everybody's blaming boomer and I for Kodi Senga's injury because we had this guy call up yesterday

and he said he didn't want Sean Maniak coming back because the staff's been so good and they're rolling and they're in a good place

and if Maniak comes back and Montas comes back then all of a sudden things are going to go with the rails and I believe and I and I heard Seelow said he had the audio, I believe Boomer said,

these things tend to work themselves out.

Somebody's going to pull a hamstring.

Yeah.

It happens all the time on every team, every season.

And by the way, don't blame us for that.

We have just been observing this for so many years that it happens, especially with baseball

players and hamstrings. So it's not our fault. It's the sports fault. But I do think there's

something to be said when it's like a lower body injury, a soft tissue injury with a pitcher that

you know will get better eventually, unless he like tore it off the bone, which I don't believe

he did. But if you know it's going to

get better eventually it's a long season you know like saving some miles on his arm for games that

matter late in the season when you're playing as well as you are right now and you've got such

depth with two guys coming off the aisle and the rest of the staff bitching well you could do a glass half full situation not great that he got hurt but it's not the worst thing in the world when it's a hamstring injury no it is glass half full from the standpoint of you had pitching them this is why you've basically signed and got eight starters for your team like I said you can point to every baseball team in Major League Baseball. They go through

this with their rotation every single year on every single team. Now, what sucks about saying is he

dealt with this last year, came back and for whatever reason they used him in odd ways in the

postseason. In this case, and I know they said it's a strain, which is I know some sort of a tear,

I'm with you. If this thing's not torn off the

bone and this is, let's just say eight weeks. Eight weeks takes you into the middle of August,

work your way back, be ready to pitch, start of September, and then you will be full go for the

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