Maybe she'll get to call one of Lance Lynn's 4 inning, 6 earned run starts this season?
This thread is about a woman accomplishing something, not a thread about a horny teacher.Ahem.......
That’s a man.
why use thermostats, or thermometers to regulate heat? Or speedometers to gauge speed? just go by feel. Why use a tape measure? why use a fuel gauge on your dash? Figure it out by math. why use clocks to tell time? why use phones to communicate? Why use cars or planes to travel? just walk or take a sail boat. why use electricity to power your home? why use xray or MRI to detect medical issues? why use film or television for entertainment? why even televise games? why show replays? If you want to see games show up and use your imperfect human eyes
I've been grinding for almost 40 years and my last eval was "lacks focus and discipline, doesn't work up to potential, and overall unsatisfactory." But that was my quarterly evaluation from my teacher wife.
I also have a friend who went through the process. Was in the system for 10 years, got through triple A but since nobody was retiring after his 2nd year in triple A he was told "Thanks, but your window is closed. Good luck to ya!". His evaluations were all good enough to get chosen to go to the majors. It's a really tough career to get into and requires a large amount of luck to get a break.
Did your friend ever get a shot to "sub" at the MLB level? My buddy would get the occasional call from Cedar Rapids to do a Kernals game if they needed a sub ump. Wasn't very often, and he enjoyed it even if it was a two man crew.
I know you have issues with transgender women especially in sports, but I think this kind of comment doesn't really reflect your claim of wanting to protect women from unfair competition. I know it's a joke, but making these kind of comments about cis women doesn't further your cause.
I think he did a few times. When I say "friend", he's someone I know through work so I don't know every detail about it. It was just easier saying friend than trying to explain everything.
Human error by the athletes is part of the competition. Errors by officials screw players
A bad call on a strike(called a ball) almost cost the Cubs the 2016 world series....participants make errors...the rule keepers shouldn't . Speaking of fatter and lazier, there need to be more stringent standards on officials athletic ability
It did in 1985 in my benefit, but when Santana looked at strike 3 from Kyle Hendricks, and still ****ing ended up on base, resulting in Lester coming in and about blowing it...I wanted the umps eyes plucked out.
