Maybe them actually hiring a GM away from San Francisco doesn't technically disprove it, but RJ Anderson's take that Detroit was a "bad job" looks worse after hiring a guy who turned down the Mets last year
I really like this hire, and it is nice to see the franchise upend people's expectations in terms of being creative and casting a wider net. Harris wasn't on many radars.
The world would be a much better place if the ghouls cared as much about the human beings involved as they did about political point-scoring and "owning the libs"... but they don't care.
It's a complete ****show where we are mostly because demand is already high as it is compared to the national average. Next to impossible to find a house for rent for under $2k, which wasn't the case pre-pandemic.
It's been overshadowed in the news today, but this is low-key one of the bigger wins in Biden's Presidency. (Assuming the deal is ultimately ratified after the cooling off period).
And Marty Walsh may be the most effective member of Biden's cabinet.