Semantics? I Don't Think So.
Maybe if Homer always said that his injured players were "day-to-day," we'd find him more believable. After all, "day-to-day" in reference to injuries does mean that a player's condition will be monitored on a daily basis. This implies a change from one day to the next - for better or worse.
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