"I wouldn't want to mess around with a successful game plan, would I"
Seems you didn't understand the comment by my fellow mod., so let me re-phrase his response into baseball parlance:
It is the end-of-season World Series Final and the game count is CK 3 and HC 3. The final game is being played.
We are at the bottom of the 9th innings and the score is CK 6 - HC 2.
HC is batting, with 1 man out, the bases loaded and the batter has a full count.
CK throws his sneakiest curve ball, but the batter scores a strong hit and the ball flies high down the 3rd base line and out of the field.
It's a home run and all 4 HC players get home - the score is now CK 6 - HC 6.
Now, "IF CK does not change his game plan" and sticks to throwing curve balls then there is every chance HC will score another run. Meaning CK will need to wait until the next season starts in about 6 months before he has even a chance of another game.
Pretty compelling reason to seriously consider a change of game plan I would have thought?
