RandyMarsh

Potential future Tiger Chris Taylor walks it off with a 2 run homer in the bottom of the 9th.

Pujols hits it on the screws but it's right at the CF. Still tied with 1 out in the bottom of the 9th.

Just imagine if Pujols comes in and hits the walk off against the Cards?

Liberty has Ole Miss November 6th, I'm sure all the NFL scouts will be glued into that one.

I rooted for the Dodgers last playoffs cause I felt that they have been the best team in baseball the past 7 or 8 years and had nothing to show for it in terms of championships so I felt they were deserving. Now that they got that championship I don't care so much anymore.

I will say after seeing the court on TV vs. Just a pic on Twitter I do like the look of the actual floor itself like the wood grain and stain/sealer they used but I just wish there was color in the key. IDK why that is such a bone of contention of mine but for some reason it always has been.

Agreed

I now like Juan Soto even more now, your seasons over but you still get front row tickets to a rivals ballpark just to support a former teammate. Bonus points for wearing his old jersey too!

Sounds like Hayes is out tonight too, bummer with him and Cade both out I'm not so interested in this game as I was 24 hours ago.

Btw I hate the bland look of the new court. I always hated courts that don't even paint the key. It just seems so amateurish.

It doesn't appear to be anything serious.

If the Lions want Willis or any other QB you'd think they would have the pick of the lot. I think the only teams that may end up picking higher than them are the Jets and Jags, neither of which is in the market for qb. I suppose a team could jump ahead of us and trade with them but I think that is a small chance.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/32338821/2021-nfl-analytics-survey-most-least-analytically-inclined-teams-future-gm-candidates-more Pretty cool article about analytics in the NFL with input from 22 guys that work in NFL offices. The Lions weren't mentioned aside from getting 1 vote for top 5 most analytic heavy teams. They didn't get any votes for the bottom 5 so it appears they are more middle of the pack. Another thing of note they said the average NFL team is about 10 years behind MLB teams in terms of analytic usage and dependency.

To add to this conspiracy theory, the Panthers also appear to be the biggest threats to Brady and the Bucs. Giving Brady's biggest threat in the division a potential lock down CB and make them that much tougher for Brady seems like a typical spiteful Belicheck move.

Unless they can somehow get pressure on Cousins its going to be a long day for the defense. Cousins may not be the best QB in the world but he turns into Joe Montana when he gets a nice clean pocket(even more so than most qbs). Couple that with our ravaged secondary and their great receivers and this could be a bloodbath and that doesnt even take into account Dalvin Cook who seemingly always kills us. 38-17 Vikings

Haha, I have no idea how I even came across that to begin with since I dont even follow that guy. I think it started with me clicking on the thread somebody posted about Cade being out and a couple clicks down the rabbit hole later I came across that. Funny how things like that can happen on twitter or YouTube.

Ive seen some speculation on Twitter that the Pats took less just to be spiteful and send Gilmore to a less desirable location and to hurt his ego by seeing how little he brought back. Normally I would put no stock in that but knowing Belicheck's ego and how spiteful he can be I wouldn't completely rule that out. There's a story that when ownership forced him to trade Jimmy G he took less from the 49ers than other teams were offering cause he believed in Shanahan and the 49ers management could get the most out of Jimmy G and build a good team around him. He sacrifced the Pats return just so Jimmy G could look his best and he could look like the smartest guy in the room for wanting to keep him.

I will never understand how NFL trades work. I know Gilmore wants a new deal but getting just a 6th round pick seems awfully light for one of the best corners in the league. Getting a 3rd for Slay doesn't look so bad now.

Yeah I'm disappointed too, been looking forward to this day for a couple weeks now in large part due to Cade but ultimately I know its best for the team not to risk further injury. I just hope the injury isn't more severe than they are leading on.

I know you can find guys in later rounds and the more picks you have the better chance you have of doing that with that said Im not a fan of trading down unless we are getting some extra top 100ish picks. I don't want to sacrifice the better early pick for more 5th or 6th rounders.

Exactly, if the spending hurt us at all longterm it was having to forfeit draft picks but if the team was even halfway competent drafting and developing guys they shouldve been able to overcome that.

It'll now be 12+ years without a title and only 1 in the past 21 years for the Yankees. Yeah not a big deal if you're any other franchise but for them that's quite a drought.

Nets traded Sekou and a 2nd to the Rockets who then promptly waived him. I guess that says all you need to know about him when the teams that picked 1 and 2 in the draft both didn't think he was worth a roster spot. Speaking of the draft, Cunningham is out of tomorrow with a sprained ankle. James Edwards says that from his understanding its nothing serious just the team being extra cautious. If it were a real game he'd have been in there.