Has Anyone Had As Many Injuries As D-Rose Wearing Nikes???

[QUOTE=Bless Mathews]Danilo gallinari tore his acl right after he switched to addddddidas.

Shumpert.

Rubio.

Wall.

Barbosa.

Dwight Howard.

Brook Lopez.

Eric Gordon.


As a smart guy you claim to be, the proportion of adddddddddidddas wearing players have high rate for injury.

WAY more players wear nike than addddiddaas.

Nothing, coincidence and pattern.

Heard of that one ?[/QUOTE]

Ok, so our sample size is 20 total. That's really scientific. What you need to do is compile a list of all lower body injuries and the shoes they were wearing at the time they were injured. Then compare that to the proportion of adidas vs non adidas. If Adidas players were actually injured more you would have something that shows correlation. Anyone who has ever reviewed or been part of a study would also know that correlation does not equal causation. So you would then have devise a way that could possibly show causation. Good luck.

[QUOTE=TheMan]This post is golden[/QUOTE]
I don't get it but if it made you laugh at me, I'm cool w that.

[QUOTE=2swift4u]You're 42, really smart and yet you have nothing better to do than insulting people on this forum. I'm impressed! :applause:[/QUOTE]
Actually, I'm just killing time before I have to work. The stupidity here is staggering. How would you respond to the things that have been said here? It's amazing.

How about Steph Curry and his never ending ankle problems? Nike even went so far as gave him bunch of pairs of an older model because this was the only pair that he could wear comfortably. Now he wears Under Armour and his problems seem to be gone. Must be the Nikes, huh?

Really, this is beyond idiotic. Every athlete deals with injuries, though some may be smaller and we don't hear about them as much because he plays through. There's no correlation between the type of shoe someone wore and his injury. If there was any, even if there was a smaller chance certain model could cause potential injuries, the medical staff would prevent players to wear it. I remember that in many teams the doctors wouldn't allow the players to wear the first generation of Nike Hyperfuse shoes because they didn't consider the safe.

[QUOTE=iznogood]How about Steph Curry and his never ending ankle problems? Nike even went so far as gave him bunch of pairs of an older model because this was the only pair that he could wear comfortably. Now he wears Under Armour and his problems seem to be gone. Must be the Nikes, huh?

Really, this is beyond idiotic. Every athlete deals with injuries, though some may be smaller and we don't hear about them as much because he plays through. There's no correlation between the type of shoe someone wore and his injury. If there was any, even if there was a smaller chance certain model could cause potential injuries, the medical staff would prevent players to wear it. I remember that in many teams the doctors wouldn't allow the players to wear the first generation of Nike Hyperfuse shoes because they didn't consider the safe.[/QUOTE]


It's def the nikes. Wanna shoe battle?

It's funny because Rose wanted to be apart of Nike, but they didn't want to sign him.

[QUOTE=SamuraiSWISH]It's funny because Rose wanted to be apart of Nike, but they didn't want to sign him.[/QUOTE]
Nike will sign anyone. You mean they didnt want to sign him to a huge deal.

[QUOTE=navy]Nike will sign anyone. You mean they didnt want to sign him to a huge deal.[/QUOTE]
I thought it was obvious I meant for a signature shoe deal, and the amount he'd get paid. That's why he went with Adidas. It's literally the reverse of Jordan's situation in '85. Wanting to wear the stripes, but Nike offered him a bigger contract.

[QUOTE=chocolatethunder]Actually, I'm just killing time before I have to work. The stupidity here is staggering. How would you respond to the things that have been said here? It's amazing.[/QUOTE]

We are typing shit for brains.

We are not talking.

It's people like you that don't even know the difference between speaking and typing , yet think you're so smart.

Get accurate dipshit.

[QUOTE=chocolatethunder]It's def the nikes. Wanna shoe battle?[/QUOTE]


Imitation is the ultimate form of flattery.

I'm flattered, but stop biting

[QUOTE=Bless Mathews]We are typing shit for brains.

We are not talking.

It's people like you that don't even know the difference between speaking and typing , yet think you're so smart.

Get accurate dipshit.[/QUOTE]

Not sure if you know this but you can use say/said when referring to written words as well. Go ahead and look at definition number seven. You knew that already though I'm sure.

[url]http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/say[/url]

[QUOTE=chocolatethunder]Not sure if you know this but you can use say/said when referring to written words as well. Go ahead and look at definition number seven. You knew that already though I'm sure.

[url]http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/say[/url][/QUOTE]


Lol. 7th ?

Nope.

We are typing.

Get accurate.

Accept your slay and move on.

And don't imitate me anymore unless I authorize it.

[QUOTE=Bless Mathews]This latest injury looks clearly like his shoe gave out causing him to **** up his hamstring.[/QUOTE]

[url]http://youtu.be/dnDwFTRG0Bg[/url]

[QUOTE=el_locoteee][url]http://youtu.be/dnDwFTRG0Bg[/url][/QUOTE]
:oldlol:

[QUOTE=Bless Mathews]Lol. 7th ?

Nope.

We are typing.

Get accurate.

Accept your slay and move on.

And don't imitate me anymore unless I authorize it.[/QUOTE]
7th. Yes, as in there are several definitions and all of them accepted. Have a great day.