Do you see it and not want to say it?
Because it feels like baseball sacrilege to even think it, much less express it. So careful in the wording. The last thing you want to do is compare someone to Beethoven or Michael Jordan based on a small sample size.
So what is the proper language to conjure the greatest at something over a small period? You want to talk about al-Mo-st seeing a bit of genius without being Mo-cked. You don’t want to just take a Mo-rsel in time and overstate anything. You want to avoid getting caught up in the Mo-ment.
Thus, here is the comfort zone — have you noticed that Luke Weaver is kind of on a Mariano Rivera run? Please, please, please note the use of the word “run.” Rivera didn’t have a run. He had two decades of brilliance — the greatest reliever ever in the regular season and just perhaps the best postseason pitcher ever and the only unani-Mo-us electee to the Hall of Fame.
Luke Weaver has been dominant for…
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