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Joe Morgan's arm flap says hi.

They hit a ton of dongs that last series but I don't think they've played enough games to say yet.

You're wrong a lot. Folks think I've got it out for them, I can barely tell you all apart.

Back in my MMORPG days I had a Mercenary named Goldtooth who had a matching set of mauve armor.

Sisco has had one career start against a left handed pitcher. He has not had a proper chance to fail against them.

Indians could use a player like Santander. There, that's green but should be dark enough to be read. Can you tell it's green?

Win win!

That would be shocking, he isn't on the 40.

As much as the vets normally throw the young players under the bus I think it will be different this time. (Might be wishful thinking).

Then he needs to go on the disabled list. Not repeatedly violate MLB rules.

If you ask me to stop I will.

The point was that MLB has every right to review the TUE on a yearly basis. These are performance enhancing drugs and if MLB is worried about PED use they need to monitor it.

Geez, what did he get, one walk? No wonder they didn't call him up.

I think I'm the only one that has been asked to do that. It isn't a whole board thing.

He's a strategic asset held in reserve.

1-From what I understand if you don't take the medication that can cause the TUE to not be renewed. So if he decided to not take his medication that would qualify as not following the guidelines. This isn't difficult stuff. 2- I'm not suggesting he is faking his condition, I'm saying that MLB has to be vigilant for cases in which someone is faking the condition. This isn't difficult stuff. 3- I can relate to not being able to see more than a blur if I were in the cage against a ML fastball. I'd get in there if for some reason I was required to. This isn't difficult stuff.

I'd say the fact that they changed his medication shows the process is warranted. Didn't you admit that dosages can very widely over time? Shouldn't MLB stay on top of that? Doesn't Davis have people that can do this for him so it isn't a personal burden? I did not suggest that Davis specifically went to a random doctor, you know this and are being disingenuous.

You know what I can't relate to? Getting caught cheating, knowing you were going to be subjected to additional testing and cheating again. And in so doing letting down your teammates in their best chance for a pennant in a generation. I can't relate to that at all. I can relate to cheating once, but twice?

Should it? As far as I know he's a DH option.

Because they didn't ask for one? Because the last time they gave him one he didn't follow the guidelines? I'm betting I could find a MD that would diagnose me with ADHD for a couple thousand dollars. (Not saying Davis did this but MLB needs to have a more stringent review process then a prescription). Can I relate to this? Sure I can. You put me up at the plate against a 95 MPH fastball I'd feel the same way, especially if I wasn't wearing my glasses.

Holoday is our new DH.

If by overdose you mean any dose over what is prescribed then you are correct, I was implying that. If by overdose you mean the actual definition of overdose: You are incorrect. I assumed you meant the latter. I was imply that he may have been trying to get a competitive advantage, not commit self harm.

I think it made zero sense to wait last year (at least with Mountcastle). Yet Elias waited. Why won't he make the same decision this year? I just don't see why Elias is going to suddenly decide to promote these players he could have already promoted. Super 2 worries are nonsensical for pitchers since it is so easy to send them up and down to avoid service time concerns.

It was by request.