Leila Rahimi

I feel like when you have the intent on playing players and taking them off of the injury statuses whenever there was a break, that losing games is not something that I see you're looking to communicate here.

It further lets you kind of understand what the Bulls' plan is, doesn't it?

They have traded for several players on expiring deals, and perhaps they truly just want to see who fits with guys like Giddey and Isaac Okoro on this team for the future.

I think that I've seen a lot of baseball players have the statement of like hitting a round object with a round bat is one of the hardest things you can do.

And I agree with it.

However, I've also seen guys like J.J.

Watt take batting practice.

That was 10 years ago.

The ball still hasn't landed.

But he's being served batting practice pitches.

And that's it.

He brings up the aspect of facing a Tarek Skubal or a Paul Skeens.

And that's when things get really complicated.

They can make a lot of people look real silly.

Even the best of the best.

And that's where I think Bryce Harper has it.

I think he has it correct.

I think that it might be the hardest sport of all to play.

I consider hockey too because of the coordination of skating while you're also trying to do your job, whether you are on the defenseman side of things or where you're not, you're trying to score a pass to your line mate.

You know, that is also incredibly difficult to me, but it is a little bit easier to handle a hockey stick.