Popeye_Card wrote:If somebody's elbow is going to be barking, I'd rather it be a Josh Kinney than an Adam Wainwright or Kip Wells.
Though Reyes' comments do have me scared about his shoulder...
Can a shoulder bark too or is barking usually only for elbows? I say we start our own term for a "barking" shoulder. Meow? nah... Cluck-cluck? don't think so too. How about oinking?
Popeye_Card wrote:If somebody's elbow is going to be barking, I'd rather it be a Josh Kinney than an Adam Wainwright or Kip Wells.
Though Reyes' comments do have me scared about his shoulder...
Can a shoulder bark too or is barking usually only for elbows? I say we start our own term for a "barking" shoulder. Meow? nah... Cluck-cluck? don't think so too. How about oinking?
Maybe 'squealing shoulder?'
As in, 'Josh Hancock's shoulder's been squealing like Ned Beatty in Deliverance the past few weeks.'
'Shrieking Shoulder' has a certain aliterative quality.
jagtrader wrote:I think Kinney is destined to become one of those "Do you remember when ..." guys. I hope not. I always pull for the indy leaguers.
Or one of those guys in 3 years from now after he is already retired or playing with another team, people will post on message boards "is he coming back soon" ie: Mike Lincoln and Al Reyes.
this is why i wish they wouldn't have sent sillman down so early. (i still don't know why he is gone and worrell is still hanging around) he had pitched well and while he might not be ready quite yet it would have been nice to see what he could do in case they needed to bring him up in june or july like kinney last year.
the way the bullpen is going right now i hope chris perez is lights out this year and gets moving.
jagtrader wrote:I think Kinney is destined to become one of those "Do you remember when ..." guys. I hope not. I always pull for the indy leaguers.
Or one of those guys in 3 years from now after he is already retired or playing with another team, people will post on message boards "is he coming back soon" ie: Mike Lincoln and Al Reyes.
Ah, Mike Lincoln. He made quite an impression in those 17 innings he pitched in 2004.
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