Can we agree on the following? If Choke-Fraud ends the World Series with a batting average of .250 or higher, I will say that he did not choke. If he ends up below .250, will you say that he choked? Right now, after five games, he is four for 18, which is an average of .222. That's close to the Mendoza Line, which is the standard of ineptitude. Please keep in mind that Choke-Fraud earns $33 million per year. (For those of you who think in terms of hourly salary, he earns $3,764.54 per hour, 24 hours per day.) He should be expected to perform at a higher level than other players, especially when everything is on the line.
Keith Burgess-Jackson, J.D., Ph.D. 