planetmars wrote:
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What I sense is that the balance of the argument, the location of the divide, is that one side is continually trying to insist/prove that retaining DeMar, and having any hope or positive options left, is either impossible, utterly impractical ... or ... well, clearly misguided
And the other side is only saying it might be done ... and that we don't have to decide today. We can wait to see if Snooch's "he'll never get better" view pans out. And as the assertion by the pro-DeMar side is relatively modest, and open-ended, it's frustrating to be continually pushed on the position.
(And it's not clear we get more for DeMar now than in a trade deadline deal. So those of us who want to have a look at the re-jigged team, and a healthy DeMar, aren't simply holding up the inevitable or progress ... like just so many sentimental fools.
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