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6 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I've never heard of a position player being injured.

I'm pretty sure it doesn't happen.

We just imagined Kjerstad missing two seasons.

I think we all know that he means the injury risk is just much greater with a pitcher, especially one drafted out of HS.

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8 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I've never heard of a position player being injured.

I'm pretty sure it doesn't happen.

We just imagined Kjerstad missing two seasons.

This is a dumb post even for you. 

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4 minutes ago, RZNJ said:

If you pull the same stuff on him he goes berserk.   lol

Oh please, I've never "gone berserk" on a message board.

You might be confusing me with the guy that had to sign up for the board a second time under a new name because he got banned.

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4 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

Oh please, I've never "gone berserk" on a message board.

You might be confusing me with the guy that had to sign up for the board a second time under a new name because he got banned.

Ha!   You get offended in a very dramatic way and accuse people of twisting your words.  You know, basically what you just did to Dystopia.

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43 minutes ago, Can_of_corn said:

I've never heard of a position player being injured.

I'm pretty sure it doesn't happen.

We just imagined Kjerstad missing two seasons.

Your point is okay, but Kjerstad is a bad example.  He was sick, not injured, except for a hiccup that cost him about 2 months of 2022.   And it’s certainly true that we see injuries that take pitchers out of action for a full year or more way more often than we see it for hitters.  

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