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  1. In fairness, you could almost get by without a LF at that ballpark.
  2. I interpreted your post as being the score. ... perhaps I have had too much Scotch...
  3. I didn't either until I literally heard knocking at my door as I was reading "knock knock" in a game thread! What really drove it home was the fear that it was @USAFChiefthat was knocking!
  4. I do have to ask how a team gets to the point of owing runs. Did they take out a runs loan. What are the interest rates for such things?
  5. I don't get it. And the usual protocol is to let me respond to the previous question!
  6. True story, my neighbor knocked on my door as I was reading this... ...I thought that I had reached the point of too much Scotch already...
  7. BRING ON THE JOKES!!! Where's @USAFChiefwhen we need, er, would appreciate his presence?
  8. LET... LET... I can't say it... LET THERE BE... MMMMMAAAATTTHHH!!!!!!
  9. Sure, but shutting him down just to shut him down for 2023 and shutting him down because he's truly going to do further injury are two different things.
  10. It's not a strawman. It's not even an argument, it's a question. You stated in your own post that a hip strain or an aggregation of a sore hip kept him out 8 days in July. I simply asked how you, or anyone else at this point, know that this isn't the same thing. And the OPs point was to shut him down regardless. If he has a true hip strain, you stated that he'd be out longer than the 10 days anyway so everyone looking to have him shut down would likely get their wish. But, if he's not able to play due to injury, I simply stated that that isn't the same thing as just shutting him down regardless. It's shutting him down because he's unable to play. Two different things.
  11. How do you know this isn't the same thing that kept him out for those 8 days in July? Shutting him down because he's unable to play is quite different than just shutting him down to save him for 2023.
  12. That does matter, and this appears to be a separate issue from the lingering knee. The Guardians and Twins still play 8 games against each other the rest of the way. So, in order for them to be out of it in my mind, they'd have to be more than 8 games out. I don't see that happening. Not in this division.
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