Monday, January 11, 2021

Free Agent Signing of Trevor Bauer - by Moses (a.k.a Stacey Marc Goldman)

 

Sign Trevor Bauer to a 4 year $21 Mil U.S.D/Year Contract and insert him into this year's rotation.  This is what our pitching staff would look like with Bauer in the starting rotation;

1.  Hyun-Jin Ryu (LHP)

2.  Trevor Bauer (RHP)

3.  Taijuan Walker (RHP)

4.  Nate Pearson (RHP)

5.  Robbie Ray (LHP)

6.  Joey Murray (RHP)

7.  Ryan Borucki (LHP)

8.  Anthony Kay (LHP)  

9.  T.J. Zeuch (RHP)

10.A.J. Cole (RHP)

11.Anthony Bass (RHP)

12.Jordan Romano (RHP)

13.Rafael Dolis (RHP)     


Monday, January 4, 2021

Covid-19 Vaccine Part 3 - by Moses

       This Covid vaccine has now been in existence publicly for about a month across the U.S.A, yet we're seeing a very small group being treated with the vaccine in the here and now (across America).  With medical front-line workers receiving first treatment of the vaccine across America, it will be interesting when people can get their number in line for a vaccine shot that promises at least some relief to a virus that doesn't just go away.  With a 94.1% effective vaccine the majority of the U.S population are in favor of taking a vaccine shot for them and their families.  Those that choose to wait for possible additional holistic treatments of the Covid-19 strand will eventually make up the minority once the vaccine has been doctored to the masses.  In fact the country of Israel has treated over 1,000,000 Israeli's since they received their vaccine supplies (and this is a nation of not even 9,000,000 people), and other countries are likewise working around the clock to use the vaccine to immunize their populations as quickly as possible.

  What's interesting is that those that have contracted Covid-19 can still be treated with the vaccine, and this vaccine is somewhat remedy to those afflicted.  The vaccine is able to work if the person hasn't already contracted the virus, but is a relief effort to the immune system for those that have contracted the virus.  Those that have contracted the virus would still benefit enormously from having the vaccine go to work for them and at the least prevent further progression of the virus itself.  The reality is that we're in the year 2021 and this means that the science of the equation looms as telling to fact that the World will have the Covid-treatments for eternity based on the expedition of a 94.1% effective vaccine in today's' age.  Is this where science ends?  No.  We'll be looking at what is feasible next quarter when we see how fast North America has an efficient immunization plan that is 98.6% effective with near zero side effects.  If it's not next quarter it's the quarter after that.  To the common man I ask a question;  Is 94.1% good enough?    


Wednesday, December 16, 2020

Covid-19 Vaccine Part 2 by Moses

       Now that the U.S is going with a full endorsement of the Covid vaccine Americans will have to endure early ramifications, including side effects to taking a 94.1% effective vaccine shot.  The side effects may last for the duration of a year.  The problem I see is that after the vaccine has been implemented will the side effects ever go away?  If they don't, will Phizer be held liable in a Civil case suit of Americans that suffer long lasting side effects (as a result)?  The problem with taking a vaccine is that it may look to be an improvement to suffering through Covid, but you can't say there aren't causes and effects of the actual strand of the vaccine properties themselves.  As a result there are side effects to this vaccine.

  I would imagine that in a couple of years a pharmaceutical remedy will be in place to treat this pandemic, for now it's a vaccine made by Phizer.  Keep in mind that a pharmaceutical remedy in the name of two pills a day could sustain us into the future with full engagement of our fellow man.  Like going to the Jays or Yankees game, the Concerts, the downtown crowds.  All that Jazz.  It's important to remember because getting back to what we had as recent as 2018 will not be attainable with just a 94.1 % effective vaccine and a mask to wear in public.  It will be attainable when enough Americans have been immunized by the vaccine and become the majority within the U.S.A.

Saturday, December 12, 2020

The Covid-19 Vaccine - by Moses

       Now that Phizer has shown that they have a 94.1% effective vaccine to treat Covid, the world now waits to receive supplies for their populations.  In the U.S President Elect Biden is gung ho that this will be remedy for his constituents and American people.  The problem is that the vaccine is 94.1 % effective and not 100% effective.  The side effects that will be involved in taking the first vaccine offered is trial by error.  A follow up vaccine will probably take a couple of more months to remedy the original vaccines' deficiencies.  What I'd like to know is who at Phizer will be responsible if the side effects of the first vaccine cause life long problems for the individual taking the vaccine?  Could we see legal ramifications to side effects of the first vaccine offered to the populations' worldwide?  Personally I think a couple of months of staying safe for the vaccine that is 98.6% effective (with virtually zero side effects) to being offered is the way to go.  Don't be naive into thinking that this isn't big business at work.  Keep in mind that the pharmaceutical companies are using the vaccine as a cash cow, and that further research into improving the vaccine will be around for months even after the first vaccine is offered.

  Now that the United States is trying to be Covid aware under President Elect Biden the shutting down of the economy was inevitable.  With 3000-4000 daily deaths in the U.S it's a scary concept to ignore Covid, as it's viral and could appear anywhere at anytime.  What will be telling is how people react to this years' winter months.  Are severe flu cases going to be able to be treated by the U.S health system or will the hospitals have to reject flu cases from entering their health care system in prioritizing Covid cases?