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Oh, he knows. He’s just trying to gaslight you.

Are your browser settings preventing it somehow? I use Firefox on all my platforms and it’s working fine at the moment.

Barring abject collapse or injury, Brebbia will make the team. That won’t be an open question. It’s not as though these guys are all fighting for the last spot in the pen. Most of the guys you list are coming north.

I have a Red Sox fan buddy who is not exactly happy with the signing, mainly because of Bregman’s involvement with the trash can scheme. He also hates A.J. Hinch for the same reason and is dumbfounded as to why I am not screaming every day for Hinch’s head on a platter.

Circle May 12 on the calendar. I may come in for that.

I don’t disagree, but that was the persistent reporting from multiple sources, so assuming that’s true, it makes no sense he spend seven years in Detroit instead of six, versus three in Boston. The bottom line is, there’s no way he was ever coming to Detroit. The ballpark is death to right handed power hitters. It would’ve hurt his stats to come here, and if there’s one thing Alex Bregman is concerned about more than anything else, it’s his stats. Because there is no way that the Red Sox are in a dramatically better position—or in any better position at all—to make the playoffs than the Tigers are. So if it’s really about winning, he just went to the worse bet.

Good depth pickup, then. Nothing wrong with that. A team needs decent guys in the front of their bullpen, too.

Fine. Clearly he was never, ever coming here. And if he didn’t want to do six years in Detroit versus three years in Boston, why would he want to do seven years in Detroit versus three years of Boston? It makes no sense. Whatever. Now we can move on.

I like the pickup. He’s got good chase and K rates and his walk rates are solidly average. His results metrics look like they could be bad luck, which is supported by the fact that his WAR of 0.1 was way better than his RA9-WAR of -0.9. I get what they see in him. I’m kind of optimistic.

I don’t think he even makes it there. Those comments also drastically reduces the number of teams who will give us any kind of good return for him.

Yeah, that’s the last straw right there. Tork’s gone.

I was inquiring whether it's an example of what they now call "Musk Derangement Syndrome." It's becoming a thing for them. EDIT: I am ceasing and desisting and will not go further on this here. Hit me up in another subforum to discuss if you wish.

MDS?

They have closed the gap enough that you might consider picking up an account there and seeding it with follows.

And soon this one will join the list of corrupt elected officials pardoned by Trump .

A whole bunch of posters beat my lol to this headline

Child as human shield is pretty much admission of guilt

It does look rather AI-ish. Tell you what: I’d rather sign Bregman for 4/200 than 7/200.

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l live in a large city close to its downtown and I don’t reliably get maybe a dozen of the 60-odd channels, and that’s because in my neighborhood the houses stands literally ten feet apart, which creates a lot of interference. But when I do get any of the channels, I get them perfectly. Contrast to when I was growing up in Warren, about 12 miles from downtown, where we would get fuzz and snow and double-imaging on literally every channel we could pull down, and we didn’t have anywhere near the same issues of interference from proximal buildings. Channel 2, the CBS affiliate, was especially bad for double-imaging, and I remember everyone I knew at the time had the same problem with the same channel.

I made a faulty prediction that Trump run for President on reforming the elitist leftist judiciary. He didn’t, but then, it turns out he didn’t even have to. But I would be surprised to see the next four years pass without his at least trying to fire, or otherwise force the removal of, every judge and justice in the country who does not privilege MAGA over the Constitution.

You asked only about whether one has more distance potential than the other.

Between this, his pardon of Kwame, and literally more than a dozen other former officials convicted of corruption, the message is clear: obtaining personal wealth from your tenure in government is not at all a crime.

It's official: Google maps has now renamed it Gulf of America: According to my VPN, Mexico, of course, is having none of it: Canada appears to be hedging its bets: