@PastyA_ I can see why you feel this way but at least Fairbanks is showing good stuff his fastball is 97 & 98 his problem is location as far as Morel goes nice guy but his hitting was terrible he made me wished we still had Wagaman🤷🏻♂️
@Trainboy100@ElExtrabase This team has no offensive creativity with Ruiz up and speed on 3rd put the safety squeeze on but no Ruiz not a great hitter grounds out and no runs. If you have no HR power you need to find other ways to score look at the Rays.
@PastyA_ Take it game by game with the Marlins they have an exciting young team there is hope they get to Rays model competitive every yr. However, unless this team is purchased by a very rich person they will not be extending any of their players past control years, no crowds, no tv $🤷🏻♂️
@DM__MIA@LeftfieldProf 3 important offensive pieces of marlins missing this year so far Stowers, Marsee, Ramirez they carry the offense last year May, June July. Stowers right now his swing is slow, Marsee needs to hit to left more and K less Ramirez is not same consistent impact hitter as last year.
Something I have noticed about age 67 is that life becomes painfully quiet, and in that quiet, the truth finally speaks.
The noise is gone, the rush is gone, the need to prove anything to anyone has faded. What remains is you, your memories, and the weight of the choices you made when you still had time. At that age, you don’t argue with reality anymore, you sit with it.
At 67, people are not chasing life, they are reviewing it. The conversations are slower, the laughter is softer, and sometimes, the silence says more than words ever could. You begin to feel the absence of people who once filled your world, and you realize that time didn’t just pass, it took things with it.
It is also the age where regrets become clearer than dreams. The chances you didn’t take, the love you didn’t express, the time you wasted trying to be everything except yourself, these things don’t shout, they sit quietly in your chest.
And yet, there is a strange kind of wisdom that comes with it, a deep understanding that life was never about how fast you moved, but how well you lived. At 67, the truth is no longer negotiable, it simply stands in front of you, asking one question:
Did you truly live, or did you just pass through time?
@MLBRaleigh@PANTHERS_TWITR Tepper has enough money to own both MLB and MLS the question is how big of a baseball fan is he. I can tell you from past experience living in South Florida Wayne Huizenga who owned the Dolphins at the time got both MLB and NHL teams in South Florida.