The Jokeman

She didn't age well but back in the day, Nikki Cox.

Belinda.

His toe tapping catches against Indy were amazing.

Yes, indeed.

Buffalo did infact have a major league baseball team. They were part of the Federal League in 1914/1915. The BufFeds/Blues had a player lead the league in HRs in 1915 named Hal Chase who was considered one of best fielding first baseman in his era.

Cheesy grits are my personal favorite yet live in Buffalo and can't get them many places.

I liked Space Ghost too but sometimes hit and miss.

Home Movies was the best cartoon on [AS].

I don't think they would have as AB always about AB. Diggs has his diva moments but it's obvious he's been about the team since he got here, maybe because he connected to Josh but think the Minnesota media put some false impressions out there about him. I give credit to Beane for jumping on the chance to bring him here even after the first attempt failed.

I just introduced my wife to this movie last night, it's still great.

Oh now that you mentioned Mark Harmon it made me think of Summer School.

The Sandlot no doubt. Meatballs Part 2 (actually any of them yet this movie is the one in series remember the most) as I really enjoyed summer camp as a kid. Adventureland as who can't remember having a less than spectacular summer working at a less than fun job. As I grew older Almost Famous kind of does even though not sure it takes place in the summer but the no school vibe and hanging with friends gives it that feel.

You better be careful what you say, their social media game is fierce, if want a good laugh checkout some of their responses on Twitter.

Anyone watching Kevin Can F*** Himself on AMC/Hulu? It's with the daughter from Schitt$ Creek. It has its funny moments but also quite dramatic at same time.

I would have thought Mike Williams would have ranked better than Phil McConkey.

Marv Levy was a far worse GM than GMTM. While I think GMTM gave too much in some of his trades but at least guys he got produced like Adams thus far.

Although he struggled I felt Bylsma was our best HC during the Pegula era and he and GMTM were let go way too early.

I saw Bob Seger'a pre-covid last tour show. While his voice wasn't as strong as he was in his youth for 70 years old that man still put on a helluva show. In terms of suing, am sure there is some fine print on the ticket that would disallow you to.

Duke didn't do much last year and we've added guys who fill a role he doesn't (see play STs and WR) so think he could as gone. I agree with the O-line that Hart and Lamp are tough cuts. Zimmer was our 2nd best DT last year I think he a really tough cut. A veteran CB be nice to add to the mix not named Richard Sherman.

Not necessarily as I would take Kevin Fiala, Joel Erickson-El, Matthew Boldy and a pick from Minnesota.

He's an actor, most known for playing Don Draper in Mad Men.

It's pronounced Eye-gore.

Since it appears e everyone is stumped, the answer is Sofía Vergara.

No, the actress isn't US born.

Any final guesses or should I reveal the answer?