Do they give cortisone shots in between innings?
In other news, no one knows what its like
to be the sad man
behind blue eye
In other news, no one knows what its like
to be the sad man
behind blue eye
2019 WS - Nationals vs. Astros - Gamethread
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It's odd what's allowed and what isn't. I seem to recall that Ritalin required special permission and the discussion was quite public. Chris Davis, maybe?
That’s how you lose games. How many times have we watched the Sox miss opportunities early in the game and lose? Greinke will start feeling the pressure.
He's getting calls outside the zone that have been denied to Scherzer for some reason.
He's been lucky though. They better think about pulling him or the bottom could fall out.
He takes Zoloft. During game 4 of the ALCS, Yankees fans were taunting him about his disorder. What a class bunch of fans.
https://www.foxnews.com/sports/astros-zack-greinke-social-anxiety-depression-alcs-report
Holy shit, Greinke is feeling it tonight. I want the Nats to win, but... he's a good dude, happy to see him having himself a game. So conflicted.
If they don't start hitting some solo shots, the Nats are done. Greinke can throw 13 innings at this pace.
That is awesome. And AZ is right. Greinke is a real life Bugs Bunny! All he needs to do is turn to Bregman in the dugout and say "What's up, cock?"
Why is there even a conversation about it Greinke takes anti-depressant / anti-anxiety meds?
Jason Johnson took insulin for his diabetes?
I'm sure other players take medication for high cholesterol or high blood pressure.
Treating a diagnosed medical problem is now a PED? None of these are different.
Jason Johnson took insulin for his diabetes?
I'm sure other players take medication for high cholesterol or high blood pressure.
Treating a diagnosed medical problem is now a PED? None of these are different.
I like Greinke. But I want the Nationals to win.
He's putting on a clinic tonight and looks completely focused and locked in. Scherzer doesn't, and I expected the times to be reversed.
He's putting on a clinic tonight and looks completely focused and locked in. Scherzer doesn't, and I expected the times to be reversed.
Absolutely no one said it was a PED. I only wondered if what he was on was public knowledge, and apparently it is. Zoloft can have nasty side effects for some people.
His reaction to Smoltz’s non answer re: whether he’s ever dreamed of pitching in a Game 7 was ornery. Basically repeated Smoltz’s response ‘I dunno......probably’ with a tinge of sarcasm.