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Easy there, boomer. Kids these days have a thing for thrifting.

I got fouls to give.

So then what does he do with those players if he does acquire Bregman? Anderson and Lee just sit in Toledo?

So my theory was a brick from the line?

I do like that they’ve had some games here lately that have come down to the final seconds. Maybe the FT shooting just needs to get used to these kinds of situations? Part of the maturation process?

I wouldn’t worry much about Keith/Anderson/Lee developing if the Tigers acquire Bregman. Trade them for similar type pitching returns, young and controlled contracts.

I don’t know, I suspect he holds out for an extra year as long as he can. He’s 34 years old already, so maybe it’s not available. But I think he can get 2.

Toronto agrees.

Well, maybe more lazy than lucky. But since we’re talking exercise, damn, do I miss bike riding now that the weather is around freezing….

In general, I agree. The salary concern for me is in terms of opportunity cost. So the salary paid to Cobb, who else was a target for that? There was risk there and it eventually played out to the worst possibility.

Just as a data point, Suarez is estimated as a 3/$63M contract per MLBTradeRumors. I’m not interested 3 years with him.

But what are the other options to consider? This proposition isn’t at the mercy of a coin flip.

Student athletes.

Pretty sure this is the first time I’ve encountered the mention of a “soleus”.

That’s a fair point, especially with travel tucked in there. Fortunately with a back to back that ends in Miami, there’s limited time to catch the Miami flu.

I was comfortable enough with a 22 point lead that my attention trailed off a bit until the last few game moments. Kudos to Miami for not giving up. My guess is that any game that hits a 20+ point deficit in the 2nd half rarely results in a comeback victory for the trailer, my guess being less than 5%. But I might be thinking too old school with slower and more deliberate offenses that aren’t as reliant on the 3 point shot as much as nowadays.

A thought I had about the byproduct of these larger football conferences. While the odds are probably on the outsides of the bell curve, there are going to be instances of this happening. To date, Ohio State has played Washington on the road and a bunch of meh. Granted, Penn State and Wisconsin are having gutter years, but their conference schedule has been soft. On the flip side, I can’t remember who it was, but maybe it was Florida that was staring at 4 ranked opponents in a row in the middle of the season.

Too much Amazon Prime action on the bench?

Regress in his 2nd season.

A group of friends used to do the Susan G Koman 5K every year. We all had younger families, small children in various stages of infant through kindergarten. We stayed towards the back, referred to ourselves as the stroller division.

Ain’t even done yet. What else might transpire today?

Rendon has made over $200M in salary to this point. If he ain’t set himself up for life by now, that’s just flipping ridiculous.

Exactly. Last season of the contract, what’s the point? Just release him.

This was a good reality check. A close game to the end, something to push them a bit. The streak was fun, and I agree that the schedule was lax and, along with so,e opponent depth chart issues, presented an opportunity for the Pistons to take advantage of things. To their credit, they did. It’s a better team than last year, but I’m not sure they’re top of the conference yet. Still some questions to answer. But they’re headed in the right direction. The question is how do they keep that roster momentum going?

That’s kind of interesting.