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certainly possible they end up with best defensive prospect at 6 (Carter) and best offensive prospect at 18 (Robinson), just by standing still

TN legislature's response to 6 dead:

of course

Cody S has a long article on Tiger catchers (framing, one knee vs two, lot more) today in Athletic. Really good piece. So far in 2023, his strike rate is 50.7 percent, and he has noticeably improved atop the strike zone. So far in 2023, Haase’s strike rates are up just like Rogers. He has a strike rate of 53.2 percent. His framing ranks in the league’s 90th percentile.

$787,500,000.00

the PE firm that owns Dominion is in business to make $. they did just that. now comes Smartmatic suit against Fox. Maybe this time they settle before getting humiliated further during discovery.

one of the most embarrassing regular season losses in NFL history; Mayfield got 2 hours of practice with the Rams, and then led a pair of 4th quarter TD drives including one starting from the 2-yard line with 1:35 to go.

this guy is down on MM Myles Murphy should be drafted in Round 2 Traits and measurables matter. I get it. They're often more important than production, particularly in the first round. And Murphy is nearly 6-feet-5 and 268 pounds with arms a shade under 34 inches. He tested well at his pro day. Freaky, amazingly good? Not exactly. Even if I could be convinced Murphy is a first-round caliber athlete with first-round size, his productivity in college drastically falls short of conventional Round 1 standards. After the light appeared to turn on late in 2021, it never seemed to be re-lit. In 2022, Murphy was actually less efficient as a pass-rusher generating pressure than he was the previous season (9.5% vs. 12.6%). He's athletic for his size, but not a ridiculous specimen flying/bending around the corner and will have to learn to master his hand work at the next level, always a scary proposition for pass-rushing prospects. He belongs in the second round, where the expectations are lower and he's more likely to assume a lower volume role early in his pro career.

Brugler has Torrence (G); Johnston (WR); Gibbs (RB) and Forbes (CB) to start Round 2 - all seem to be great value there

Brugler full mock: Gonzalez, Kancey, Washington, Campbell, Zavala (OG), Wilson (WR), Incoom (ED) (CMU), Clark (DT (Costal Carolina), Ojuku (OT (Boise) Kancey over Breese makes little sense to me.

The Oven. Ad copy writes itself.

one Hinch brain fart away from taking 3 of 5 series to start the season

In Al’s defense, having both Mayer and Neto in the same system would be just awful

Neto, the guy the nerds wanted but Avila went with Jung, called up to the majors.

great book - but depressing. So many things are not as they should be.

such a stupid plan on every level

75M Americans are going to vote for this POS

both give me a Brandon Inge-lite vibe, and I mean that as a compliment to all

that return is okay, but only if Carter is not there. my issue is that the writer for this mock basically forces Carter to where he wants the story to go (Carter in Philly!). doubtful that all of Det, LV, Atl, Chi would ALL pass on Carter, though some might.

same guy donated half million to Ginni Thomas's consulting group, which was funneled to Ginni Thomas in form of "salary" and he also is one of the major funders of the GOP PAC "No Labels Party" which is masquerading as a 3rd party choice for president in order to get Trump back into White House.

Rays up 9-3, so unless AJ Hinch is hired as their manager for the 9th inning, they will be 13-0.

If idiot Avila decided to not bring Chafin back or re-engage Fulmer, and instead try to build back a guy who had not pitched in 3 years, people would call him an idiot.