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I hate the limit on pitcher "disengagements". If you want more stolen bases get more guys who are good base stealers. Did Maury Wills, Lou Brock or Rickey Henderson need this silly rule? Are we going to have guys who are nowhere near that talent level approach or even break their records? Are there going to be so many more stolen bases that the game resembles a track meet more than baseball?
And I almost threw up in my mouth when EJ touted a guy named Gomez who reminded him of Austin Hedges as a no-hit catcher who throws well. The last thing the Yankees need is another reason to punt offense at C.