Hongbit

He was a very solid ball player for a long time. Gone too soon.

Vancouver would entertain just about anything to shake up their locker room. Just getting out from that contract would be a win for their new GM. I also see Columbus in a similar situation. Mathieu Olivier is exactly what this team is lacking and needs badly. Mason Marchment also fits the bill very well.

Such a dumb, shortsighted move by an organization that doesn’t get it. Everyone knows it takes a GM at least 10 years to build something.

I wasn’t trying to be clever by not mentioning him by name. I thought it was very obvious. It’s Ohtani. Mike Trout could maybe be thought of in some regard 9 or 10 years ago. Even his prime is nowhere close to the total package that we are seeing from Ohtani. To pivot back to Trout, what a crazy first 3 weeks to start the year. On fire for the first week, a hitless strikeout machine in week two, then even hotter than he started in week 3. I’m excited to find out what happens with him next week.

I’m not sure it gets enough attention that we are witnessing the greatest baseball player of all-time. Truly remarkable.

Is there a reason they didn’t bring up Cossa to play one of the last two games?

The self-own never ends.

I was a fan of the concept of LIV. It served its purpose to force the PGA to make necessary changes and more importantly for Jay Monahan to leave his job as Emperor. I never caught on to the actual golf. I watched a bit but it was terrible. All of their amazing ideas like team scoring and shotgun starts were crap and made the product much worse. Wont be sad to see it go. Side note: How are they going to get anyone to play this week in Mexico knowing they probably aren’t getting paid.

Making the assumption that it’s not so much for the golf but the access to the course right before Masters week with about 1/10th of the people.

Now that Buffalo is good it seems pre-ordained that Kane will finish his career with his hometown team. As much as I am disappointed in Copp, he does have value in the faceoff circle and on PK. He should center a 3rd line.

Early polling shows a pretty close race in the general. Take that for whatever it’s worth (not much). We are all free to vote for whoever we would like and for whatever reason that we like. For me personally, policy and political issues have absolutely no bearing on my decision in this cycle. I will be voting and strongly supporting whichever candidate is more likely to ensure an outcome that Rogers and the GOP lose. I don’t think it will be the case but who knows, that may end up being Adbul El-Sayed.

It’s going to be a very close race. I question whether he can connect with enough of the voters in the middle that can be swayed. It may not be right and it may not be fair but his name is Abdul El-Sayed. That’s something that he’s going to have to get over in this state. History also tells us what happens when candidates count on the college and young voters in midterms. They don’t show up as much as in Presidential cycles. That’s a real issue for Abdul in tight race. I also fear that Trump will use ICE as a weapon in Dearborn and that will also have an impact on voter turnout. Those numbers will trend lower for any Democrat candidate so if Abdul is counting on Dearborn coming in huge that may have an impact.

What’s next is becoming a constituent of a Republican Senator spreading the maga agenda on your behalf.

This is what happens when max contract values are attached to winning these otherwise superficial individual awards.