@Patricia_Traina#askPTrain hi Patti - what is the rule for waivers when it comes to veterans? For example, if a vet like OBJ is released this weekend is he exposed to waivers or can he, as a vet, choose where he wants to go, even if it is back to the same team that released him?
@geneclemons Fans boo to express dissatisfaction. They don’t have direct access to the player. Rich contract and draft picks given for him; performance that didn’t meet contract/cost, and questions about his re-injury. Not my fight, but there is plenty there, not even counting legal stuff.
@DanSchneierNFL Or, Romo’s “gift” was that he held on to the ball as long as possible and probably longer than he should have, a high risk-reward approach that ultimately resulted in injuries that sidelined him.
@MrBaddog7676 The pitching staff must want him as their catcher. That is important. WBC was probably not good for his consistency and stamina this season.
@DanSchneierNFL 2027 season more likely; It may take a while for him to get back to 100%, although I will be very happy to be wrong. As an aside, the NYG should have Tyrone Tracy with a specific role (one-third of RB touches).
@devorydarkins@RoKhanna Colleges should pay grads who can’t find jobs with their degrees. @RoKhanna is wrong to pose a tax on paper wealth because stock prices can fall (Tax deductions for paper losses?). BUT, Congress could tax Loans secured by such stock (wealthy who use loans vs. selling shares).
@smerconish From what I see, the information coming out now is coming from Democrats and the NY Times to help Mills. Republicans haven’t even started yet.