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That’s a great return for the Lions. Much more than I thought they’d get.4 points
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This whole thread is: "You've cosen to ignore content by Tigeraholic1" "You've cosen to ignore content by Tigeraholic1" "You've cosen to ignore content by Tigeraholic1" "You've cosen to ignore content by Tigeraholic1" "You've cosen to ignore content by Tigeraholic1" Must be having a huge meltdown.4 points
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That’s why you sign Campbell to an extension. Same with Gibbs. Those 5 th year options aren’t cheap. You can create more immediate space signing them now than waiting. Gibbs contract is going to set the market. Do it before the Falcons set the market with Robinson.3 points
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Maybe of ypu were celebrating instead of sitting in a cube it would be cheaper3 points
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I have a funny: I'm at my pickleball class with my spouse. The overbearing instructor who is really annoying me by stopping the flow of the class every 5 minutes with an observation like: "Does anyone know why its called a backhand?" and I'm at the point where i'm Bill Murraying the thing now. "Did they name it after Doctor John Backhand?" Anyway...he's stopping us to talk about buying our own racquets. The one lady tells him that she used AI to identify which one to buy and I said: "Did it tell you to bomb Iran?" and the instructor guy was not happy with that. Everyone else laughed though. Last class for me...2 points
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That 2nd half defense was about as good as I've seen the Pistons play all season. Championship caliber defense.2 points
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The T-Mobile website says the free MLB offer is good for 2026 again. Need to sign up starting 3/24 -for a limited time. Not after the season starts.1 point
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I don’t have many “specialties,” but appealing to my “crowd” is among them. 😇1 point
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Gibbs is at worst the 3rd best back in the league and among the top 10 best offensive players in the league. This is not a player that you let go in his prime. Injury appears to be the only thing that will stop him from having at least 4 hugely productive years for the Lions. You can’t plan for that to happen especially with a player that has been very healthy to this point of his career. The sooner they sign him the cheaper it will be. Do it now before it gets really, really expensive.1 point
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A second contract right now absorbs his next year, 5th year, and Franchise tag... And is probably cheaper. It may increase some exposure/ risk... But (a) I don't think by a significant amount, (b) a 3-4-5 year extension right now will be less costly than if: after he plays the next 3 years under 5th year and Franchise, and then is determined to warrant a 5-year contract ON TOP of that... (c) the cost today will be a LOT less than the cost in a year or two or three... IMO. You're taking a big risk on churn and burn. He may beat both of those. I think he is more valuable taking that risk, NOW, rather than hoping we can read correctly what he is worth in 3 years. Just my 2 cents.1 point
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Any of the three could be backups, any could develop into solid starters, any could end up being cut.1 point
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Hard to get a gauge on Mahogany. He looked good in 24 and not very good in 25. He dealt with injuries both years too. Not sure what he is at the moment. It’s good they give themselves options.1 point
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A short and “serious” talk (3 minutes?) from the president about the Iran action, and the four dead servicemen. —- segue to —— Immediately ….. followed with smiles and chuckles, and talks about his golden curtains, and the grand ballroom being built that Melania doesn’t like the sound of the construction people This mother****er does not give a **** about any member of the military dying. And if they’re smiling and applauding him in that room, shame on them too.1 point
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So, she's found a home with Putin...probably had that home prior to her attack on Biden.1 point
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Absolutely agree with you and I don't want to see Montgomery elsewhere either, but we currently have a gluttony at RB, so from Montgomery's perspective alone, I understand if he wants a deal to protect his family financially. We'll lose our advantage at RB, but if we focus on the offensive line we might still have a solid rushing offense and be able to focus on other areas we can take advantage in.1 point
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I hope not. Teaching him a midrange jumper would be a bad idea. Never mind it's the least efficient shot in all basketball, It's where your star player makes his living. Don't put another body in that area and crowd his space. It also does zero to alleviate the spacing issues. Duren standing around 10-12 feet to shoot a jumper leaves his defender well within help distance of anyone driving. He needs to be out 25 feet drawing their big away from the hoop. 3 point shot only, do not teach him a midrange jumper.1 point
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My tax dollars are paying for a war that this government hasn't spent a single second trying to justify. So yeah, you're GD right I care if our government is wasting money and lives on a pointless war.1 point
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He celebrates by poasting his x feed on a regional message baord to troll 5 middle aged men while supporting pedos Just like he does when he isn't celebrating1 point
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Awesome. Stick with it. Being in a group setting can be a game changer. We call that format a pyramid and we never seem to get thru them all. But we will have 6-7 exercises and do either 1 to ten reps then backdown or 5-10-15-20-15-10-5. The transition is considered cheap cardio.1 point
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We work our tail off to cut it to one and then the other team hits two strait threes. When you don't have shooters to respond, that feels like a gut punch. One thing I will say about the Pistons is they never waiver on defense. It's very impressive the effort they give on a nightly basis for an NBA team.1 point
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Tom Gores about to donate to the occupant of 1600 Pennsylvania Ave so the FBI clears Beasley.1 point
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Why would you care? There are no leftist in the military. I have four active duty military in my immediate family. I ran a tour through Afghanistan and one through Iraq. We know what it takes. Spare me your keyboard soul searching.1 point
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I think it started with Branch Rickey. If that is true, I can believe that there was some sophisticated math involved. The scouts wouldn't have to know the math in order to use it.1 point
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https://blogs.fangraphs.com/scouting-explained-the-20-80-scouting-scale/ This and many other places say it comes from standard deviations. However, I have a hard time believing the scouting demographic was pushing up their glasses and citing standard deviation when it started being used.1 point
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They are ranking using the bell curve and it’s easier to scale 20-80 than 0-100. It’s more of a math and probability thing than baseball. They used to do the same thing with the SAT test.1 point
