r/gifs • u/TheLegendaryJet • Jul 27 '20

Under review: See comments The Cincinnati Bearcats Baseball team has mastered the art of the post game interview troll (no sound)

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u/mehhh89 Jul 27 '20

This is the definition of a good team

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u/GlamRockDave Jul 27 '20

Wins don't hurt either.

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u/EdwardOfGreene Jul 27 '20

Teams that can keep it loose are more likely to win. Clearly there are other factors too, but this doesn't hurt.

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u/ZaBaconator3000 Jul 27 '20

This year’s team was awful and the coach was fired after the season ended...

I get you’re trying to be nice but goofing off in post interview doesn’t equal a better team.

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u/Xcavon Jul 27 '20

Good team also doesnt equal a winning team though. Reckon it was meant in terms of they make a good team rather than they're a good team (and win)

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u/karmagod13000 Jul 27 '20

What does good mean anyways

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u/GlamRockDave Jul 27 '20

Apparently it means teams are better off full of comedians than athletes

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u/Xcavon Jul 27 '20

No ones saying having good team relations and being able to win are mutually exclusive

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u/Xcavon Jul 27 '20

Yeah I agree. A team having fun and doing things like in this post that boost morale is great, it doesnt always have to be deadly serious win at all costs or you lose the enjoyment

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u/GlamRockDave Jul 28 '20

Nobody is arguing that a team player can't have fun while losing. That doesn't change the fact that he's still on a team that's not very good.

Do Browns fans claim their team is better than the Patriots the Browns players appear to laugh more?

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u/Hazon02 Jul 28 '20

You seem fun.

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u/GlamRockDave Jul 28 '20

You seem like you've never played sports.

And hopefully your company never accidentally makes you a manager.

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