Jay Kirk Baseball Thread since 2017: The 2021 season, Dodgers Repeat?
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By rjbalchusa · Posted
I think going to a natural surface across the league will reduce all categories of injuries significantly. Simply put, the ground is softer than the surface underlying the artificial surface. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
Fair point. So I’ll ask this question…. Do you think all our chips are in this year? Objectively…. We traded away Gilmore, our best corner, we didn’t bring back McCloud, our best safety by far. We’ve made zero major moves to address the offense other than the draft. No big FA moves. So the Colts are a young team that’s going even younger. So based on what we’ve done and haven’t done I don’t see all our chips being in this year. That said…. No owner wants to say that publicly — it’s bad for business. The Colts are trying to sell an exciting future. The quiet part is that the future is very likely not happening this year. Just some food for thought. -
They changed it at LOS but not at W56th street practice facility or Westfield where they hold TC. There was an article about it last fall. The top 4 most injured teams include the colts and they all have the oldest and hardest turf packages at both their stadiums and other training facilities
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I think it should be more like 4th and 25 but would still be against it. It strongly favors a passing team. A team that relies on the run much more would suffer.
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