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Torbo

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Everything posted by Torbo

  1. I am so sick of losing to the yankees. I live in syracuse so the only games i get to watch are when they play the yankees and they always lose and it sucks and i hate it. Wish i could watch them win some time.
  2. Im of two minds on this. First, i do kind of feel like we blow this out of proportion. He is a big guy either way you cut it, and we shouldnt judge others by their body. That type of judgement is a society wide thing too, and its a huge problem. But then, i also feel like its not okay at all. It feels like he isnt trying as hard as he can. Even as a fan, that hurts. I want them to win so badly, and if it feels like their star player wont do everything he can to win, that hurts. Then, theres also this. The twins are Sano's employer. If they asked him to be a certain weight, or be in a certain shape, and he isnt, they have every right to be upset. At least at my job, if my boss tells me to do my documentation a certain way, or treat my patients in a certain way....even if i dont agree with them, if i say "meh, i dont care", they have every right to be upset with me. Why should it be different for the job of baseball? I don't care what his weight number is. Thats not important. I care whether or not he cares enough to do everything in his power to win. If his employers think he will be better at a certain level of fitness, then the Twins (and us, as the Twins customers), have a right to be upset if he isn't trying as hard as he can to meet that standard of fitness.

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