@CookedByGrimace I want him to stay as manager he really did someone to these guys and made them real baseball players sadly a little to late but he's great really!! GM I wouldn't mind since he's very vocal and on the line about everything
Think about it...
There are 1,200 horse stalls on the Keeneland sales grounds. What would it take to dedicate just 20 (modified to be slightly larger if too small and located in the furthest barn from the Pavillion so as to cut down on disease risk and allow for quarantine) for the purpose of giving at risk off the track, recently retired from racing, and dumped at auction Thoroughbreds a safe place to temporarily land while waiting for space to open up at a rescue? What would it take to also have those stalls filled with ready to adopt horses fans and horse enthusiasts could visit at any time, but especially during racing meetings and sales, and maybe take home?
Probably just an infintismal percentage of what the sales take in each year...without the need to build the support structure from the ground up.
Just 20 stalls of 1,200??
Just Think About It....
This is one of the funniest games I've seen. As soon as Pete Alonso finished his 4th AB, half of Citi Field began leaving ๐ they literally only came to watch him - not the last place #Mets. Orioles took the lead right after. Can't make it up. How embarrassing for @StevenACohen2
I still think Andy Green should seriously consider managing the #Mets next year. I totally get his position, but he's making a difference right now, and can positively impact that dugout in a badly needed way in 2027.
"Whatever the **** you're into, you do it one hundred ****ing percent!" โ Andy Williams
It's a good day to strive to be the person Andy knew you can be.
Now THAT is what you call MANAGING a baseball game. Andy Green checks on his young arm, believes in said arm, keeps in said arm and BOOM inning over. LGM