NFL Season 2020 Football • Page 161

Regardless, baseball is boring af. Even when “we” were going to the World Series, I could barely make it through a game at a bar

 

How is Baseball the most team-oriented sport? It is based almost entirely on individual performance. You don't need an 7 guys to do their job correctly to hit a homerun (unless you're the Astros.)

 

Can it

 

Get it

Can it

Like 'Can' like a trash can

Did you get the joke

Dave did you get it

 

Because one guy can be elite and if the rest of the team isnt balanced, it means nothing. Best QBs in football? Contenders all the time. Best NBA players? Contenders.

 

That joke was trash

 

The venn diagram of years I have enjoyed watching baseball games and years I have been sober are 2 separate circles

 

AYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY

 

Get it

That joke was trash

Like 'Trash' like a trash can

Did you get the joke

Dustin did you get it

 

No can you explain it to me please

 

DAMN IT

 

This is such a silly take. Baseball is in no way a team sport. You just need more than one elite guy because the teams are bigger.

 

Remove position weight and give JJ Watt MVP for 2014 then

 

THIS is such a silly take

 

Apparently Frisco (where I used to work) got hit with a case of what I'ma call Dave Flu for the sake of not upsetting Dave

 

Every single NFL play involves multiple people needing their teammate to do their job for them to do theirs. Tell me who on his team Mike Trout is depending on to hit a home run.

 

Take Patrick Mahomes away and the Chiefs are a bottom five team. Take the best player on the Nationals away and they won the world series.

 

Mothergoddamnfucker dont bring it up AT ALL

 

A) Bryce Harper wasn't their best player.
B) You're confusing team building with team sport.

 

One single player makes more difference in baseball sure but its not like football or basketball can elevate the team consistently.

 

I'm not even arguing against Trout for MVP or whatever. I just reject the notion that baseball is more of a team sport than football or hockey. I'll give you basketball since the primary offense is called isolation haha

 

I mean y'all are just arguing 2 different things having what I'ma call a "Randall Joust"

Matt's arguing that baseball is less centered around 1 player in terms of team success than football which is true

Dave's arguing that baseball requires less support to have personal success than football which is true

 

Bad football teams win due to one player in football. Doesnt happen in baseball

 

Oh if that's his argument then I absolutely agree

 

See I broke and then fixed the thread

I'm a regular Mr Peanutbutter