No one is saying that he can't be criticized. Because, yes, he should be running out a pop up ... and he knew it based on his personal reaction when he got back into the dugout. No one is saying Sano can't be either. As I've stated many times, let's keep it to baseball. But there are some posters who are attributing some of the errors and misplays and conditioning by making assumptions and accusations of personal character. And that is something that is done more often to non-white players ... not all the time, but quite a lot, and a disproportionate amount. And to make that observation and ask the question why that is, isn't accusing anyone specifically of anything other than wondering ... are we racist in some way? Do we have some kind of bias? This is why posts and questions of this nature are being moved to this forum and not allowed to continue in the other forum. Gunnar knows that I have come down on him in the past for making broad accusations, and I will come down on people who start bringing into the Sano conversation that he's lazy. No, we don't know for sure with anyone when criticisms become personal what is the underlying reasoning. It could be nothing, but it could be something. I mean, why say something like 'Buxton isn't smart enough?' Where does something like that come from? Again, while I can't point a finger at any one person and suggest they are racist for saying such a thing, I do wonder, why that comment about him? Do they know him personally and that is something they know? Because from my observations, I don't see that at all. So why make that statement, that seems to be of a racist nature? For me, as a moderator, I can't moderate assuming it's something other than disrespectful, and I will and have moderated that from both sides of this coin. But I do think the broader questions that stem from these things should be discussed and I think we should each be open to examining our own individual actions.