@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge That is quite literally the entire point I was making - nothing is calculated differently. They got the exact same suspension at 7 games each. You’re so close to understanding it, dude.
Willson Contreras has been named to the American League All-Star team!
He replaces Vladimir Guerrero Jr. on the roster. Nick Kurtz will start at first base for the AL.
@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge You’re describing a tendency, not an official mechanism. If MLB truly calculated suspensions differently you’d see a position player get 5 games while SP gets 1 start. Or “suspended until after your next scheduled start.” That’s not what happens. So the answer is still no 😂
@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge “MLB sometimes chooses longer game suspensions for starting pitchers because of the rotation. But they still suspend them in games, not starts, and the suspension isn’t converted into a different unit.” So no, they aren’t calculated differently 😂😂😂
@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge So confidently wrong 🤣🤣 that’s not how MLB writes the discipline. MLB doesn’t issue “one-start suspensions” disguised as game suspensions. They issue game suspensions, and the practical effect depends on the player’s role and the calendar. It’s not a different suspension at all
@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge If it was calculated differently for SP Cavalli would be suspended for 5 STARTS, not 5 games; he’s not even missing any games now because of that. And they got the exact same number of games originally so it is quite literally apples to apples lmfaooooo
@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge And Willson didn’t get anymore “hammer” than Cavalli. They both were suspended for 7 games. Cavalli’s appeal was heard and his suspension got reduced, but Willson’s appeal hasn’t been resolved as of now.
@augustofstache@LucilleBurdge No, but they should be. SP should miss X number of starts, not games, because they play every 5 or so games. So while Willson will miss potentially 7 games, Cavalli won’t miss any with his suspension being reduced to 5 games - they’ll just push his start back a day.
Alex Cora confirmed to @masslivesports that he’s following through with the pledge he made back in spring training, that he’d donate $20,000 if a Red Sox player hit 20 homers.
“Happy that it happened… All we want to do is #KCancer. Honestly, that was an easy pledge. I trust my players. We need more people to join us!"
@RyanSchuetz11@lionsdaylight You’ve now spent multiple tweets explaining why you changed the subject instead of explaining how charitable deductions magically make donations profitable. Still waiting.
@RyanSchuetz11@lionsdaylight 6 tweets later and you’ve still never addressed the original point: charitable deductions don’t make donations profitable.
@RyanSchuetz11@lionsdaylight “Using the product they created TO COMPLAIN ABOUT THEM”, not that you physically use anything of hers. Learn how to fucking read, dude.
@RyanSchuetz11@lionsdaylight I think you forgot to take your meds today, Ryan. You didn’t refute my point about charitable deductions. You pivoted to Elon, admitted you assumed what I meant, and somehow concluded MY reading comprehension is the problem. That’s genuine insanity 🤣🤣🤣