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Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
If my agent were tarnishing my reputation with demands that I don't actually care about, I'd fire him in an instant. As long as Yi keeps Fegan on board, I'll assume he is ok with the strategy.
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Doomguy
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
Imagine being JJ Berea. You benefit with living the NBA life style, but you're the size of an average man so you get to blend in when you're out in public. A 6'9" black NBA player sticks out like a sore thumb.
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Decent college freshman
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
A major con is that at some point in your 30s you will have to find a new career.
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ISH jizzrag slayer
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
Once you are waived by a team, you can't do anything about it anymore.
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Decent college freshman
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
Originally Posted by clipps
Imagine being JJ Berea. You benefit with living the NBA life style, but you're the size of an average man so you get to blend in when you're out in public. A 6'9" black NBA player sticks out like a sore thumb.
Tall professional athletes stick out like a sore thumb in a good way, though. Women want to be with them, men want to be like them.
It would suck if you're Barea and you're a rich pro athlete and women still ignore you because you're short.
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Doomguy
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
Originally Posted by light
Tall professional athletes stick out like a sore thumb in a good way, though. Women want to be with them, men want to be like them.
It would suck if you're Barea and you're a rich pro athlete and women still ignore you because you're short.
So women ignore you because you're short?
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I have 3 rings
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
Pros
- high salary, even if you don't get far
- prestige
- free access to any Kardashian or Jenner
Cons
- injury risk that can be long lasting
- constant jet lag
- Kardashians and Jenners have free access to your wallet
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NBA Legend and Hall of Famer
Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
OP - Summers off
What league are you talking about ??
The typical NBA player even on a two week vacation is still working out .
The average NBA player during the summer is in the gym for 3-4 hours as well as weight room.
OP doesn't know what he is talking about.
There is two cons to an NBA career -
Your body breaks down , and either have knee replacements or hip replacements
Your career is typically over at age 34.
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Re: Pros and Cons of an NBA Career
Originally Posted by light
A major con is that at some point in your 30s you will have to find a new career.
This. And change your lifestyle completely.
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