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If he's feeling fatigue in his shoulder and say, his fastball is topping out at 87 and he can't get his breaking ball to break, would you prefer that he man up and make the start?MattA75 wrote:AMENcutuphalfdead wrote:Clay Buchholz is such a fucking pussy.
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Lol. I still don't understand how the pitcher doesn't try to catch that. He had to move 5 feet. So dumb how pitchers feel that they aren't fielders. There's 9 of you out there pal, help your own cause. It's only the World Series...cutuphalfdead wrote:Hear the circus so profound.verb_to_trust wrote:Green Habit wrote:Broadcast closes with a montage to the tune of Sirens.
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My favorite angle was the super slow-mo from behind the catcher, about shoulder level. You could see them look each other in the eye and then the ball enters the frame and takes 5-10 second to hit the ground. It was hilarious.
I have to say, however, that the attitude I'm feeling around here is just a little too positive and cocky; that was fun to watch if you're a fan of the home team, but let's not hand them the series yet.
I have to say, however, that the attitude I'm feeling around here is just a little too positive and cocky; that was fun to watch if you're a fan of the home team, but let's not hand them the series yet.
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In fairness the cardinals aren't too proficient at fielding fly balls the umpires just weren't able to bail them out last night.
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Does Metheney get thrown out tonight if the Sox get one close call or if the umps end up reversing something?
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Of course not. I'm just frustrated with him.philpritchard wrote:If he's feeling fatigue in his shoulder and say, his fastball is topping out at 87 and he can't get his breaking ball to break, would you prefer that he man up and make the start?MattA75 wrote:AMENcutuphalfdead wrote:Clay Buchholz is such a fucking pussy.
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as Chud said, I'm just beyond frustrated with himphilpritchard wrote:If he's feeling fatigue in his shoulder and say, his fastball is topping out at 87 and he can't get his breaking ball to break, would you prefer that he man up and make the start?MattA75 wrote:AMENcutuphalfdead wrote:Clay Buchholz is such a fucking pussy.
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I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
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if he hadn't missed 3 1/2 months for basically nothing, and if he hadn't had extra rest before each of his postseason starts, and if he had actually made 30 starts in a season at some point, I might be willing to cut Buchholz a break...dude is fragile, be it physically, mentally, or both. He should be the guy they trade after the season...philpritchard wrote:I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
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That's exactly the kind of comment that frustrates me. A pitcher with a shoulder injury simply can't win. If he goes out and tries to pitch through it and sucks, then he's hurting the team and any injury talk is just making excuses. If he sits out and lets it heal, then he's a pussy for not playing through it.MattA75 wrote:if he hadn't missed 3 1/2 months for basically nothing, and if he hadn't had extra rest before each of his postseason starts, and if he had actually made 30 starts in a season at some point, I might be willing to cut Buchholz a break...dude is fragile, be it physically, mentally, or both. He should be the guy they trade after the season...philpritchard wrote:I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
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I might feel differently if any test had shown anything, but basically, no one really knows what the hell he was really out for, aside from "shoulder soreness"...and he said at the time that if it were do or die, he'd be out there...well now it is do or die, and something tells me he won't be pitching game 4 or any other game in this series...I just don't get it with himphilpritchard wrote:That's exactly the kind of comment that frustrates me. A pitcher with a shoulder injury simply can't win. If he goes out and tries to pitch through it and sucks, then he's hurting the team and any injury talk is just making excuses. If he sits out and lets it heal, then he's a pussy for not playing through it.MattA75 wrote:if he hadn't missed 3 1/2 months for basically nothing, and if he hadn't had extra rest before each of his postseason starts, and if he had actually made 30 starts in a season at some point, I might be willing to cut Buchholz a break...dude is fragile, be it physically, mentally, or both. He should be the guy they trade after the season...philpritchard wrote:I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
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is anyone here overlooking the fact that the Sox team doctors have an incredibly bad track record? i think somebody is...philpritchard wrote:That's exactly the kind of comment that frustrates me. A pitcher with a shoulder injury simply can't win. If he goes out and tries to pitch through it and sucks, then he's hurting the team and any injury talk is just making excuses. If he sits out and lets it heal, then he's a pussy for not playing through it.MattA75 wrote:if he hadn't missed 3 1/2 months for basically nothing, and if he hadn't had extra rest before each of his postseason starts, and if he had actually made 30 starts in a season at some point, I might be willing to cut Buchholz a break...dude is fragile, be it physically, mentally, or both. He should be the guy they trade after the season...philpritchard wrote:I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
also, Vaseline will make blay cuchholz be the player he was pre-injury.
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James Andrews has about as spotless a record as you can have, and he said Buchholz was fineelliseamos wrote:is anyone here overlooking the fact that the Sox team doctors have an incredibly bad track record? i think somebody is...philpritchard wrote:That's exactly the kind of comment that frustrates me. A pitcher with a shoulder injury simply can't win. If he goes out and tries to pitch through it and sucks, then he's hurting the team and any injury talk is just making excuses. If he sits out and lets it heal, then he's a pussy for not playing through it.MattA75 wrote:if he hadn't missed 3 1/2 months for basically nothing, and if he hadn't had extra rest before each of his postseason starts, and if he had actually made 30 starts in a season at some point, I might be willing to cut Buchholz a break...dude is fragile, be it physically, mentally, or both. He should be the guy they trade after the season...philpritchard wrote:I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
also, Vaseline will make blay cuchholz be the player he was pre-injury.
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i'm pretty clearly not talking about him.MattA75 wrote:James Andrews has about as spotless a record as you can have, and he said Buchholz was fineelliseamos wrote:is anyone here overlooking the fact that the Sox team doctors have an incredibly bad track record? i think somebody is...philpritchard wrote:That's exactly the kind of comment that frustrates me. A pitcher with a shoulder injury simply can't win. If he goes out and tries to pitch through it and sucks, then he's hurting the team and any injury talk is just making excuses. If he sits out and lets it heal, then he's a pussy for not playing through it.MattA75 wrote:if he hadn't missed 3 1/2 months for basically nothing, and if he hadn't had extra rest before each of his postseason starts, and if he had actually made 30 starts in a season at some point, I might be willing to cut Buchholz a break...dude is fragile, be it physically, mentally, or both. He should be the guy they trade after the season...philpritchard wrote:I get the frustration, and that definitely makes sense. I just find it frustrating when we know so little about the nature of an injury and then people start calling the player out. It's the same thing when a pitcher misses a start because of a blister and people scream about how he needs to toughen up and pitch through it, as if that's even possible. If fans want pitchers to pitch with a blister (or a bad shoulder, elbow, whatever) they might as well be pitching with one leg.
But yeah, when it consistently happens with one player, I understand the frustration.
also, Vaseline will make blay cuchholz be the player he was pre-injury.
