I would have loved to see what Sandler could have done with that role. I have a hard time picturing it now, but he was signed sealed and all ready to with it before he had to back out at the last minute.
That is the one “unwritten rule” that I absolutely HATE. You are pros. If you don’t want to get embarrassed, DONT GET EMBARRASSED!!! In little league, absolutely, slow it down. In high school, absolutely slow it down. In college…. Meh, I see it both ways, but I am willing to accept the “slow it down” rule.
He had trouble finding the zone. That has been the knock on him.
I get that he has trouble finding the strike zone, so the walks would be nerve racking. But my point is that his walks didn't mix with a couple of hits and a bunch of runs scored by the Padres. Its progress that he limited the self-inflicted damage. I would agree that his roster spot is still in jeopardy if there are no injuries, come May 2nd, but the decision may be harder if he can continue to limit damage to just traffic on the bases.
This man would know...
I forgot about that. I run into him from time to time in LA (same shul as my family). I'll ask him.
As a college moundshatter I do speak from experience....
Yes, Adam Sandler. He was originally going to play the Bear Jew, but backed out of the role at the last minute for some reason (scheduling, iirc). That’s why Roth took the role. It was a favor to Q to get the movie going.
shul is a synagogue
So Sandler was displaying Jewish disappointment in his daughter? She wasn’t monetizing her sense of humor…
That's a bleak outlook, my friend...
Hi. My name is calsnowskier. Apparently we have never met.
WHO YOU CALLING LOUD, YA BIG GOY?
