NYU MD, bioethicist, speaker, historian, author, contributor to NYT, WaPo & Slate, and NPR guest. Past president, Amer Assoc. for Hist Med. Thoughts my own...
@twithersCLE Other teams know it too. Yesterday with runners on second and third, the Sox pitched to him instead of walking him, as used to always happen in such situations.
@CleGuardians Why does Vogt leave in Cecconi when it’s abundantly clear he has nothing tonight? Now game out of reach. Doesn’t want to hurt his feelings?
@CleGuardians Thanks Vogt and Willis for unnecessarily throwing Williams, with a history of a bad elbow, 126 pitches a few outings ago. Two awful outings since then.
Most troubling part about removing uncomfortable truths from history is the whitewashing that follows. If you disagree, the answer isn’t to erase them,it’s to challenge them w/ thoughtful counterarguments.🤔
NEW HC Bioethics Forum essay by @barronlerner https://t.co/co1zwb0yBL
@JoeNogaCLE@hoynsie Nice podcast but beyond the fact that Williams was still wiped out last night, isn’t throwing him 126 pitches unnecessarily a bad idea when so many pitchers now burn out their arms and need Tommy John? Look at Bieber! Why take chances? Our pen usually good.