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3 minutes ago, schittenden said:

If he'd made contact, would he have gotten more? 

I'm sure that if he severely hurt Machado they would have upped it to six.

Farrell is getting off entirely.

Considering Barnes gets his appeal I'm feeling pretty good about my prediction of three for Barnes zero for Farrell.

 

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5 minutes ago, ArtVanDelay said:

Also, no suspension for EdRod? He intentionally threw at Manny 3 times.  He's so bad that he couldn't even hit him.

And nothing for Farrell of course, BS. 

Yeah, EdRod is so bad, he shut us out for 6 innings.

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It can't really be more if the Manager, or someone on his staff makes the call to do it. The player could be afraid not to in that case.

Managers need to know they'll get suspended too, so they can make it clear to the team to not go coconut hunting. Until they are implicated (either for making the call themselves or allowign a staff member to do it for them) the total suspension won't feel adequate.

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13 hours ago, ArtVanDelay said:

Also, no suspension for EdRod? He intentionally threw at Manny 3 times.  He's so bad that he couldn't even hit him.

And nothing for Farrell of course, BS. 

MLB could have really stopped this bean ball stuff early on this year. Barnes should have gotten 10 games. Ed Rod 6, and Farrel 3. There was intent and multiple attempts. 

If Ed Rod would have just plunked him in the leg then I believe no suspensions should have happened. But it's the multiple attempts. 

Manny is getting Arod backlash. You now have a generation of guys that assosciate Manny to Arod, and are doing "what should have been done to Arod."  

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13 minutes ago, sportsfan8703 said:

MLB could have really stopped this bean ball stuff early on this year. Barnes should have gotten 10 games. Ed Rod 6, and Farrel 3. There was intent and multiple attempts. 

If Ed Rod would have just plunked him in the leg then I believe no suspensions should have happened. But it's the multiple attempts. 

Manny is getting Arod backlash. You now have a generation of guys that assosciate Manny to Arod, and are doing "what should have been done to Arod."  

I don't think the Arod connection is the problem.  I think throwing the bat and charging the mound are the problem.

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