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I'd probably do this given the two 1st round picks + Stramel. But I don't know that Minnesota has their 1st this year, so we'd be getting a 27 and 28 1st. I'd rather get more capital for now and next eyar. Wings, Wild, Sharks. A trade the assures the rebuild of the rebuild gets started. Too little? Too much? Wings Get: 2026 #2 and #20 overall picks from San Jose + 2027 1st round pick from Minnesota + Charlie Stramel/C and Lirim Amidovskil/RW from Minnesota Wild Get: Dylan Larkin Sharks Get: Alex DeBrincat

Probably the only one to consider, but still a no. Knicks defense has been great against San Antonio. The Spurs are averaging 12 points per/100 less than the regular season. They are holding SA to less points than OKC did, who had the best defense in the league this year. Knicks are struggling on offense and while Hart isn't exactly a scorer, his career 35% from three is a better option for them right now.

I'd hate to believe that Hinch's handling has broken his confidence as a hitter, but of course it's possible. The other likely candidate is pressure he felt over the lack of HR even though he was being productive in April.

Took me way too long to realize "dog" was being used as a negative there, confused the hell out me

It’s really painful to witness…

RBI are somewhat dependent on having base runners. Keith started out on fire this year, for a bit he was one of our hottest hitters. Then the genius started platooning him and he's been in a slump. Not blaming Hinch, it's Keith not knowing if he'll play 3rd base, be a DH or on the bench from game to game. Some players need more stability.

He hit a couple a long way last night, but I still think watching him that his hips are gone too soon, his lower body is done - too far in front of the rest of his swing - before it can help impart any power to his swing. This is something he came up with in the off season and it hasn't worked. I don't know what the guide line in hitting is for how long you stick with something you believe is going to be better hoping it comes around vs pulling the plug but at this point he's getting worse. He finished April with a very respectable 761 OPS, and a great OBP, even if without any HR, but since the 1st week in May he's just collapsed - OPS=473, (he and Tork both going in the tank in early May a big factor in the team's offensive collapse along with losing Glyber & Javy. Tork has pretty much recovered, Keith has not). Either the pitchers have found weaknesses in what he is doing now or hebis trying to modify things on the fly for more power and he's just stuck in no-man's land - who knows? But it's bad and still getting worse.

ausar if the knicks were smart. i'd start him over josh hart.

Other than Cade, would any Pistons start for New York or San Antonio?

Have you got Guerin's and Yzerman's e-mail?

I can’t help but think there are better options than Colt Keith somewhere in this system. No HRs and 7 RBI against right handed pitching in 180 at bats? Who could possibly do worse? Is there never anybody on base in front of this guy? Whatever instruction the guy is receiving, has it destroyed him? I know other guys in baseball are sucking too, but man, it’s pretty deep into the season. What am I missing here?

Does this say more about Thomas or about Detroit’s scouts?

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The Bill Gates blackmail story is interesting!

McGonigle 3B Torres 2B Carpenter RF Dingler C Greene, R LF Torkelson 1B Keith DH McKinstry CF Short SS

The Admiral is criminally underrated. I understand the back half of his career wasn't the greatest. But those first 6 or 7 years were amazing.

I hope this is the right thread. Rush is worth seeing.

Somehow feeling more confident if it rains and La Grassa is pitching ground balls. Last night was a bit homer heavy.

I hope the UK starts taking action against Musk.

interesting...

i can't say peak madeleine stowe but if not, real close

MBN accolade