Reply to "Game of failure for who?"

TPMHSBaseballweb Member since 2003

I think you got the term game of failure confused as how its used. Slumps dont mean you have failed. Slumps are part of the game. If Pujols goes into a slump has he failed? If Verlander goes into a slump has he failed? BTW its easier to get an opportunity to get back the next day, instead of carrying that bad outing around with you for 5/6 days. These guys have experienced that failure along the way and learned how to deal with it when they go through slumps. They are not failures.

These are 2 seperate jobs with different skills. Comparing one to the other is silly.

You want to know who the game of failure is for? Those that cant handle adversity, or willing to learn how to get better. You see these type of players all of the time. It doesnt matter if they hit or pitch.

7/23/165:58 PM

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