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I knew what would dominate "U mad, my brother?" This week.
I wrote a column about football player USWNT Carli Lloyd. She scored 55 rushing yards after an NFL training recently. So now, there seems to be a social media move to get him an NFL try.
After a kick of the uniform.
Gawd!
In fact, USA Today's Nancy Armor went so far as to say that Lloyd "deserved" his chance. And she wrote a lot of other nonsense.
So, I destroyed this premise in a column on Wednesday. To anyone's surprise, my answer has released the "wokesters" of woodworking.
Meanwhile, other people are just mad at the pirates.
I received a tweet from "PGHover HATE". But he seemed to really hate my column.
He eagerly ravages this woman.
– PGHoverHATE (@spreadheadsfa) August 28, 2019
No, I have ruthlessly destroyed Armor and those – like you – who think that she "deserves" an essay based on an unpadded and defenseless training kick.
Jim did not like the column either.
Calm down Tim, you speak like a Spaz. If she can do it well, who cares? You guys react to everything … lol.
– Jim Duron (@ JimDuron1) August 28, 2019
She made a cascade for the cameras, in pad mode. Now, there is a bottom wave for her to get a job in the NFL.
But I am the one who reacts excessively.
I have it.
"Surfer Joe" heaps too.
if she really wants to do it … and that a team really sign her … and that she's doing well … so what?
– surfer joe (@ surferjoe13) August 28, 2019
Boy. A lot of "if" there.
You assume that the team "really sign". And the part "does well".
That's the problem. You can not delete these points.
Yeah, if all of this happens, okay. But for the moment, a team would sign it to appease Twitter. Not for the sake of the list.
"I've sent an email. It looks like he's over on my side.
"(Lloyd) pitched the first pitch in the game (Pirates-Phillies) last night. It should be added to bulls bullpen. "
Frankly, I think there are more good kickers in the NFL than good pitchers in the Pirates locker room.
She could have a better claim there in the Bucs pen than she does as a kicker.
Let's finish with Elliot, who sums up everything that is wrong with the mentality suggesting that Lloyd is somehow an opportunity to try an NFL team, even if she never played her foot.
1. I think she proved that she was as well prepared as any other person who could kick a ball. She did it well, she won at the highest level with enthusiastic fans and with all the pressure. 2. Take a new approach to kicking. Why not?
– Elliot S Galand (@ esg126) August 28, 2019
She "proved that she was as well prepared as anyone who could hit the ball".
Different ball. Different sport. And she did not really prove that she could hit all levels of American football.
But other than that, this tweet has a total meaning.
James, a frustrated fan, asked this question to the pirates.
"Not a fan of the Pirates leadership, but did anyone write about the Pirates spending nearly $ 25 million on (Corey) Dickerson, (Jung Ho) Kang and (Francisco) Cervelli and not receiving not a fair return?
In addition to a horrible throw, having 3/8 of your starting team (for whatever reason) makes it almost impossible to win, even with a satisfying first half."
I agree on Dickerson. But given the small contribution of Kang (.169) and Cervelli (.193), I do not know what you wish moreover not to be "fair".
I have received this email from a pirate fan named Brian.
"Is it indicative of a personality problem, that I go from the almost nightly slaughter to Pirates at Netflix to watch the last season of "Mindhunter"?"
I've started a little bit doing the same thing, Brian. I started watching a show to cheer me up after the defeats of the Pirates, because it describes a scene less brutal than that experienced by the Buccos.
It's called "Chernobyl". Never heard of that?
Tim Benz is an editor of Tribune-Review. You can contact Tim at [email protected] or via Twitter. All tweets could be republished. All emails are subject to publication unless otherwise noted.
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