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I was in Monterey, light fog in the mornings, never got really hot.

It's not hard at all. They can all quit anytime they like. You don't think people in other fields stay because of an attractive salary they couldn't make elsewhere? And I have absolutely had coworkers performing poorly and impacting my performance. Hasn't everyone?

I was a member of the biggest gang around at the time. I liked the weather.

Not going to argue that. I also want to see someone like Rich Hill throw big curve after big curve that are unhittable called strikes. I think that would be hilarious.

I put forth effort at work regardless of conditions. Anyone that has been in the workforce for any period of time has had a crap boss.

I enjoyed the time I lived in California.

Do folks actually think he was intentionally playing poorly because of the team he was on? That's quite the accusation.

If only it was just him. Maybe that's why they are drafting guys that are already polished defenders? So they don't have to teach them.

The one in which he claimed he didn't get the playoff games because of racism and not ineptitude.

Teaching defense doesn't seem to e a priority for the development team.

Angel cared, it helped torpedo his lawsuit.

You going to start giving him the same treatment you do Mountcastle?

Not a great swing decision by Mayo on the 1-0 pitch. Maybe he is Mountcastle's replacement?

Keep him off base and it will stop.

It does. The average game has fewer missed calls than before the instituted the process.

Every ump gets every game behind the plate reviewed by the league.

Whole series.

Maddux never did.

Problem is you can't be sure the ump is going to call it a ball just because it isn't a strike.

Every ump has a tendency to expand the strike zone during 2-0 and 3-0 counts. Just like it gets smaller during an 0-2 count.

The rookie part doesn't bother me but why hand over an out in that situation?

Everyone still like the bunt?

You could get on base against Burnes? Impressive.