2026 Razorback Baseball

Started by BleedinRed, Jun 19, 2025, 09:58 AM

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He saw his brother go down with TJ and now he's still having elbow problems. He's recovering from TJ. No real surprise he doesn't want to pitch this season.

jdcatty

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 02:44 PMHe saw his brother go down with TJ and now he's still having elbow problems. He's recovering from TJ. No real surprise he doesn't want to pitch this season.

DVH said "they" don't want him to pitch.  Doesn't sound like it is Carson.  Who is it?
Apparently retarded member of the "fucking old people" crowd as defined by Swahili Steve.

Boarat

A doctor. But I'm sure it's everyone involved. No benefit to pitching this season.

BleedinRed

So Dave is a liar when he said "he's 100% healthy"?  Is that your position?

Boarat

Quote from: BleedinRed on May 04, 2026, 03:39 PMSo Dave is a liar when he said "he's 100% healthy"?  Is that your position?
Goddamn it. When did I say that? If you'd actually pay attention and do your own diligence on ANYTHING for once, you'd know he said a doctor is saying don't pitch. You are completely useless.

BleedinRed

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 03:46 PMGoddamn it. When did I say that? If you'd actually pay attention and do your own diligence on ANYTHING for once, you'd know he said a doctor is saying don't pitch. You are completely useless.
I didn't say you said that.  I asked if that is what you were saying.  Pay attention to the question marks. They matter.

Dave says he is 100% healthy.  I'm not sure what his brother's situaiton has to do with Carson's ability to pitch.  Will Carson not pitch as long as his brother is having issues?  What happens if his brother is never able to pitch again?  Will Carson give up baseball? 

Basically, what you said was either Carson is a pussy ass bitch, a money hungry whore, or both.  I doubt that is true but you know more than anyone about those qualities.  ;D

I suspect the real answer aligns with Buff; the agent (and parents) are the money hungry whores.  For the record, I would be too.

Boarat

Quote from: BleedinRed on May 04, 2026, 04:02 PMI didn't say you said that.  I asked if that is what you were saying.  Pay attention to the question marks. They matter.

Dave says he is 100% healthy.  I'm not sure what his brother's situaiton has to do with Carson's ability to pitch.  Will Carson not pitch as long as his brother is having issues?  What happens if his brother is never able to pitch again?  Will Carson give up baseball? 

Basically, what you said was either Carson is a pussy ass bitch, a money hungry whore, or both.  I doubt that is true but you know more than anyone about those qualities.  ;D

I suspect the real answer aligns with Buff; the agent (and parents) are the money hungry whores.  For the record, I would be too.

DVH himself said it's a doctor telling him not to pitch. Rmpl, tub ass.

vegashog

ball/strike challenges , using the abs system, will be allowed for the tourney.

coaches will have three challenges.

jdcatty

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 03:46 PMGoddamn it. When did I say that? If you'd actually pay attention and do your own diligence on ANYTHING for once, you'd know he said a doctor is saying don't pitch. You are completely useless.

I have never seen or heard him say that it is a doctor who says not to pitch. 
Apparently retarded member of the "fucking old people" crowd as defined by Swahili Steve.

Boarat

Quote from: jdcatty on May 04, 2026, 04:44 PMI have never seen or heard him say that it is a doctor who says not to pitch. 
Sigh. Clear as day he said a doctor in Dallas. A boomer will argue with a tree stump. Anyway, there's zero benefit to pitching this season for him. His brother may be done for good and we know Hobbs is rough on arms.

Sus-Scrofa

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 06:11 PMSigh. Clear as day he said a doctor in Dallas. A boomer will argue with a tree stump. Anyway, there's zero benefit to pitching this season for him. His brother may be done for good and we know Hobbs is rough on arms.
If it's a legit medical thing, don't pitch and keep your money.

If the team doc says you can play, but your people (and that can include your personal doc) say nah due to "management", then turn your money back in.

