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Agreed that there is no upside to talking to the media. However, the problem is that people will get on him for not talking then so there really is no way to win in the current pandemic situation.

This is the problem with talking to reporters. Would it be better if he just answered no comment. People would rip him for not talking to the public then.

The NFL owners want to hold back 35% of the players salary going into the season because they aren't sure if there will be fans in the stands. This sounds somewhat familiar hmmm.

I disagree. Everything he said is a fact. They are no different than any other business owner. They have drastically reduced revenues for this year. This will alter the operating budget for next year. I don't see what the issue is for some people. He didn't complain that he can't go to Europe or buy a new mansion. A reporter asked in this pandemic will effect next year and he replied that he is worried that it will.

Really? I'm the only one I know that will even consider the owners side. Everyone is highly biased towards the players side. Maybe I need to get out more.

Or the players refusing to negotiate off of full salary when revenue are drastically down. Or having the union negotiators agree to a deal and Boras and his "upper union management" not agree to it.

he and boras are going to have fun next off season.

That didn't take long.

LIAR, LIAR! Owners make a crapton (it's an industry term) of money all the time. (two quotes from different movies in one sentence)

The sox have a lot of guys who use a wide open stance hitting.

Watch the follow through of keuchal. That is how it done to dissipate all of the forces throughout the body.

Their primary competition is DC Cab.

Great to see him take the initiative to contact the Sox about playing.

Mostly dead is not not dead. There's a big difference between dead and mostly dead. Mostly dead means he's slightly alive.

Maybe a good year to try the computer ump for strike calls.

Right on the greater trochanter. Those hurt

I think the name will be red tails. There was a comment that the name isn't announced due to trademark negotiations and I know the Tuskegee Airmen own the trademark. Hopefully the Washington franchise donates money to the organization for the right to use the name.

Provided you can already have the talent to throw 100 mph and have a devastating slider that would be a fine program to get your arm ready to throw 3 competitive innings without getting injured.

You can do that on your own. The smart ones did. A bucket of balls and a net along with upping your therband exercises would do it. Plus they are only expecting 3-4 innings for starters to begin the season.

He did but some of them are his own fault. If he really had issues of "ramping up too quickly" maybe he should have done what other pitchers havedone and worked out so he was ready to go 3 innings when this abbreviated spring training started.

I think the article is saying he hasn't had a comment and most people have assumed it's the mental health issues. However, it is not related to mental health issues and he basically didn't want to pitch out of the bullpen.

No kidding. There are multiple comments today on the radio calling Robert the best prospect people have ever seen live. Robert has has had much more hype.

I never said anything to the contrary. Of course he can and should do what he feels is best. My only point was if it's related to just the rehab of his elbow, its trouble. If it's because he doesn't like the role they wanted for him, that's another story.

That's fine but it doesnt change facts. If his elbow isn't ready after twice the normal time of rehab, there is a serious problem. Healing isn't an opinion. It's a physical process. He very well may not be ready but if not it's a serious problem. I dont know what you are referring to about Rose but the only people that questions about it didnt know that he had two different type of surgeries on his knees. One takes months to rehab, the other only a few weeks.

It was full go 10 months ago.