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Don't bank on anything good ever happening to Cleveland.
Trust me.
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Is that a bet?
Bunch of bullies out therePacers styling on the Kings right now.
No respect.
Is that a bet?
Don't bank on anything good ever happening to Cleveland.
Trust me.
See but that's the thing, it doesn't just help you hit the ball harder. It increases your bat speed, which allows you to not only hit for power but also for percentage. And for pitchers I don't even need to explain what enhanced power/recovery can do. I can't think of one correlating benefit that could apply to the actual skill of basketball. Yeah it could help but nowhere near the same level. It's not going to give a guy like KD better range on his jumpshot, a quicker release or more handle. Remember when everyone thought KD wouldn't be able to compete at an elite level because he was so thin? Yeah, how'd that work out? Lol. Furthermore, recovery is way more of an issue in baseball than it is in basketball. Not recovery from injury but day to day recovery. Not even two weeks ago Kevin McHale, a Hall of Famer, scoffed at the idea of fatigue being a worthwhile issue. So like I said, basketball is not baseball.You could have said "Steroids won't help you hit a baseball better, just harder."
Sure they'd be helpful but only in nominal ways, not the impact you're making it out to be. The best argument being rehabbing. But in a league where ACL's are tearing faster than warmup pants you'll be hardpressed to make that argument correlate to the MASSIVE increase in output production baseball players who used received. Putting on weight and recovering quickly isn't going to make your jumper better, or your handle, or your court awareness, etc etc. Which at the end of the day, is what its all about. There isn't a steroid yet made that will do for Toney Douglas what it did for Melky Cabrera.
But for someone who already has special skills or talent, being able to be stronger and faster on the court could be a huge advantage.
Barry Bonds was already a great player because of his game ability. But the strength given to him by PEDs made him arguably the greatest of all time.
A changing of the guard as the Kings/Pacers are voted over a Lakers/Cavs game........
Yeah. I actually wouldn't bet anything cause of Gilbert.
Lol. ExpoundAs someone who may or may not have used PEDs. I can say that it did not make me a better basketball player whatsoever
No one said it wouldn't help. The argument is that it wouldn't help in ways comparable to baseball. Like I said earlier, it's not taking Toney Douglas to the top the way it did Melky Cabrera.For lack of a better word it is flat out dumb to say peds can't help a hooper. If that's the case neither do supplements, or exercise, or practice. Stuff like adderall would likely improve your jumper since it improves concentration
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Random ish, but I watched Bill and Jalen's podcast where Jalen predicted that MJ would come back and play one game at the age of 50…Just for fun, if he did come back and played one game today, how many points do you think he'll score?
lets just say I hung out and participated with both the the Seattle Seahawks variety and the Bonds/Manny types....As someone who may or may not have used PEDs. I can say that it did not make me a better basketball player whatsoever
Lol. Expound
I don't get what that means. If you play basketball then yea peds aren't gonna help your bat speed. It's the difference between toney Douglas being in the nba or shanghai and bonds being the goat or honorable mention.Lol. Expound
No one said it wouldn't help. The argument is that it wouldn't help in ways comparable to baseball. Like I said earlier, it's not taking Toney Douglas to the top the way it did Melky Cabrera.