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I was asking for some examples of this, instead of having to simply take someone's word for it.

This is why I have tremendous respect for Dan Dickerson, too. He said Jake was going to lose the challenge, and then, we saw it clip the outermost pixel of the strike zone. Dan says, aw, mannn, this is why I don't like ABS, I'm sorry. The margin for error is 0.22 inches, and that ball was clearly less. So, even though we benefited from the call, he wasn't going to pretend ABS is all well and good after all. He stuck to his principles on ABS. I don't agree with his position on it, but I respect him for sticking to his.

Man, what an awesome strike 'em out-throw 'em out play!

they have not yet scored a run wearing the blue jerseys. And tomorrow, I assume, will be the orange jerseys. Are we throwing our money at them yet?

Given that democracy absolutely depends on facts and logic, I wouldn't agree that "Democrats should be just as hostile to the concept of democracy as Republicans are" is the answer.

I'm not aware of the left resorting to lies and misinformation that have nearly the same influence and impact on as many people in their orbit as the lies and information flowing non-stop out of the very influential and impactful far right have on theirs. I'll even go as far as to say I don't think it's even happening. That's why I asked.

@Tiger337? 😏

A lot can happen in 72 hours, but … 🤞🏼

According to this meme, the US can pull out of NATO with a two-thirds vote by the Senate OR an “act of Congress”. What exactly do they mean by “act of Congress”? How is that different from the two-thirds Senate vote which, apparently, require no action by the House? Why is it an either-or and not a two-thirds vote by both? Genuinely confused by this.

Genuinely interested in examples? Would like to understand what you’re seeing.

Trump’s definitely winning, since he’s almost certainly getting a cut of the proceeds from Strait of Hormuz tolls funneled directly to his offshore accounts in exchange for not bombing the **** out of Iran.

Trump’s schtick depends on acolytes with memories like goldfish and who get their information only from him. Unfortunately there are many millions of those, and they have votes.

I think we are at the two-alarm fire stage.

Only one out in the first and already we have an anti-Bert.

I don't think it's too soon to complain that the jewels of the Al Avila All-Stars are dragging the team down, even as another couple of them are doing everything they can to keep the team afloat. Unless by some miracle at least two of them shake off the doldrums and start delivering on the draft positions and/or accolades accorded them, there's going to be a reckoning with them, and perhaps sooner than later. As things stand, I don't see us extending any of them.

I don't think it was a completely pointless. A lot of wealthy evil people used the top of their evil game to get a lot more wealthy. Which is probably why nukes didn't end up being used after all: there's no money in dropping nukes. All that would do is destroy a wealth of resources controlled by Iran.

I don't know—I wonder whether one of the October surprises will be Trump and the Republicans doing a lot of 11th-hour stuff passing reform bills (or maybe resolutions?) that explicitly promise to lower gas and grocery prices, or provide checks for thousands of dollars to households—in 2027, of course, and only as long as a Republican Congress is still in power then—and also, will suddenly stop using bat**** talk and start using the language of reasonable politics to draw trad Republicans to the polls for them.

Sure, it seems painful now, but look on the bright side: think of how much sooner Jesus will come! 🤡

And the Republicans know this, and they will move heaven and earth to prevent any election losses in November, and I am not talking about merely good, solid campaigning.

And now for a normal video of the fight instead of a phone-friendly vid in portrait mode:

This is what I remember.

Can I just add here that I really struggle to understand how so many fans here can regard Tork as an above average first baseman, when literally all the fielding metrics show him to be near the bottom of the heap. Even fielding percentage, the stat that reflects what I guess people love about him, the scoops of throws, have him in the bottom third of the league year after year. My personal eye test shows him to be a statue at first base on balls hit to him and the owner of one of the weakest arms in the league when it comes to turn around the relay to home. But sure, he can scoop a throw now and then.

Good one. Maybe Riley will find a spot in the Players' after he retires from his won 12-win career.

Speaking of which how many of us miss the pizza celly after homers? 😝 Or maybe they are still doing it and I haven't noticed, since the team isn't doing much in the way of hitting homers ...