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That's why he continues to be wrong about everything. He is embarrassed every time I expose his posts, so now he puts his fingers in his ears and pretends like I don't reply to him.

So lame. Keep cheering for second place regional finishes.

Look, you don't have to talk me out of it. I'm not trying to decide. All I'm saying is that it is a possibility and that we shouldn't put new freshmen on the roster until they actually show up.

It gives them the opportunity to be drafted in 2020, 2021, and 2022 instead of just 2022.

Say what? He's talking about income taxes.

So now he’s a conspiracy theorist too.

Just watch out for one thing with those high-schoolers who don't sign: a last minute decision to go to JUCO for a year and then try to get drafted again.

What a bunch of crap. College hitters don’t just run full tilt because Zamora is throwing. This is an example of a non-baseball person not knowing enough to realize how absurd the “I talked to scouts” story really is.

Not clever. Not funny. Not original.

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I reply about baseball and people call me a troll, even though what I post is correct. Do you have anything to add to the discussion? It’s okay to admit that you don’t know and that you’re still learning like @canesproponent and @TheOriginalCane .

I couldn’t care less about you or your day. As usual, even though Jagr has only talked baseball, the thread has become about Jagr. Well done.

Except that my bachelor’s degree is from UM, detective.

Coming from you.

Way to back off your original statement. My favorite part about all of this is that he thinks he knows the baseball process because his niece applied to UM. That’s what we’re dealing with.

You’re proving over and over that you’re really just a piece of sht.

Yeah, you've shown to have such a poor understanding of this that I now celebrate when you call me a buffoon and tell me that I am wrong. Baseball players get to go through the scholarship vetting process with the very first group of kids that are accepted by the University. This would all go...

Could you please admit that you learned that baseball players don’t come through AFTER regular students? That they make their decisions as sophomores and juniors? I need to feel as though I made some progress.

Guess who gets scholarships. Kids who have been admitted. Weird, I know.

Let’s do this. You tell me how many sophomores and juniors you are working with at this moment when it comes to baseball and college admissions. When you concede that your number is zero, then I can continue to educate you on the process. College coaches have to know that their recruits can get...