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We showed the world the Niners are the Niners.

They’re not men. That’s why they’re allowed to play women’s sports.

Or Sotomayor. That one will hurt.

Nice obstruction by Goff on that run!

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Season’s over for them, so why not?

Agree. Money aside, getting there is a probably a 20-1 shot at this point.

What do we think the O/U’s gonna be next week? Sixty, 65?

Yeah, but usually it’s because of that condition they have.

That INT was a step in the right direction. Time to show the world that the 49ers are the 49ers.

Someone has got to make the definitive documentary about this franchise, especially focusing on the Ford years. It might be one of the most-watched football docs ever because it would be the NFL version of a car crash compilation video, and who doesn’t love that? It would make 29 other fan bases feeling ****ing great about their own teams.

being a knucklehead would also explain it

Vikings players and fans might be literally salivating watching this game. And I mean “literally” literally.

In all fairness, they need a fourth-round-level punter.

Look, I acknowledge this isn’t the SOLs anymore, but when you have to go this deep into the chart to find guys to start, the result is going to be the same. At this rate, the season ends on January 12.

I only know of what he did on the field, which wasn't very good, so that's all I had to go on. I'd bet he was a very nice fellow who was good to his family and loved children and dogs.

A guy who could neither hit nor field. In fact, Sutherland is one of only 19 non-pitchers in big league history who played at least 1,000 games and had both negative overall WAR and negative defensive WAR. At least he escaped the ignominy of having negative offensive career WAR, something his teammate Dan Meyer couldn't escape. Yuliesky Betancourt was the last players to populate that list of nineteen. Based on what we know about baseball WAR now, we may never see another.

Walt Whitman.

From the Department of The Story That Just Wouldn't Die Already: In a bid to not repeat the hubristic mistake I made a couple weeks ago with the Fox News debacle (insert joke of choice here), this time I waited for the segment to actually air before sharing it here. This three-minute interview ran on the NewsNation cable network this morning on their Morning in America program. Despite appearances, Markie Martin is not grilling me relentlessly in this thumbnail, and I am not recoiling in horror for being Dunning-Krugered. You may not care about me or the story one way or other, but I hope you at least respect that I'm properly representin' here.

It wasn't directed at Del.

To the degree high school was ever about teaching students critical thinking skills, that went out the window when they ****-canned the civics courses that were fairly common during the mid-20th Century, and just about gone by the mid 70s when I got to high school. Now they want to turn college into the same thing. They want to make college essentially business trade school. They don't want colleges and universities to teach students how to think, because they don't want people to be able to think things through. That goes against their interests. Make it harder to find humanities courses by keeping them focused on bookkeeping courses. Preemptive reply: everyone knows who they are.

I will be traveling all day that day and into the next morning. On purpose.

I was right about at least one thing: nobody agrees with me. 😝

I mean, the part where they make a breathless claim of Miggy having said something, without either bothering to get any quotes from Miggy himself, or being unable to. We are only taking Gleyber’s word for it. I’m not saying Gleyber is lying about this—I take him at his word on it. I just find it interesting that a Tigers beat writer couldn’t get someone who is listed as working for the Tigers on their front office directory to actually go on record with the welcome. Probably everyone will disagree with me on this, but I think this says a lot about Miggy’s relationship with the Tigers now.