I'd imagine that can be hard to distinguish sometimes, but that's the world we live in now.

Boarat

Quote from: Sus-Scrofa on May 04, 2026, 06:50 PMIf it's a legit medical thing, don't pitch and keep your money.

If the team doc says you can play, but your people (and that can include your personal doc) say nah due to "management", then turn your money back in.

I'd imagine that can be hard to distinguish sometimes, but that's the world we live in now.
I doubt he has any money to turn in. NIL for baseball is pretty nonexistent.

Sus-Scrofa

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 07:21 PMI doubt he has any money to turn in. NIL for baseball is pretty nonexistent.

Probably true.  I wasn't really speaking to him directly, more just a general principle.

As far as sports injuries go, pitchers' arms are probably the trickiest to make the call on when you should play.  Wouldn't be surprised if he's getting conflicting opinions from the docs.

DrMongoose

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 06:11 PMHis brother may be done for good and we know Hobbs is rough on arms.

wasn't that the knock on Wes Johnson when he was here?
Check your damn blood pressure!

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jdcatty

Quote from: Boarat on May 04, 2026, 06:11 PMSigh. Clear as day he said a doctor in Dallas. A boomer will argue with a tree stump. Anyway, there's zero benefit to pitching this season for him. His brother may be done for good and we know Hobbs is rough on arms.

Ok, now there is another story.  You said "he said a doctor in Dallas".  Who said that?  DVH?  Maybe he did but I haven't seen it.  Or who is "he.".  Be specific, and show me a link if you can.  As you noted, I am an old fart.  I also don't believe much of anything you say. 

I can certainly understand his reluctance to play if there really is a doctor who says there is a medical reason he shouldn't pitch.  But I haven't seen that.
Apparently retarded member of the "fucking old people" crowd as defined by Swahili Steve.

jdcatty

And also, you say there is no benefit to him pitching this year?  First, is that really true?  You don't think a few good outings would help his draft status, particularly since he has been out.  Wouldn't it help him to prove he's fine?

Also, there is the concept of a team and how he might help the team, but I am sure you don't give a shit about that.
Apparently retarded member of the "fucking old people" crowd as defined by Swahili Steve.

Boarat

Quote from: jdcatty on May 04, 2026, 10:16 PMOk, now there is another story.  You said "he said a doctor in Dallas".  Who said that?  DVH?  Maybe he did but I haven't seen it.  Or who is "he.".  Be specific, and show me a link if you can.  As you noted, I am an old fart.  I also don't believe much of anything you say. 

I can certainly understand his reluctance to play if there really is a doctor who says there is a medical reason he shouldn't pitch.  But I haven't seen that.
DVH said that.

Boarat

Quote from: jdcatty on May 04, 2026, 10:19 PMAnd also, you say there is no benefit to him pitching this year?  First, is that really true?  You don't think a few good outings would help his draft status, particularly since he has been out.  Wouldn't it help him to prove he's fine?

Also, there is the concept of a team and how he might help the team, but I am sure you don't give a shit about that.
He's watching his brother's career possibly end if he has TJ a second time and he's coming off of it himself. Doubtful he would rise much on draft boards if he pitches some this season. But some boomer says he needs to risk it for the team!

Son of Spam

I think a lot of these college pitchers are trying too hard to throw 95-100 MPH instead of throwing for placement of pitches at a slower speed. I think this probably causes a lot of injuries.
Well, shit...

buff2.0

Quote from: Son of Spam on May 05, 2026, 09:37 AMI think a lot of these college pitchers are trying too hard to throw 95-100 MPH instead of throwing for placement of pitches at a slower speed. I think this probably causes a lot of injuries.

In recent years I've pulled a lot of hair out wondering why we liked to start out so many sequences with 2-0 or 3-0 counts.  I mean, we're not throwing more pitches than anyone else so that's really just a random consideration... but it still vexes me.  And I love Hobbs in a totally heteronormative "he's a really good pitching coach" kind of way. 
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