O brother where art thou part 1

O brother where art thou part 1

Like I said before, he publicly stated that it was the Red Sox themselves who recommended he go rehab away from the team. Keep in mind, he was rehabbing with his personal physician; if that makes him more comfortable and helps expedite the process then wonderful. It s gotta be better than constantly traveling as opposed to resting. Plus, why keep him around the Red Sox medical staff that he was feuding with in the first place? That s not going to help anything. And while it is important to be close with teammates, you can t tell me that the rest of the team wouldn t understand if Ellsbury expressed with them that he felt more comfortable rehabbing another place. I mean, these are adults we re taking about. I just think the whole He s not being seen with the team arguments are entirely subjective. You re telling me it s better for him to maybe miss a scheduled medical appointment or something of that nature because the Red Sox got rained out the night before and now have a o brother where art thou part 1 that day? You re telling me it s better for Ellsbury to travel to Seattle for a series and have to see a bunch of unfamiliar doctors in a different city? Because he certainly wasn t going to be better off dealing with Boston s traveling staff. I m just saying that there are a ton of different variables on the matter that warrant consideration before judgement. To call him selfish for working so hard to return to the team is extremely short-sighted and unfair. In 1979, he hit his first career home years before his birth. He once swung at a pitch and missed, just to see how it felt. He is the only player in history to record more hits than plate appearances. He is, the most talented man in baseball. I dont always swing, but when I do, I produce lasers. Dustin Pedroia, 250% strength by volume. Please pitch responsibly. Welcome to Over the Monster, an SB Nation community that delivers news and analysis while encouraging discussion regarding everything Boston Red Sox. OTM was founded Feb. 22, 200 Community blog posts and discussion. Certain photos copyright 2011 by Associated Press or Getty Images. Any commercial use or distribution without the express written consent of Associated Press and Getty Images is strictly prohibited. Heres a question to ponder: What one thing do you need to swim, besides yourself? Yes, the question is very simple and not a trick question. The answer is water! So many athletes struggle with their swimming because they dont really consider the water. When poor swimmers show up to the pool or begin to think about their swimming, they only take themselves into account, almost ignoring the water. Ignoring the water is like trying to dance alone to a song meant for couples. Swimming is all about the interaction of the human body and water, so we must better understand the water and what it is telling us before we can better assess our own movements within the act of swimming. Have you ever been swimming and nothing felt right? You struggle to find your rhythm and your stroke doesnt feel smooth. Then all of sudden, you find your o brother where art thou part 1 and swimming feels so much easier. Its like you can hold the rhythm forever.