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Replying to @USCPA82392109
カンファレンスファイナルまで行ったからこそ、ドンチッチ体制での限界を感じた可能性はありますね。
正直私自身はドンチッチで優勝出来ると思ってないのでトレードに踏み切った事自体はそこまで悪手だとは思ってないす。ただ見返りがアホほど少なかったのはマジで馬鹿だと思います😇
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I actually agree after running all the numbers.
The only benefit of a shorter season is there are fewer games to get injured in. But the data doesn’t support the schedule, back to backs, etc as a factor in increased injuries.
There also isn’t any support for the idea that load management and more rest days have done anything to reduce injuries.
The injury problem is primarily lower body muscle strains happening early in the season. And that’s something that is most affected by off season and preseason prep and conditioning - not the schedule or style of play.
I’m beginning to think the “injury problem” is really a modern athlete problem with a lack of proper out of season and preseason ramp up/conditioning.
Iman Shumpert goes off on anyone calling for the NBA to shorten its 82 game season, arguing that players should focus on conditioning and changing how they play instead of reducing the number of games.
Shumpert points to legends like Michael Jordan, Karl Malone, John Stockton and Gary Payton, who played 82 game seasons, questioning why today’s players need fewer games. He believes the league should bring back more physical basketball, with players attacking the post, taking midrange shots, playing through contact and cutting down on flopping and exaggerated moves.
He also questions how much extra time players would actually gain from shortening the season, arguing that changing the way the game is played may be a better solution to the injury problem.
( Via. @imanshumpert )
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If Max Scherzer's daughter ran out there to get him he would probably start yelling at her to get off the field.
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