Reply to "Impact of new eligibility rules on 2020's and 2021's"

Eokerholm1,000+ posts

Nice. OK, we can just agree to disagree on the definition and nuance of "sick command" and the existence of those with it. Not losing sleep over it. Your lens can be different from mine and that's OK.

Are you saying when you guys go to college they don't or shouldn't get better? I wouldn't send one of my players or sons to a place where they wouldn't improve. Which, again, was my point - but go ahead and focus on "sick"..

This corona crap needs to end, baseball needs to come back. Everyone has way too much free time, opinions on right/wrong, cake classes or not, and just overall too sensitive/defensive.

Reality is harsh, not always pretty and life will happen.

Some day this will all be back to a "new" normal and happy to buy you a beer.

Moving on.

4/3/2010:22 AM

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