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check this out SB, looks like has a description in detail: http://www.madehow.com/Volume-1/Baseball.html#:~:text=An official Major League baseball,the course of a season. I don't know who runs this site or if they know what they are talking about but they seem to think they do...

Any set of technologies matures eventually. When things in a new market segment start out, there are no reference points for potential growth, profits are open to going to the moon, and operating ratios and price ratios go out the window because price appreciation is everything. Add the kind of monetary policy pumping up equities and you get to where we've been where 'unsustainable' things just keep sustaining. But everything that changes one way eventually changes the other. Tesla got 'new tech' valuations in the beginning, but EV's are rapidly becoming 'ordinary industrial operations' so we'll see how long Elon can keep investors from starting to believe Tesla is no different than Ford or GM, and/or whether the FED can help themselves from turning the taps back on!

that's a double edged fact looking at the stock analysis. Down 50% in a year, Telsa's PE is still sitting at 60, and at those profit margins they have little prospect of being able to increase the profit per vehicle from where it is to somehow grow enough additional revenue to justify that valuation as their PE evolves to that of a mature operation company. It's conceivable they can maintain a huge percentage of the EV market in the face of all the entries currently flooding the market make up the revenue on volume, but I'm not betting on it.

Justin Verlander has 21.6 WAR at Houston. We are still hoping we might get a platoon catcher out of the deal.

I wouldn't say I was disappointed when I heard Harris talking about Cabrera's commitment to his off-season program, but it didn't inspire confidence that he understood the problem. Miguel's commitment to work is not the question, it's that as soon as he starts playing, the knee starts to deteriorate again - so it doesn't seem to matter how dedicated he is or how well conditioned he is when he arrives, history argues that playing the game is likely going to put him back into deficit territory once the season starts.

I wish there was a better way to know. Both opportunity cost and actual $ cost if you bring him back and then have to scramble to back fill after a couple of hundred '22 level AB, but you look stupid if you let him walk and he excels somewhere else. Tigers just don't seem to catch any breaks in term of at least having players you can make clear cut decisions about - as that is half the battle.

Most years he's a better RHB though. '21 his platoon split was plus as a LHH (812/752) but that was the exception. His career platoon against RHP is 707 which isn't much to write home about. Last year was down to 616 as compared to 680 as a RHB

51 dems or 51 counting Bernie

Lets hear it for non-partisan redistricting.

could be. Women around the country are really PO'd. If he has been able to dodge that it to win I wonder what that does to the general GOP pander to the Evangelical anti-Abortion warriors? Then again, FLA must have the highest proportion of women for whom it's no longer an issue that impacts them directly so an odd combination of dynamics.

this is true. Could be entertaining if Desantis and Trump spend the next two years tearing each other up.

NYT as it 1/2/3 65/57/56 with about 20% in.

I hope that he didn't get to pitch in any competition this last season doesn't come back to bite the Tigers in terms of how long it takes him to re-establish command. The success rate for TJ is pretty high but the recovery path is still pretty variable. Not everyone can just hit their marks from the 1st time out post surgery like JV did. Some up and down like Wentz had is probably more typical....

I suppose you could, but he'd be cold, but mainly I just don't think you would show up your guy like that. If he's a good game goalie the one point isn't worth all the potential drama it would bring down.

For as good as Husso has been in games, it looks like we have another Jimmy Howard level bad shoot out goalie. /..sigh../ Good motivation for the team not to get to them.

Terrible performance on the PPs. Especially sloppy on the major. Like Mickey said - no sense of urgency. Earlier, the Habs were taking away the pass across the middle on the PP and the wings kept just ignoring their opportunities to close into the slot before shooting. Suter with Raymond and Larkin is also a major mistake. Hope that was just the coach trying it out and not any idea that it worked. Don't want to see that again. Suter has pretty much been a weak link so far period.

Yup - Acceptance of early voting as the 'normal' thing to do is growing so rapidly with each election that no-one has half a clue who is doing what.

Heard Harbaugh's anti prop 3 radio spot today. He's certainly has the right to believe what he wants but it just goes to show what a tenuous graft the modern major college athletic department is onto its parent University.

If I kept barbiturates in the house I'd be tempted to knock myself out until tomorrow morning and just skip watching returns.....🛌

and that is the only measure that counts in terms of whether they played the 'right' schedule or not. Buddha's ideal SOS based world can't exist unless the ranking voters start putting 1/2 loss teams ahead of 0/1 loss teams. But for now they don't, so I can't knock UM for doing whatever is most likely to get them to the playoff, because that is what everyone gets paid to do.

yeah- there are any number of ways to get there quicker. it will be interesting to see how he looks this spring. Of course he didn't have any trouble getting healthy against AAA pitching, so he/Mehheuse need to drill into what aspect of the shift in pitching at MLB is the issue - break, velo, the high fastball, whatever it is that he sees more of that is enough to get him trapped in between too much. The whole 'problem' with hitting is trying to get quick enough to the ball to match the speed of the hitter's pitch recognition without giving up any shot at hittting for power. If the vision piece isn't good enough, in the end there is nothing you can do mechanically. We just have to hope that isn't where he is.

but any other team would have have sent him down so this is partly a function of the Tigers not having anyone else to play 1st. TBH - I'm not sure I have a problem with Tork's swing. I don't think his problem is so much his mechanics, my uninformed opinion is that his problem is indecision. He can't hit the FB because he is late on it.

Lalonde mentioned needing the RH shot specifically.

I've always wondered where/why they got that. Probably just that 'South' provides some alliteration with 'City' in the previous phrase.

I think you left out the critical 'not', but having done that myself more then once, the point is taken....