That's a borderline NBA calibre team going up against a YMCA pickup squad.![]()
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Nutrition, player development and any of that modern stuff has made today's athletes a lot better. Also, the game overall just evolved, the game is just better.
That's a borderline NBA calibre team going up against a YMCA pickup squad.![]()
Thosr Lakers arent Nba caliber teams
You're forgetting that Kobe would find a way to shoot them out of that game.
80's ball was awful. Nash IMO would have no problems.
It's unfair to compare teams from two vastly different eras. Even this years Kentucky Wildcats roster would demolish any NBA team in the 60's or even 70's.
If you really think players weren't juicing in the '80s and '90s, you're deluding yourself, tbh.
Steroids were already in football and baseball by the late '60s, it would not be a shock if basketball players had started juicing by then as well.
Timmy>MJ
In before the resident darkie protector makes comment...
Nash is tougher than most give him credit for, he's just not an enforcer. 80s ball would have been ideal for him, he would have shot 55% in that era.
They didnt look like they were on steroids back then
I baseball it's noticeable
Give All-time greats from past years the chance to work with todays' technics (on training, nutrition, etc.) and they would be great for today standards too. Wilt may not score 50 ppg on a season but he would dominate an Omer Asik.
Why would you need go give Wilt any different training or nutrition than he had? He was twice the athlete that any of today's centers are.
This isn't the NFL where the guys are now 50lbs heavier, 6" taller, and can run faster. Wilt, with what he had, was physically superior to today's centers by miles. We're talking about a guy 3+ inches taller than Dwert, who could jump higher than him, and was stronger than Shaq. And these s are talking about Asik.
If you don't think he would be at a disadvantage with antiquated training methods in todays' NBA you aren't thinking straight.
Be specific, tell me what training Wilt lacked physically that today's training would improve.
Keep the following in mind while answering:
Stronger than Shaq
55" vertical leap
Career average 46 MPG
Just because players were skinnier, it doesnt mean they were weaker , less athletic, in worse shape. etc
People who make that confusion are idiots tbh![]()
Every single one that has proved over the years to get the best out of any phisycal atribute a player posses.
Then Messi must be from the 50s TBH, because he needs HGH
The evolution in both science and training is nothing to scoff at. The mere fact Wilt was a freak in his era despite of antiquated techniques and less than ideal dietary plan is enough proof he'll dominate in this era. I remember Arnold Schwarzenegger's pre and post work out meal. They didn't have the luxury of whey protein, creatine supplements etc so everything was natural (eggs and milk) and his physique is still one of the best in history.
Wilt was a real once of a kind athlete in a sense. Like Lebron or Shaq. Those dudes will rule any league.
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Remember how there was a time humanity didn't use to have electricity and now we do, how we didn't use to have internet and now we do, how once we got it it used to be so slow and now is faster? Humanity evolves over time.
This posts tells me you're a couch athlete
Messi is a great case to prove my point. If he was from let's say 1935, he may not even been a professional football player and now he is God.![]()
I played semi professional football till age 20, tbh.
Exactly -
Could he be slightly better with today's science? It's possible. It wouldn't allow him to play more minutes, it's doubtful it'd make him any stronger, and it's doubtful he'd jump any higher, so it's idiotic to get hung up on it. My point is we don't need re ed conjecture about what different training could possibly do in order to talk about Wilt. Actual Wilt, not hypothetical Wilt with today's training, would dominate in 2014.
Put Brazil from the '70s against today's Getafe and Getafe probably wins easy. Now give 70's Brazil today's physical and tactical preparation and they are the ones that win easy.
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