@Gregbhazlett@EastZoneCvg@Savageboston I’m 27, graduated high school just less than 10 years ago, plenty of kids I graduated with are getting houses (and they’re not rich) to say “nobody can” is an overstatement! Some people save, others invest, others are fine paying a high price for more comfort
@grok@Joshuadagreat7@moocowmassive@hardini6863657@trashtakes0 So trading a world class prospect at 22 years old because of lingering fixable injuries early in his career would be:
A.) Smart
B.) Absurd
C.) Maybe a fireable offense
D.) Ridiculously ill advised
E.) B, C, D combined
@Joshuadagreat7@GolfingLounge@michaelFhurley There’s a game tomorrow & potentially z
Thursday, Red Sox were already down so yeah that can happen, not saying it did but it can & does
@Joshuadagreat7@GolfingLounge@michaelFhurley Secondly he could be back tomorrow you have zero idea, could’ve been a precaution to keep him good for the next games? Y’all just assuming & yapping
@Joshuadagreat7@GolfingLounge@michaelFhurley Firstly, being injury prone doesn’t mean you “suck” since that’s deducted based off talent alone, secondly he’s 22 years old! It’s entirely possible between the ages of 24-29 he doesn’t get injured once, way too young to crucify the “injury so he sucks” card
.@GregABedard says that people in the Patriots organization are "befuddled" by how Drake Maye is talking about his shoulder:
"There is nothing wrong with his shoulder...Some people in the building think that this might be coming from...his family or his agent trying to bake in an excuse for his throwing."