In what event?Did you know the first trans Olympian was a trans man?
In what event?Did you know the first trans Olympian was a trans man?
My error, he qualified for the US men's team in duathlon, but apparently was denied a place to compete in the Olympics, and competed in a World Championship race later that year. I misread the article the first time.In what event?
What you meant to say is "how many people would have heard of kobe with no pro basketball?" Well none. But see with pro basketball you would still have heard of kobe but not lisa leslie. Lisa leslie needed a seperate womens league to be heard of. Why is that?How many people would have heard of Kobe Bryant if there wasn't an NBA?
I mean, that is seriously one of the dumbest things I've read on this site. I know what you're trying to say, but.... you're saying it badly.
Speaking of Kobe, he mentioned 3 WNBA players who were playing at the time who could keep up in the NBA. Not be stars, but keep up. There was Diana Taurisi, Elena Delle Donne, and... I don't remember the other one. But I think it would be safe to say that Kobe knew more about basketball than you or me. And that was just 3 who played at the time off the top of his head.
Yep and its obvious.One result of a quick google. Looks like generally women's world records are about 85 to 90% that of men's world records for same sports. Didn't dig deep enough to find the sports that are tilted the other way. Just grabbed the first link that looked interesting.
We Thought Female Athletes Were Catching Up to Men, but They're Not
Across dozens of sports, women's world speed records consistently fall 10 percent short of men's records.www.theatlantic.com
Assuming your hypothetical is correct, maybe it's because our society values men and their accomplishments and abilities more than women? Can you honestly say with a straight face that there have been no women in the time the NBA has existed who would have been better players than, say, Paul Shirley? Or Dante Exum? Adam Morrison?What you meant to say is "how many people would have heard of kobe with no pro basketball?" Well none. But see with pro basketball you would still have heard of kobe but not lisa leslie. Lisa leslie needed a seperate womens league to be heard of. Why is that?
Assuming your hypothetical is correct, maybe it's because our society values men and their accomplishments and abilities more than women? Can you honestly say with a straight face that there have been no women in the time the NBA has existed who would have been better players than, say, Paul Shirley? Or Dante Exum? Adam Morrison?
Informal game, and the boys had something to prove, not sure that shows that much tbh.Yes, there are no women. They’d be annihilated someone like Exum.
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Our beloved US Women’s Soccer Team lost to a bunch of boys.
Of course thats what im saying. And of course its true. Somewhat related story: I went to the harlem globetrotters game a few weeks ago. They have a woman on the team. They kept passing her the ball and leaving her wide open for mid range jump shots and she kept missing. Eventually she finally made one and the crowd gave the obligatory "a woman scored!" cheer. She was quite obviously the worst player on the court for either team. (I know that harlem globetrotters isn't "real" basketball but you can still tell who can play and who cant.)Assuming your hypothetical is correct, maybe it's because our society values men and their accomplishments and abilities more than women? Can you honestly say with a straight face that there have been no women in the time the NBA has existed who would have been better players than, say, Paul Shirley? Or Dante Exum? Adam Morrison?
Seems like a great opportunity for the women to prove something as well.Informal game, and the boys had something to prove, not sure that shows that much tbh.
They didn't care, they had just won a championship. Last thing they wanted was an injury for no good reason.Seems like a great opportunity for the women to prove something as well.
Strange to even play the game then.They didn't care, they had just won a championship. Last thing they wanted was an injury for no good reason.
It's about PR. They said it was an "informal" game, essentially an exhibition game.Strange to even play the game then.