OT: MLB Thread XLIV

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Aaron Judge will be held out of batting practice on Tuesday for what is being termed as "maintenance on his right shoulder."

Take a deep breath. Judge is participating in all other activities, so the situation isn't considered serious. We'll have to take their word for it for now. Judge carries immense upside, but he was limited to 102 games last season and 112 games in 2018.
SOURCE: Erik Boland on Twitter

I'm not going to go all crazy with this news as of right now. Still, it would be interesting if Judge has another season not being fully available due to a non-contact issue and if that were to be the case, the Yanks really do have to take his injury history into account when deciding on his future with the club.
 
Very pleased with the displeasure major leaguers are taking over the Astros. Even more pleased with the amount of players stepping up for Judge, who was robbed of a MVP he deserved that season anyways.
 
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I'm not going to go all crazy with this news as of right now. Still, it would be interesting if Judge has another season not being fully available due to a non-contact issue and if that were to be the case, the Yanks really do have to take his injury history into account when deciding on his future with the club.
No doubt. If he misses 50+ games again, he's going to cost himself hundreds of millions potentially.
 
Very pleased with the displeasure major leaguers are taking over the Astros. Even more pleased with the amount of players stepping up for Judge, who was robbed of a MVP he deserved that season anyways.
I would bet dollars to doughnuts that at least half of the guys currently expressing their righteous indignation would have willingly participated in what was going on if you just dropped them onto one of the Astros teams in the thick of a pennant race. It's always so easy to judge other people, but my experience has taught me that those who judge the loudest are often the biggest hypocrites. And it's always surprising to see who is involved. Would anyone have pegged Carlos Beltran as a ring leader in all this? Good guys get caught up in bad stuff. It happens.

Not saying everyone would do it. But a lot of the guys would. Hell, I'm sure many of them have done other highly unethical things both inside and outside baseball. I get why guys are upset, I really do. But it all seems a little much. And every time some new player comes out raging, I picture Rafael Palmeiro poking his finger at senators, and wonder, is this guy really an angel himself?
 
I would bet dollars to doughnuts that at least half of the guys currently expressing their righteous indignation would have willingly participated in what was going on if you just dropped them onto one of the Astros teams in the thick of a pennant race. It's always so easy to judge other people, but my experience has taught me that those who judge the loudest are often the biggest hypocrites. And it's always surprising to see who is involved. Would anyone have pegged Carlos Beltran as a ring leader in all this? Good guys get caught up in bad stuff. It happens.

Not saying everyone would do it. But a lot of the guys would. Hell, I'm sure many of them have done other highly unethical things both inside and outside baseball. I get why guys are upset, I really do. But it all seems a little much. And every time some new player comes out raging, I picture Rafael Palmeiro poking his finger at senators, and wonder, is this guy really an angel himself?
No doubt. This is evident with Justin Verlander, biggest hypocrite in baseball...
 
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I would bet dollars to doughnuts that at least half of the guys currently expressing their righteous indignation would have willingly participated in what was going on if you just dropped them onto one of the Astros teams in the thick of a pennant race. It's always so easy to judge other people, but my experience has taught me that those who judge the loudest are often the biggest hypocrites. And it's always surprising to see who is involved. Would anyone have pegged Carlos Beltran as a ring leader in all this? Good guys get caught up in bad stuff. It happens.

Not saying everyone would do it. But a lot of the guys would. Hell, I'm sure many of them have done other highly unethical things both inside and outside baseball. I get why guys are upset, I really do. But it all seems a little much. And every time some new player comes out raging, I picture Rafael Palmeiro poking his finger at senators, and wonder, is this guy really an angel himself?

 
Luis Severino was scratched from a scheduled bullpen session on Thursday due to right forearm soreness.

Concerning news for a guy who pitched just 12 innings during the 2019 regular season because of upper-arm troubles. Yankees manager Aaron Boone noted that this forearm issue dates back to Severino's ALCS Game 3 start against the Astros. The 26-year-old right-hander has been shut down from throwing and will see team physician Dr. Chris Ahmad on Friday. There should be an update on his status within the next 24 hours.
SOURCE: Kristie Ackert on Twitter

This dude is a mess.
 
Papi looks shitty there, but I bet there are 4-5 times as many players who feel like Papi as opposed to those who would be outraged and refuse to participate.
 
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Haven't taken the field in spring training and we have three major injuries.

Yankees Yankeeing.
Awful. I've sort of lost a bit of interest going into this season with this and the lack of balls shown by the commissioner for the Astros scandal.
 
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Yup. And with both him and Pedro being some of the most outspoken against Fiers, it makes me wonder what the hell they were doing in the Red Sox locker room that they wouldn't want exposed.

I dont know if its so much about their specific team, but the 2018 red sox also are under scrutiny.

Theres a reason why Chris Sale basically gave a typical athlete answer when asked about the Astros.
 
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