d'Arnaud reinjured

[ashie62]

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Same wrist as before.

http://www.rotoworld.com/headlines/mlb/532916/travis-darnaud-leaves-game-with-sore-wrist?ls=roto:NYM:topheadlines

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[MFS62]

You can't make this stuff up.

Later

[metirish]

MFS62 wrote: You can't make this stuff up. Later

There's no need to make it up even.....

[Edgy MD]

I never understood "You can't make this up." Sure you can. It happens all the time.

[Centerfield]

I think you have to DL him. Sit him down and let him heal, then come back at full strength. The two HR game was terrific, but those have been his only hits since he hurt his wrist. He had an OPS in the high .800's and it's fallen to .762.

Get the guy healthy.

[Edgy MD]

I also have to think you come out of the dugout and argue for your player when a batter so indifferently interferes with him like that and gets him injured.

[MFS62]

Edgy MD wrote: I never understood "You can't make this up." Sure you can. It happens all the time.

You say that when you don't want to say "Oh FUCK! Not again".
Later

[Centerfield]

Edgy MD wrote: I also have to think you come out of the dugout and argue for your player when a batter so indifferently interferes with him like that and gets him injured.

Makes me absolutely crazy. From the Tejada play to the Suzuki HBP last night. Terry has got to come out and throw a fit when this happens. Sure, it may not do much, but I think it helps morale. Picks a team up. Helps change the mood from "Woe is me" to "Fuck these guys man".

[Centerfield]

I definitely would have gotten my self tossed on that Suzuki swing.

[Edgy MD]

Centerfield wrote: Edgy MD wrote: I also have to think you come out of the dugout and argue for your player when a batter so indifferently interferes with him like that and gets him injured. Makes me absolutely crazy. From the Tejada play to the Suzuki HBP last night. Terry has got to come out and throw a fit when this happens. Sure, it may not do much, but I think it helps morale. Picks a team up. Helps change the mood from "Woe is me" to "Fuck these guys man".

I think if you make a good case, it morally tilts the ump in your favor. Next time there's an ambiguous situation, in the back of the ump's mind is, "I've been really screwing the Mets recently, and I kind of owe them one."

The next guy that's even remotely out of the box when the catcher is throwing is going to get called for it. And the other team knows it and will play just a little bit more on their heels, and the Mets' catchers will throw with just a little bit more confidence, knowing that the box belongs to them and them alone.

[ashie62]

Good or bad, I am from the Earl Weaver school of managing. "Scream and nurture" (my words.)

[Edgy MD]

Earl was unquestionably wise.

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