It ain't about how hard you hit. It’s about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward. (Opinions expressed are my own, in case you were wondering.)
nobody will remember:
-your salary
-how “busy you were”
-how many hours you worked
people will remember
-Walter White telling Skyler that he’s the one who knocks
-Clear Eyes, Full Hearts, Can’t Lose
-Why Jack Bauer needed a hacksaw
@JeffPassan The format needs to be changed. The long layoff is a huge disadvantage. What’s the point of winning your division? The fact that the Astros advanced shows the disadvantage can be overcome, but why should the top seeds be forced to overcome that disadvantage? Ridiculous.
@DALLASBRADEN209 Many responses to this are basically: The layoff isn’t a disadvantage because one team has been able to overcome that disadvantage. (Folks, succeeding despite a disadvantage doesn’t mean the disadvantage is nonexistent.)
@DOBrienATL Difference between last year and this year is that the Braves will have a healthy ace—Strider—on the mound for Game 4. I like their chances to extend the series to 5.