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Post by qimqam on Feb 20, 2024 18:44:11 GMT -5
And people wondered why i said i would be thrilled if just played 120 games or more Why didnt he just have offseason surgery ? |
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Post by posadafan24 on Feb 20, 2024 18:46:19 GMT -5
And people wondered why i said i would be thrilled if just played 120 games or more Why didnt he just have offseason surgery ? Same reason why they waited until December for effros to get back surgery |
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Post by azbob643 on Feb 20, 2024 18:46:54 GMT -5
What does "maintenance" mean?
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Post by inger on Feb 20, 2024 19:39:37 GMT -5
What does "maintenance" mean? I’m thinking he may need a protective device for a while. I snapped a ligament in a finger once. When they snap they’re sort of like a rubber band and the snapped strands ball up at the end that didn’t break off. I could see a bump on my finger where that debris gathered for over a year until it atrophied. Both ends were painful and raw and I would experience pain with overuse or if I bumped or jostled that finger, which was because both ends were frayed and bloody until they had time to heal (and atrophy). The doctor said that I had likely only actually snapped a small portion of the ligament tissue. Had I snapped the entirety, the finger would have no longer been able to bend. I have of course, no clue how much of the tissue Judge snapped, but I would assume the healing process to be similar. The only way I could imagine that maintenance will be needed for the remainder of his career would be if the entirety of that ligament tore and the toe has become immobile. That’s all know, a message of hope from my right ring finger to Aaron Judge’s toe… |
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Post by azbob643 on Feb 20, 2024 20:21:16 GMT -5
What does "maintenance" mean? I snapped a ligament in a finger once. When they snap they’re sort of like a rubber band and the snapped strands ball up at the end that didn’t break off. I could see a bump on my finger where that debris gathered for over a year until it atrophied. Both ends were painful and raw and I would experience pain with overuse or if I bumped or jostled that finger, which was because both ends were frayed and bloody until they had time to heal (and atrophy). I have a bump or curve “down there”. I think it’s Peyronie’s disease. As overuse hasn’t been an issue, that would explain the atrophy. |
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Post by inger on Feb 20, 2024 20:27:56 GMT -5
I snapped a ligament in a finger once. When they snap they’re sort of like a rubber band and the snapped strands ball up at the end that didn’t break off. I could see a bump on my finger where that debris gathered for over a year until it atrophied. Both ends were painful and raw and I would experience pain with overuse or if I bumped or jostled that finger, which was because both ends were frayed and bloody until they had time to heal (and atrophy). I have a bump or curve “down there”. I think it’s Peyronie’s disease. As overuse hasn’t been an issue, that would explain the atrophy. I once had a Great Pyrenees… all he ever presented was a standard “lipstick”… |
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Post by azbob643 on Feb 20, 2024 20:32:39 GMT -5
I have a bump or curve “down there”. I think it’s Peyronie’s disease. As overuse hasn’t been an issue, that would explain the atrophy. I once had a Great Pyrenees… all he ever presented was a standard “lipstick”… I've recently learned I might have an infection in my perinium. Actually...I've recently learned that I have a perinium. |
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Post by inger on Feb 20, 2024 20:38:04 GMT -5
I once had a Great Pyrenees… all he ever presented was a standard “lipstick”… I've recently learned I might have an infection in my perinium. Actually...I've recently learned that I have a perinium. Taint so… 🤓 |
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Post by posadafan24 on Feb 20, 2024 20:48:19 GMT -5
What does "maintenance" mean? I’m thinking he may need a protective device for a while. I snapped a ligament in a finger once. When they snap they’re sort of like a rubber band and the snapped strands ball up at the end that didn’t break off. I could see a bump on my finger where that debris gathered for over a year until it atrophied. Both ends were painful and raw and I would experience pain with overuse or if I bumped or jostled that finger, which was because both ends were frayed and bloody until they had time to heal (and atrophy). The doctor said that I had likely only actually snapped a small portion of the ligament tissue. Had I snapped the entirety, the finger would have no longer been able to bend. I have of course, no clue how much of the tissue Judge snapped, but I would assume the healing process to be similar. The only way I could imagine that maintenance will be needed for the remainder of his career would be if the entirety of that ligament tore and the toe has become immobile. That’s all know, a message of hope from my right ring finger to Aaron Judge’s toe… He will also be getting regular off days . |
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Post by kaybli on Feb 20, 2024 21:07:55 GMT -5
I once had a Great Pyrenees… all he ever presented was a standard “lipstick”… I've recently learned I might have an infection in my perinium. Actually...I've recently learned that I have a perinium. Ouch, what a pain in the ass.
Seriously though, feel better.
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Post by inger on Feb 20, 2024 21:15:09 GMT -5
I've recently learned I might have an infection in my perinium. Actually...I've recently learned that I have a perinium. Ouch, what a pain in the ass.
Seriously though, feel better.
I think he was joking. The perineum: The body’s demilitarized zone… |
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Post by ypaterson on Feb 20, 2024 21:35:37 GMT -5
And people wondered why i said i would be thrilled if just played 120 games or more Playing Judge in center every day might be the dumbest Yankee move since Jeff Weaver. It is going to make for an unhappy Verdugo but I would platoon him and Grisham in center. Less running in RF and Judge will still need games at DH. |
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Post by 1955nyyfan on Feb 20, 2024 21:37:14 GMT -5
rodon finished 5th & 6th in the CY voting the 2 previous seasons. his line overall was 2.67 era, .998 whip and 12.2k/9. that's ace territory. wanna call him a #2. fine. they're not paying $162 mil to be a #3. folks need to forget about last season. have a feeling we'll see the pitcher we traded for. he was embarrassed and reported to camp in great shape. expect a return close to form. and yeah he has to stay healthy. but you can say that about every player. I think we can all agree that baseball has changed a great deal from the game we played and watched as kids. So when we throw around terms like Ace, #1 Starter, #2 Starter etc. they probably have different meanings or expectations associated with them for each poster and don't relate to what they were 10, 20 or 30 years ago. I now think of a #1 Starter as the guy who is first up in each teams rotation. There are 30 of them in MLB. If you want to be a good team, this pitcher should be pretty good. I looked at some stats today and was surprised by some: In 2023, only 29 qualified MLB starters had an ERA below 4.0. Only 41 had an ERA below 5.0. 5 SPs threw 200 innings or more, only 24 threw 180 innings or more. 1 Pitcher won 20 games, only 8 had 15 or more wins 37 Pitchers started 30 games of more. The days of 20 game winners, 200 IP, staffs with 3 or 4 really good starters are gone. It's really hard to find quality starters who are durable. We may have to change our perspective as to what is an Ace, a #1 are, and I'm not sure how to define a 4 or 5 outside of walking and breathing? |
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Post by kaybli on Feb 21, 2024 11:52:58 GMT -5
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Post by bomberhojoe on Feb 21, 2024 12:21:19 GMT -5
And people wondered why i said i would be thrilled if just played 120 games or more Playing Judge in center every day might be the dumbest Yankee move since Jeff Weaver. It is going to make for an unhappy Verdugo but I would platoon him and Grisham in center. Less running in RF and Judge will still need games at DH. Agree with this! I hate the idea of Judge playing CF everyday. Platoon Verdugo and Grisham, with Verdugo getting the bulk of time. Utilize Grisham to spell Judge and Soto on days you have them DH. |
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