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The home schedule is a disgrace ... by CJC

I'm open to just about anything reasonably calculated to ensure the health of players, particularly with respect to brain trauma and injuries, including abolition of the sport if less drastic steps are unavailing.

However, we've been on this scheduling trajectory for a longer period of time than brain injuries have been in the public discourse.

If you want to claim that this pussified home schedule is an intentional action of human compassion from the same man who swallowed his tongue when Torii Hunter's near-decapitation went unaddressed by on-field officials, replay officials and the Big XII office, I'm going to have to disagree.