2021 DobberBaseball League

[Ninety Punks]

Welcome to the season Nelson Cruz.

On my bench got me 42 points on the bench. The other league I am in we do a points league its high scoring.

[hockeyrobot]

I dunno if it was pointed out, but the voter suppression is a direct attack at Democrat voters. That's why I looked at the CEO donating to Trump.

The league is obviously taking a risk upsetting people with the decision, but I think more people will end up thinking it's a good move, but it might piss off their long time fans more.

Now just watch MLB move the game to Arlington where they'll have a full stadium....I wouldn't be shocked at all if the game gets moved to a city that will allow a full stadium.

Report is now it will be moved to Coors.

[hockeyrobot]

Lol the Mets are still the Mets.

[2014olympicgold]

Mets are gonna ruin Syndergaard, Stroman, DeGrom, Lindor, Conforto.

[PenguinHunter]

Not sure if this is true or not. But either way it is funny.

the Oakland Athletics DJ player ‘Before He Cheats’ by Carrie Underwood while they were announcing the Houston Astro’s starting lineup.

[hockeyrobot]

Not sure if this is true or not. But either way it is funny.

the Oakland Athletics DJ player ‘Before He Cheats’ by Carrie Underwood while they were announcing the Houston Astro’s starting lineup.

Funny. But also sad because Houston absolutely clobbered them all weekend.

[horrorfan]

Jimenez, Voit and now Tatis out.

April 6th...

[hockeyrobot]

Jimenez, Voit and now Tatis out.

April 6th...

You ready to miss week 1 yet???

[hockeyrobot]

Oh no his shoulder is actually dislocated. Dammit. That sucks for everyone.

[horrorfan]

You ready to miss week 1 yet???

Oh no his shoulder is actually dislocated. Dammit. That sucks for everyone.

Yep, just waiting to find out how long he'll be out.

[Axeman33]

Good take here on Tatis' injury.

https://twitter.com/NicoCiva1/status...70103775621120

ESPN reporting a L shoulder subluxation for Tatis Jr. this makes sense to me based on the footage.

A SUBLUXATION occurs when a joint dislocates but then soon after returns to the correct position.

Tatis is not in the clear though

https://twitter.com/NicoCiva1/status...70463638474753

When a subluxation occurs, the surrounding ligaments and tendons often get violently stretched out. The entire joint’s integrity loses its ability to be shaped by the bones once it’s dislocated and it relies on the soft tissue to keep everything in place

https://twitter.com/NicoCiva1/status...71384707674113

Although the joint is likely now back in place, and X-Rays would should nothing wrong with the bones, the ligaments and tendons are likely extremely overstretched and very sensitive to pain.

I’ll wait to speculate time missed until I see more results and reports from team DRs..

https://twitter.com/NicoCiva1/status...71948283736065

Previous subluxation significantly increases the risk for future subluxation, but we did see Madrigal return from one last year in about 3.5 weeks. Tatis’s return all depends on his severity of ligament and soft tissue damage

https://twitter.com/NicoCiva1/status...73185808932865

The other possibility is season ending, or close to season ending surgery. Risk of re-injury goes way way up either way.... not fun to see

[2014olympicgold]

Apparently he's had his shoulder pop out time to time...

Sounds like a future issue lol

[hockeyrobot]

Not comparing myself to Tatis obviously but I had this exact thing in my mid 20s. Kept popping out on extensions (did it twice in hockey and twice in squash). Normally would be about 3 weeks to a month before it was back to normal but eventually the doctors recommended surgery as I had basically torn part of my labrum and rotator cuff.

[2014olympicgold]

Not comparing myself to Tatis obviously but I had this exact thing in my mid 20s. Kept popping out on extensions (did it twice in hockey and twice in squash). Normally would be about 3 weeks to a month before it was back to normal but eventually the doctors recommended surgery as I had basically torn part of my labrum and rotator cuff.

I know 2 people (ones my dad) that this has happened too. My dad didn't have surgery (no idea why) but he doesn't throw a ball anymore because he'd pop his shoulder. The other person who had the issue instantly pushed for surgery and he's fine now.

I can't imagine how he can hit with this soreness

[hockeyrobot]

I know 2 people (ones my dad) that this has happened too. My dad didn't have surgery (no idea why) but he doesn't throw a ball anymore because he'd pop his shoulder. The other person who had the issue instantly pushed for surgery and he's fine now.

I can't imagine how he can hit with this soreness

Yep they basically said if you don't get surgery you'll just continue to slowly tear it and eventually have major arthritis when older. Was an easy decision.

Not so easy for Tatis.