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Tork's takin' it easy. Walk, don't run. https://youtu.be/owq7hgzna3E?t=29

McK had Tork divin' in the dirt on that last DP

It's self defeating strategy for Putin though, because nothing PO's Trump more than getting shown up, and if the narrative sticks that that's happened, Zelenski will have a new ally.

this one is going in the books

Trust no-one. I lived in Minneapolis for all of 3 yrs. In that span we had 2 "100 year" rains.

The Record reported that the University made a one-time appropriation of (IIRC) $16M to balance Warde's budget this year. The AD usually returns some (usually nominal) excess to the U general fund and is solvent overall, so yeah - they will fight over another $20M.

I'd rather they tell the kids: "There is one spot open, compete for it", than "well maybe if you give us enough reason to dump this vet we will, but you already know we usually don't."

that - absolutely. And they may get exactly that anyway. Though the interim status of the current University President argues that a move that bold might not be on the table -- for now.

Whose going to fill Petry's role as old. slow, ineffective 2nd paring anchor? A guy with a 4:1 giveaway/takeaway ratio sounds perfect.

it should be clear at game time but future radar showing another storm forming by 9:00 central. Don' get behind in this one....

Since their promotion, McGonigle has maintained a BB/K >1 in his Erie PAs. Clark has fallen below 1 in his AA PAs, he'll need to pick it up a little if he's going to finish the season >1 overall.

what does cheating mean in the pro college sport era? Most of what a compliance office used to do was police the kind of penny ante financial stuff like Harbaugh's hamburgers. That stuff doesn't even parse any more for pros being offered 7 figures. I think in the future most penalties are going to be individual as opposed to institutional. The future will all look more like Hinch's Houston Astros pitch tipping case - i.e. mostly individual penalties. Professional leagues don't punish member teams as teams very much.

Tork still has a long way to go to ever win a gold glove, but his decision making is pretty good.

yup. Trumps opponents need to understand once and for all, crystal clear, that the things they find are so horrible about Trump don't bother Trump voters at all. They'd do better to forget all the moral outrage and just hammer him on inflation - and they should really be hitting a "Tariffs are Taxes" arg - repeat it every single time they can find a microphone, because the only the right hates more than libs are taxes. This is an attack vector that they are completely missing, but it's one of the few that would actually play to the right. Don't even uses the word "Tariff", ALWAYS call them "IMPORT TAXES!!"

probably on his way to an injured arm. Instability and loss of velo or control often starts before any explicit diagnosis can be/is made.

yup. need to do some damage on a 2-0. Dirks always says if you are looking fastball ahead in the count, don't try to adjust to the change in that situation and end up not hitting it hard, just swing through it and miss and take your shot at the next pitch. Maybe good advice. Dirks was actually a pretty good hitter until his back gave out.

they're just going match-up crazy - want more options to Holton and Hurter I guess.

radar looks like it will rain but not for very long.

katter og hunder som faller 🐈‍⬛🦮

and right on time, the PPI comes at 4.5 times the expectation. 0.9% month over month (10.8%/yr) as compared to 0.2% (2.4%/yr) expected. I guess another head will roll at BLS. And the beatings will continue until morale improves.

Franklin Perez redux.

The thing that so rich about this is that lowering interest rates beyond where they should be will just pump up inflation, which is just about the most politically toxic thing an admin can have. So if anything, Powell is saving Trump from himself. If the Fed had started cutting when Trump asked, inflation would probably already be a percent higher.

Also, you can't compare the projectabiilty of pitchers to hitters that easily. It's relatively easy with today's instrumentation to know exactly what a pitcher throws and how that compares to what a major leaguer needs to have. It's not that simple with hitting. Until a hitters sees the next level of pitching in live competition, you really don't know if he is going to handle it. Hitters max out all along the continuum of the minor leagues. Just because a guy tore up AA isn't nearly as good a predictor he will handle MLB pitching as when a AA pitcher throws 97, has spin and can throws strikes consistently. So better to look at position player models than compare McGonigle to pitchers who have or haven't moved fast.

and even as joke it's a window into a disordered mind.