@TaylorClaypoole@NBCNews Here’s a tip. The talking in abstracts act works if there’s substance that survives the most basic of stress tests. Otherwise you look like an obtuse idiot
@TaylorClaypoole@NBCNews lol you make an assumption. I prove the falsehood in your statement. Then you move the goalposts. And you’re back to assumptions. You might be the naive one buddy
@alex_westry Doesn’t matter if Bayern is tied to LAFC. The more academies we have in the whole country the more everyone benefits. The whole country needs stuff like this. I’m sick of mls fanbases wanting to handicap the development of the whole country
@ethicalbaseball@BaseballWRLD_@ZacharyFast2@salinasmario2 Fair enough with Sasaki’s numbers but I’d argue the extra starts help develop him (see his last few starts). But the modern wild card era means the importance of outright winning your division has never mattered less. (Look at the braves this decade and dodgers before Ohtani)
@ethicalbaseball@BaseballWRLD_@ZacharyFast2@salinasmario2 Key word is shouldn’t. Having Yamamoto and Sasaki in their native 6 man rotation is still extremely valuable. But Ohtani is the answer to the question that hasn’t been asked by baseball statisticians. I’d suspect in 15 year our metrics will better reflect his impact
@BaseballWRLD_@ZacharyFast2@salinasmario2 An extra arm in the bullpen or arm in the rotation is valuable. The benefits of a 6 man rotation on wear and tear over the duration the season.
@Eutychus411 @BrickingGlass @NBA__Courtside Ok I’ll spell it out for you. Capitalism is failing here because AAU teams are making more money letting rich parents pay for weaker kids. Rather than letting more talented kids with parents who have less money get coaching and playing time.