From the standpoint of not resting players or being worried about injury mere days before the Olympic games — yes, I did.
Were two people unable to understand a relevant and accurate example? A big “yes” to that as well. SMH.
My guess is that neither of you are aware that the US hockey team played the USSR in an exhibition like 3 days before the start of the Olympics and lost 10-3 to a team that wasn’t coasting or worried about injuries.
Explain to me how that isn’t relevant with regard to dismantling the awful take from
@QWERTYLICIOUS who seems to be under the delusion that the US women’s basketball team wasn’t playing hard despite numerous pieces of evidence cited to demonstrate otherwise (which were ignored by qwerty due to confirmation bias).
Lastly, why is that people have to jump off the deep end and engage in reductio ad absurdum? Nobody claimed the recent exhibition between team USA and the WNBA all-stars was remotely comparable wrt historical significance and impact.
Surely the two of you are smart enough to see it as a factual example of a historically dominant olympic team/program giving 100% mere days before the Olympic games kickoff. That where the example begins and ends.
But rather than acknowledge that, you’d rather twist it into something else entirely. Good, great, grand, wonderful. I’ll take that as a ”tap out” on your part and move on.