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He hops around and does one or two inning guest stints on teams broadcasts promoting the museum a bit but mostly just telling stories. Having the MLB version of Sunday ticket means hearing him a bunch. Of course he will say the same things sometimes because he wants people in Detroit to hear what people in Seattle hear, but he mixes things up a lot too. The museum seems like a must…despite being in KC. He does a lot of Royals games of course and because they’ve had him so many times he goes into more stories with that broadcast team. He’s great every time. As bad a segregation was in baseball, that’s nothing compared to segregation in society as a whole. We can’t change the past but we can learn from it if we decide to listen. There is no magic wand to change the past or right the wrongs despite well meaning people wishing for it, a small minority of creeps wanting to use it to go back, and charlatans profiting from the desire for it. Yet again, baseball is somehow an incredible forum by which history can be taught. That little speech by James Earl Jones in Field of Dreams is accurate. Knowing the stories is the closest thing we can get to that magic wand. Selfishly, I enjoy hearing all these new baseball stories and knowing they won’t all be lost. Still, there are many stories that are lost, not just from this league but from MLB as well. Maybe knowing that a lot are lost to history makes us appreciate the ones we have. It should.

American legend.

The Bills new stadium is under construction and they would have to make expensive architectural changes to be able to fit Joey’s Nosa so this won’t happen. Pegula is cheap.

My advice: Sell the glove on EBay for $$$$$$$$$$$$$$, buy a new identity………….Fiji.

Great sleuthing. Next up you should figure out the Sean Taylor thing.

I’ll only count their career years both in and off the field. Murdering one’s wife after retirement won’t be considered part of a Bills career. If Rae Carrith had been a Bill he’d qualify. Ken Jones - Way too much holding Ronnie Harmon - Catch that for Pete’s sake Perry Tuttle - Yeesh Doug Flutie- An average QB with the rest of that team might have gone places. Instead we got the self promoting locker room dividing little squirt who is still crying today.

If Bradish is truly down, and it feels that way, they may have to part with a few hitting prospects for Crochet, but they will have competition. Not sure how many starters that move the needle will be out there.

Well Diggs wanted to be serious about winning so that might have been difficult to achieve.

Lol….and if you’re aunt had balls she’d be your…..well in 2024 she’d be your something.

That’s bad but it could have been worse. For example, his wife got the house so she still had to live next to you.

It’s a start.

My hamster Sammy faked his death once and framed me but he messed up. I was in lock up for a few hours but when they went back to collect evidence he was having an ***** with other hamsters and all sorts of other stuff was going on. He tried to tell the cops he was Sammy’s twin and the ***** was a traditional hamster funeral but they weren’t having it and they let me out. No wheel for a month after that BS.

“Patetico”, “Incompetito” and “Diminuto” are not tough translations.

No votes for the 2024 Chicago White Sox?

I disagree.

J. Peterman is that you?

Your better solution not involving the use of a time machine is………….

Wow #13 is reeeeeeeeeally unlucky. Also, they really meant suffering fanbases. The top four in miserable would be Pats, Bruins, Celtics, Red Sox.

So let me see if I have this straight…..laid back surfer = can’t lead……cries to mommy when he loses = General Patton?

I don’t really disagree with much of that. I’ve generally been a proponent of both Beane and McDermott. I’ve seen this off-season as a little different because IMO we’ve lost far too many serious people/leaders. I worry that McD wants people he can control more than I’ve worried about that in the past. We’ll see but ditching Diggs, Poyer, Tre, Davis, Hyde,,,…and understanding there were reasons for all of the above…..makes me worried. They all took their craft seriously and cared primarily about winning. Our current leaders: Von Miller: A bit of a weirdo Milano: Quiet. Reclusive even Allen, Know, Dawkins: Goofballs Douglas: Another serious guy and apparently another guy having issues I’m hoping Hyde comes back. Who are the other guys you consider leaders?

Like a Powerball ticket.

Tim Graham lol. Documented rabble rousing liar.

He’s talented but despite his talent two teams have ditched him, 29 others didn’t pursue him and one, signed him for the league minimum. I’m not saying it’s impossible for him to develop a new attitude that changes those facts moving forward but it doesn’t change the facts just because of wishful thinking. The odds of him succeeding in the NFL are very low despite him perhaps having the appropriate physical skill set. If that sounds like a winner to you then cool. Will I root for a turnaround? Sure. He’s on the Bills. Do I expect it? No. Do I think it was smart to sign him? Not really. Call it low risk I suppose because financially that is true. It’s probably low locker room risk too because they can just ditch him, but it is not zero risk as there is opportunity cost to the roster spot. Not much, but some.