Tex can only blame his own lackadaisical un-focused self..... at least its good to see out of approximately 9,000 persons who took the poll, show 89% say Yep, Tex's best days are far behind him.
Good article. Three things come to mind after reading it. Two of which have been obvious since this season. 1) Tex indeed, just might have lost his mental toughness, competitive edge and hunger. 2) Yankees better be prepared with a good back-up plan for 1B which includes platooning Tex and/or moving him DOWN in the batting order. 3) Call me lazy or crazy but, why does/would a player such as Tex, who has already made millions and will make 45 million in the next two years want to be pre-occupied and involved with a string of juice-bars, while he's STILL an active player?...lol...scratching my head. The only "good" reason I could see is -- he wants to provide jobs and opportunities to people? Oh well, why not.
Maybe Tex is going to buy a fleet of Ice Cream Trucks, to ensure his retirement is a smooth transition.... I can just see Him, with his ice cream/juice bar trucks outside of Carnies, and Yanx stadium too....."juice bars, get your juice bars, with Decca or Without...... Some kids will think Decca is a artificial sweetner, Tex too....
Alex someone needs to get inside Tex's head, see if there is anything salvageable. Reminds me of Steve Sax in LA. He couldn't make a consistent throw to 1st, while playing 2nd, to save his ass. He went on breaking his own error records, for approx 2 yrs. The Bums sent Sax to a Sports Shrink in LA, No Kidding. All of the sudden, yet gradually, Sax caught on, then errors (I've never seen anything like it); began to slow way down. Maybe a Sports Shrink could help Tex with the bat, like they did Sax with the glove???
...not sure what you think is so funny about that statement, not at all. Or are you simply stirring things up again?
Tom seriously what's with this new (I'll disagree with anything anyone says) approach to posting of yours lately?
I'm pretty selective with what I disagree with. And usually we all agree. I just take issue with some of the analysis of business philosophies. That's all, nothing Machiavellian.
Well after all the back and forth about hitting coaches, to see a very similar statement in a blog post....it could have been lifted from our thread.