The CDC came up to Boston a few years ago to train us on some new software for data on diseases. As an example, they asked us to search for the hantavirus. So, a lot of us typed in Hunter virus and couldn't get any results...
Does quitting two days after she qualified for her pension qualify as a "right reason"?
I am glad she is pushing the Epstein thing, but I do not trust her intentions.
Yes, every case is different and it's impossible for us to make a timeline. I am just always pessimistic about pitching injuries. If something can go wrong, it will.
A pitcher trying to bulldog his way back from an elbow injury asking for big trouble.
Curt Schilling? Maybe, Skubal can put ketchup on his sock when he gets back. 😀
Break it down any more than two outs with RISP and the sample size gets really small. Thirty years of baseball social media have shown me that fans almost always feel like their team doesn't hit in the clutch. I think it's because hitters fail more often than not in any situation, and fans remember the high leverage failures more vividly.
My post was not in anyway a criticism of how Harris and Hinch manage the roster. I am 100% sure that Harris and Hinch are not happy that all the injuries are forcing chaos.
Right, there was/is no choice. That doesn't mean it's going to work as well this time. The fact that all those guys are hurt is why it's less likely won't work this time.
Pitchers are always a risk, but they absolutely made the right move. Once they signed Valdez, there was no question keeping Skubal was the right thing to do.
As soon as I saw "precautionary", I suspected there was trouble. There are no minor pitching injuries. They are back to pitching chaos again. It worked the first time and it was fun. Not so much fun now.