Stanton Could Pass Maris

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Rich, at home, "winning" internet "arguments" that he has with himself:

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Oh boy... Thank you so much for asking that. Thank you, so... so much.

Baseball’s Broken Hamate Plague – UPDATED | ProXR

July 28, 2017 – UPDATE

Two years since I first posted this, we’re still here. Young MLB prospects and NCAA players STILL breaking their hamate bone swinging a baseball bat. Most recently the Nationals prospect Juan Soto, Yankees prospect Ben Ruta, Blue Jays prospect Anthony Alford and Vladdimir Guerrero Jr., Cardinals prospect Patrick Wisdom, Royals Hunter Dozier, Gators Mike Rivera, Patriots Nate Eikhoff, Notre Dame Kyle Fiala, Gators Austin Langworthy, Columbia College Jordan Barchus, Yankees prospect Jose Carrera, Red Sox prospect Bobby Dalbec, Rays prospect Kevin Padlo, Braves prospect Dustin Peterson… and there are so many more, I just don’t have time to include the many who have broken their hamate over the past two years.

So, you list one major leaguer besides Stanton, and a link to a promotional article on site selling bats that magically save players from breaking their hands from swinging a bat.

Way to go, half-wit.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

"I know you asked for "X," but I'm going to give you "Y" and do my victory dance!"

lolz

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

So, here's what we've established on this thread:

1. You should never suspect a player could be using PEDs without some kind of evidence
2. Evidence, according to rich, is radical body change and a spike in numbers
3. Most of the players who have actually tested positive for PEDs exhibited neither a radical body change or a spike in numbers
4. Eric Thames, despite not going through a radical body change can reasonably be suspected of PED usage, at least by rich
5. Rich thinks he's painted someone besides himself in a corner

It's like playing chess with a pigeon.

As an update:

6. rich has added "talking points" to his list of potential criteria for reasonable steroid suspicion
7. only talking points approved by rich are valid

 

[richig07]

So, you list one major leaguer besides Stanton, and a link to a promotional article on site selling bats that magically save players from breaking their hands from swinging a bat.

Way to go, half-wit.

LMAO... So the site selling bats, changes the bone which numerous players have broken? Endless list of them, really. Bahahahahahaa. Look at you go. Around in circles! This proves that you're simply not credible. I give you absolute proof that there are countless examples of this happening in ALL LEVELS of baseball. In the face of a mountain of evidence, you continue to stand by your nonsense. Thank you so much for this display of your dishonesty. The nail in your own coffin. How apropos!

You thought you had a good idea roaming around in that barren skull of yours for a second, didn't you? Let us celebrate this moment with a video!


Here it is explained a little more for you... Take it slow.

 

[richig07]

As an update:

6. rich has added "talking points" to his list of potential criteria for reasonable steroid suspicion
7. only talking points approved by rich are valid

More straw-man propositions... it never ends.

Nope, and nope.

Never had a set-list of potential criteria. Been over that many times.

only talking points approved by rich are valid

I actually could not have been more clear in stating the opposite.

The fact that I've talked about those two exhibited factors in some roid users, does not mean that others cannot go about it differently and use other examples. If you can find ANY kind of tangible evidence that links a player to roids, that goes beyond simply performing well. Go for it...

 

[richig07]

Is every high school and college ball player who breaks his hamate bone swinging on "steroids" too Slinky?

Lolz

 

[soxfan1468927]

Is every high school and college ball player who breaks his hamate bone swinging on "steroids" too Slinky?

Lolz

Probably honestly.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Is every high school and college ball player who breaks his hamate bone swinging on "steroids" too Slinky?

Lolz

Testing positive for steroids certainly seems to be something that happens at a higher frequency in the minors, so you might be on to something. Good point, retard.

 

[richig07]

Testing positive for steroids certainly seems to be something that happens at a higher frequency in the minors, so you might be on to something. Good point, retard.

It's getting dicey after that one, isn't it? Hard to keep pushing forward after dropping the ball like that. I give you credit for attempting to do so.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Never had a set-list of potential criteria. Been over that many times.

You mentioned radical body change and number spikes as potential criteria. You later added talking points. I agree that you never provided a bullet-pointed list of criteria.

When your position switches from "I never said that" to "I never said exactly that," people that aren't retarded realize you're moving goalposts.

 

[richig07]

Major League Baseball Player Francisco Cervelli Joins Long List of Players to Fracture Hamate Bone - The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders

Francisco Cervelli and his INSANE transfer of power everyone!

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Major League Baseball Player Francisco Cervelli Joins Long List of Players to Fracture Hamate Bone - The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders

Francisco Cervelli and his INSANE transfer of power everyone!

That's three.

I'm proud of you.

 

[richig07]

You mentioned radical body change and number spikes as potential criteria. You later added talking points. I agree that you never provided a bullet-pointed list of criteria.

When your position switches from "I never said that" to "I never said exactly that," people that aren't retarded realize you're moving goalposts.

My position has never changed. You're confusing my actual statements with your straw-man arguments again.

When your position switches from "I never said that" to "I never said exactly that,"

LMAO.... I have never done that. Where did I do that?

 

[richig07]

That's three.

I'm proud of you.

Video clip alone is like 8. List of prospects and high-profile college guys is like 30+. There has been a clear demonstration here that this injury does, indeed happen throughout baseball.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Major League Baseball Player Francisco Cervelli Joins Long List of Players to Fracture Hamate Bone - The Center for Musculoskeletal Disorders

Francisco Cervelli and his INSANE transfer of power everyone!

Do you think it's germane to this discussion that Francisco Cervelli served a 50 game suspension for PED usage?

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

My position has never changed.

Of course they have, you half-wit.

Reread the thread.

 

[richig07]

Do you think it's germane to this discussion that Francisco Cervelli served a 50 game suspension for PED usage?

Fair enough. We can scrap him. Now, go ahead and show me where all of these other players listed are on PED's. 1 down, many to go... lol

 

[richig07]

Of course they have, you half-wit.

Reread the thread.

None of my stances have changed from "I never said that" to "I never said exactly that"

Please, provide examples to the contrary.

 

[SlinkyRedfoot]

Fair enough. We can scrap him. Now, go ahead and show me where all of these other players listed are on PED's. 1 down, many to go... lol

Hahaha!

Water wings, son.

Put em on.