No [expletive] [expletive]. I find it really unnerving that many of the same meatball, anti-saber types who relish pointing out that "the game is played by men, not robots", will immediately recant when players behave like men, and not robots. Then those players are weak, undisciplined and worthy of contempt. Lost in all this spurious Castro condemnation is the fact that Soler hit a HR with his first swing in MLB tonight. Baez drove in 2 with a double, K'd only once and damn near took Chapman deep in the 9th. The Cubs fell from 13 below .500 to 14 below? Who [expletive] cares? Tonight was a good night. Frustrating at times, sure, but a good night. I love both of these posts.. If this ever happened to Barney or Theriot in the field or at the plate like Castro tonight, the media and everyone would not give a flying [expletive] or just completely brush it off..Somehow he's always the whipping boy. Who knows what he was going through mentally after something traumatic like that? He could have just zoned, spaced out,or just some kind of small mental lapse that hits you at a certain moment and then your like " Oh [expletive]!" and refocus. One week is nothing after losing multiple close people/relatives who just tragically passed. It takes a bit more time to get back to reality, adjust mentally, and get past the grieving and emotions. I been through some similar events, so I can feel for the guy. One week is nothing, cut the guy some [expletive] slack. Anyways, it's not like the team rolled over. Soler had a great debut and Baez was a couple feet away from taking a dominant closer yard for a go ahead 3 run shot. Once Baez adjust, he will be a monster. I can't wait until Bryant joins this party lineup next year ...So [expletive] exciting.