MLB games that played under 2 hours.)
I agree with Hank here. Nothing stops the warriors since they added Durant. Nothing except for injuries and age, and that doesn't appear to be happening this year. I'd be interested in seeing the 2013 Heat play them, but I think they'd still win. Just to pile on for all the LeBron haters in here, he and Kyrie beat the 72 win team that season. That's why he is the greatest.
Which part? The baseball part or the movie part?
Baseball is fun to play but has been ruined by the MLB rules (or lack thereof) IMO.
Football has a play clock, BB has a shot clock, even pro golf limits players to 45 seconds (I think), subject to warning & then penalty, if the group is out of position.
Baseball just needs a few simple rules to speed up play so it's fun to watch again:
1) Limit time outs per team per inning, & that includes so called injuries to batter or catcher. (Or injury timeouts could be called at discretion of plate umpire.)
2) Pitcher & catcher have a play clock (45 seconds) to decide what pitch to throw, and where. Penalty is a "ball" call by the umpire.
3) Batter has a limited time (5-10 seconds) to get in batter's box once the pitcher signals he is ready to pitch. Penalty is a "strike" call by umpire.
Under these rules I would actually enjoy watching baseball again. (I'm old enough to remember watching MLB games that played under 2 hours.)
Whats funny is how similar Green is to him early in their careers with Green a slight edge in jump shooting. People forget that Rodman had some great slashing abilities early on in his career. He embraced the role he became, which was one of the best rebounders and post defenders of the modern era. And thats all the Bulls needed out of him. He was a fantastic team player...on the court.
You can debate the whole Jordan/LeBron but my goodness there is no way Dennis Rodman could guard KD. Pippen would be on him and even then nobody can shut down Durant even in today's game.
NBA defense today is better than back in Jordan's time.
No prior team could beat the Warriors. They are just too good. They won 73 games in a season...and added a top 10 NBA player of all time. And they play very good defense on top of their offensive machine
I agree with Hank here. Nothing stops the warriors since they added Durant. Nothing except for injuries and age, and that doesn't appear to be happening this year. I'd be interested in seeing the 2013 Heat play them, but I think they'd still win. Just to pile on for all the LeBron haters in here, he and Kyrie beat the 72 win team that season. That's why he is the greatest.
I've been surprised with some of the comments complimentary of his offensive game. I don't recall any of that...haha! The man averaged 7 ppg over his career.
He was a rebounding machine and extremely tough defensively, but he wasn't much offensively.
Crazy baseball Idea: i think baseball needs to totally embrace the 2 way play like the Chinese guy for the angels. Do that by trimming rosters down like 18 tops. Have like 11 primary hitters and 7 primary pitchers. I want it to be a common theme to have to put in a 1st baseman to pitch or having a pitcher have to play RF. It would make subbing way more important. This whole idea of having 8 specialty guys out of the pen is boring and it adds major time to games brining in a lefty for one batter than subbing him back out.
Go ahead and flame me.