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tadthebad said...
RE: Dominican age issues. Unless I misread (certainly a possibility), you state that age misrepresentation is a legal problem. However, I’d be interested to get the KLaw’s take on that. I would suspect that age misrepresentation presents problems for scouts/baseball ops people who are trying to project the potential of prospects, Dominican or otherwise. Posted 07/10 at 01:44 PM
Andy H. said...
I like the every-team-gets-a-representative rule. The game is for all of MLB and Nats and Royals fans ought to have something to root for too, even if only during the player introductions. I’m not in favor of the unwritten every-player-has-to-play rule. Posted 07/10 at 02:11 PM
Joao said...
I know plenty of Dominicans (ok, two), who hate it when gringos call the Dominican Republic, The Dominican, saying it is akin to people calling our country, “The United”. I know others (ok, one, and that is the extent of my Dominican acquitances) who don’t care, particularly because in Spanish they call it “La Dominicana”. Can we get a ruling here from someone on whether it is appropriate to call it just ‘The Dominican’? (FWIW, the short version sounds wrong to my ears). Posted 07/10 at 03:21 PM
Andy H. said...
Well, plenty of people refer to the US as “the States” Posted 07/10 at 04:14 PM
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Requiring one National… why would you take Chad Cordero’s season over Alfonso Soriano going 40/40?
Or back to the expos when Vlad went 39/40.