Glance through the replies in this thread. 75% of the people don't want to argue the point of it. They want to bicker about a word, a wording, semantics. They want to attack me because I'm not 'like you'. I didn't post anything non-factual. Is my argument wrong? No. So why is everyone so up in arms? Because they don't have a dispute against it.
Am I up in arms?
You know you like to needle folks about things from time to time. Just admit it. It’s no big deal really. Lots of folks do it. Myself included.
Just don’t play the babe in the woods about it, when it’s mentioned.
Also, when your title states that the team “lost” their best defensive player. It isn’t semantics to point out that the player isn’t lost. That’s the thing. You’re saying it’s semantics but it isn’t. When the entire Crux of your argument is that Zeke is a huge help to the defense and that losing him would negatively impact the defense, if Zeke is in fact NOT lost, that is a major component of the argument.
So people telling you that Zeke isn’t necessarily lost, given he is under contract and in active negotiations with the team. That’s a key part of the argument. Given that if he does sign a new deal and plays on Sunday. The entire rest of your argument becomes instantly moot anyway.
So it’s not semantics to say he isn’t lost.