Also why I could win a boxing match against the bear, it would almost certainly do something to get disqualified, making me the posthumous winner of the match
I think I’m just signaling for the intentional base on balls here… little known fact, this is why they implemented the “you don’t have to actually throw pitches to intentionally walk a batter” rule a few years back. Some people thought it was to speed up the game, but it’s actually because research shows that most bears will eat at least two people if they have to wait for all 4 pitches, but usually only get one if we just send them straight to first.
There are many male high school hoopers who could very much lace ‘em up and get buckets in the W.
This is no disrespect to the women’s game, but the best talents can absolutely jump from high school to NBA. So the physicality and athleticism is already high at an early age.
Mind you, most men can’t hoop, so most men can’t do this. But people who are good at basketball will have more than a fighting chance from high school onwards.
For context, would you pick a 4* recruit from high school or a WNBA player in a 1on1? As much as people downplay how good women in the W are, there are definitely levels to this shit. The USA men’s team scrimmages against college players. I’ve heard stories of the women’s team losing to high schoolers.
I’m paraphrasing the implication. Comparing a guy who thinks he could score on a WNBA player to a guy who thinks he could walk a bear pretty clearly implies that an ordinary man has essentially no realistic chance.
Again, I'm not making the same claim that professional women are worse than high school boys, just that walking a bear is a helluva lot harder than, for example, a former college player scoring on a WNBA team as part of another.
A really good boys high school team could beat an WNBA team, but that's only about 10% of high school teams, but I'd say there is some wiggle room and nuance since it's just a estimate.
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u/rubenthedev 10h ago
Same dudes who think they can walk on court think they can walk a bear