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I cant wait to watch this game, stellar defense by every cub on the field today.
I cant wait to watch this game, stellar defense by every cub on the field today.
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Not sure about Schwarber's throw being harder but his HR was hit harder than anything Heyward hit today.
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The one he hit that fell like 6” short of a HR was hit pretty hard.
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http://www.bleachernation.com/2018/...-combine-for-perfect-play-at-the-plate-video/
They don't have the schwarber throw but here's heyward's
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That is similar to a joke
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Taking them off. And shit happens. He didn’t expect it and feels pretty dumb about getting a injury on a common thing. Joe said that it might have been caused by dehydration. Who knows honestly.
I’m hoping they give the gig to Cishek myself. He is the most stable guy and can get rested in save only situations. Add to it has privious work as a closer.
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It kinda depends if he has a history of it. I mean I've had it for years and it's always just one move away from coming back. I've triggered it picking up a pen, sneezing, changing a cable on my computer and turning on the water for a shower among other ways. Never once have I triggered it lifting something heavy or falling or any way you would think it would happen. It's always something stupid but I have to say putting on your pants would be a new one.
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I've had PT with spinal stenosis. That is permanent. This sounds like he might have to do PT to strengthen his core some. What it sounds like unless he has stenosis also.
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Ouch. Is it lumbar? Mine is degenerating couple of discs...doesn't really bother me much until I make that move that I've never been able to isolate. Then I'm laid up from anywhere between a couple of days to a week or so. Was told surgery "may" help....not into doing back surgery for a maybe. I too, am very familiar with PT.
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Worst I ever got my back was bending over to get my PT gear out of the dryer at 5am. Go figure.
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Haven’t been on here for day games this week, so I almost forgot:
Jon Friggin’ Lester, Ladies and Gentlemen!
Jon Friggin’ Lester, Ladies and Gentlemen!
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Things don't get much more ironic than that.....
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Shitty analogy
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My daddy walked to school up hills in the snow both ways.
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I have dextroscoliosis. Mild. But my S1 has degenerated. Doc said they don't do disc replacements anymore due to the material gets eaten up due to basically gravity. So they put me on PT which is a pure rip off. 300 per. paid a 25 co and felt for what they were giving it was a rip off. So I'm at the Y doing core stuff for the most part. Wife and I did a bootcamp last night but 30 mil round trip so might look into closer classes.
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how about the Stanton walkoff 117.3 exit velocity with two strikes
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hate to be debbie downer here, but would it kill this organization to draft one?
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I think those guys are in lower levels right now, so maybe another year or two...
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I'm glad PT helps y'all. I have a real odd stenosis issue -- I don't really get back pain at all, just some minor stiffness. And I can walk just fine -- for about 10 to 15 minutes. After which, my legs go numb and powerless, just as if I was a paraplegic. Feeling and strength come back to my legs after sitting for 5 minutes or so, but then I need to get settled semi-permanently or else the time between loss of use of the legs gets shorter and shorter. And, of course, after each event, just slightly less feeling comes back.
I get it about not wanting to go for surgery on a maybe -- but in my case, if I don't get it repaired, there is no "maybe" about where it ends up: stuck in a wheelchair for the remainder of my days.
So, yeah -- surgery is a good option for me. Now all I need to do is find a surgeon who will do it. I've already quit smoking, the one thing that keeps any surgeon in this country from agreeing to work on you except in a total emergency. So, here's hoping I can get it fixed while I still have some use of my legs ongoing...