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Maybe he got that idea from Kim Jong Un?

I was criticized more than once during my working career for bringing up contingencies that had not happened that I thought we needed to plan for. We've never seen anything like that happen, let's keep living in the real world here. That kind of thing. To be fair, most of the them ended up not happening.

Ooh! Ooh! Do the one where the cop climbed to the roof, saw the shooter, then climbed back down!

Like her vagina?

But any prosecutor named Jack Smith can't prosecute a president if he is named Trump is definitely in the Constitution. The bible tells me so.

I'm old enough to remember "they're old enough to fight and die for their country, they should be old enough to take a drink." Ah, good times ...

Yes, that will be a thing, but window is open now and for the next several years

He likes the young’uns … 😉😂

USA! USA! USA!

I know we all hate the All-Star uniform so I won’t litigate that here. What I am getting a sense of it that Baseball is trying to erase the association between player and team, and distinctions between leagues, in a bid to make the sport more like the NBA, that is, personality-driven and not team-driven. That’s why I think players will never wear their regular uniforms in the All Star game again, and why MLB.com defaults to MLB leaders and not AL and NL leaders, and why the Savant does not even show the team name next to the players on their lists.

Orioles, man.

And do they print the photo on the Woman’s Page in the Detroit Free Press? 😉

who gives a flying **** about their outfits

Wasn't this already a feature of no-billionaires-left-behind tax cut while he was president?

Or a columnist for Jomhuri-ye-Eslami.

Sure, but if you don't get your target players, do you lower price at the last minute just to get someone this year you hope will be big league ready versus a first-round draft pick?

No, but Skubal would not require the Orioles top four prospects. I propose to the Greg Pappas guy who was here briefly that they trade their #1 and #2, plus a couple of lottery tickets. Even that is probably too rich for most teams, and I would assume the Orioles would turn it down, but then, maybe not.

I will say I read a glowing article about AJG in Barron's, did some cursory research on it, and ended up putting a few bills in it, and I have definitely not been disappointed, nor do I expect to be.

Since the shooter's father was profiled as 17th out of 19,000+ people in Bethel Park for Trump support likelihood, per this video, it would be the Trumpiest thing I've seen to date if he were to show up in a GOP video to condemn the memory of his son and pledge his never-ending support for the greatest president who ever lived. The red hats would EAT THAT **** UP.

Speaking only for myself, I don't want to see another modern age ushered in, thank you. I like the age we were in a decade ago just fine.

I can think of one thing he believes in ... 😁

That should pretty much sew up the bat**** pseudo-leftist vote.

I'm not arguing we should not trade Skubal. I think we should for a truly redonkulous offer. I'm speculating that top teams might be less willing to back up the Brinks for him if they have questions as to whether he can help them in October this year, which is the main reason they'd want him.

I think someone else mentioned this before here, but one of the factors that might reduce the possibility of trading Skubal is his innings load. He is a max-effort fireballer with two surgeries on his elbow who is already at 116.2 innings this year. His max all-time was 149.1 in 2021, which may have helped lead to his second trip to the table the following season. At the rate he's going, that puts him at 195 innings for 32 starts. Add to that the probability of adding another 30 to 40 innings in October at the highest stress levels imaginable, and I could see top teams being a bit skittish about the prospect of emptying out the top of their farm systems in the hopes that he helps get them a ring this year. Yes, it's true that Skubal would be under control for three postseasons, but no one would trade for him this July just so they could put him on the shelf until next year.

The other kind meaning bad players we do know what to do with? 😉 This is Avila's strategy is stick first-glove optional player acquisitions coming home to roost. And too many of those stick-firsts were either stick-optional or stick-none. (Yes, I acknowledge Malloy is Harris's pickup.)