If we owned a multi-billion-dollar business in which our highest-paid contracted employees suffered the same, on-the-job injury that prevented them from working for at least a year, wouldn’t we do the most we could to fix, or at least reduce, that persistent business-afflicting problem? Not MLB and its teams. They’ve done nothing. The pitching elbow is now used as a slingshot, the last body part to throw heat toward the plate. Soon MLB will sell team-logo arm slings, “Unlimited supplies.”
My mind takes road trips with me.
Tuesday, I was returning home from a ride to my dermatologist who treats my old-man skin. It’s not a premature condition, it’s right on time.
I was traveling a three-lane, 50 mph route with lots of exit ramps when on… [434 chars]
Source: New York Post | Published: 2026-03-28T18:47:07Z
Credit: New York Post
