Everything posted by bmags
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2020 NBA Regular Season Thread
Couldn't watch game last night but that step back 3 was dope. Heat and Hawks are the two teams underneath bulls, will be interesting to see what happens. Hawks may just continue to be bad but heat should start turning corner. Man the cavs were really an early season mirage with that defense.
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White Sox with 4th best off-season
weird list. I'd take the braves offseason over the sox 10/10.
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COVID-19/Coronavirus thread
Were flu vaccinations higher this year? Did anyone see anything about that?
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WTF It's Seriously &^$%^ Cold Outside
February man. Always absolutely brutal. It's a season in itself. Nov-Jan = Winter. Mar-May = Spring Feb is just shit.
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2021 MLB Draft Thread
what's with the large variations in his ranking? Just gonna be the case for a lot of guys this year with scouting being just as all over the place, or is it hit tool?
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COVID-19/Coronavirus thread
Awesome to see! Would love to hear when everyone starts getting shots! Sounds like yours are being organized through your work?
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COVID-19/Coronavirus thread
man it's really humming now. Don't forget to check your GPs too, ours finally got some shots last week. I'm hoping when it "opens" on the 25th they will take care of some of the at-risk group even if the county isn't.
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July 2nd Latest from Futuresox & our James
- Keith Law's Top 100, 2 White Sox make the list
The Law write-up on the sox was full of excellent info today. I'm sorry to the large group that can only handle counting top 100 rankings and will miss out learning about our system.- Keith Law's Top 100, 2 White Sox make the list
Can you show me the evaluator that nailed Jose Ramirez please?- Bears Draft Needs
Well definitely trying to seek out some diff guys each time, esp wr and cb just to get familiar with them.- Bears Draft Needs
I'm still enjoying this. Prior to our mack trade, it did seem like bears were always one pick past the fulcrum where there were more trades to be had. But this year 20 seems like a realistic position where teams at the top of 2nd and late first tend to jump. Here is one with lots of trading back. (32) Jalen Mayfield RT/G UMICH (62) Landon Dickerson C/G ALa (64) Eric Stokes CB GA (83) Tylan Wallace WR OKSt (101) Dayo Odayingo EDGE Vanderbilt (140) Adetokunbo Ogundeji DT ND (205) Jonathan Adams Jr WR Ark St (219) Sam Ehlinger QB TX (224) Noah Gray TE Duke I do kinda like it. Great supporting cast for uh, nick foles.- Market/Financial Thread
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I haven't seen the article or alert elsewhere yet.- Pitchers and Catchers Report
and hopefully Vera eventually ?- Pitchers and Catchers Report
Glad McClure was invited, he's definitely my guy to watch- Bears Draft Needs
I'd probably take him then, yeah. If it was between him and like Darrisaw was still on the board I'd probably take Darrimore but if it's that group of RTs that are probably guards I'd take him. edit: combined christian darmore and christian darrisaw into a single person.- Market/Financial Thread
I think it's more that the newer chip designs for big manufacturers have become so small and custom they don't really have anywhere else to go that knows how to make them.- Market/Financial Thread
Yep, that's where the GM report came from. The Samsung report is good (and good for TX pretty sweet plan) but I think what is still unclear to me is whether they are actually going to succeed in being able to manufacture these newer miniaturized chips that really only TSM has shown an ability to specialize in. That's how TSM took the Apple chips away from samsung. I found this from when Samsung opened up the plant "A single extreme ultraviolet lithography machine from ASML Holding NV costs $172 million, and Samsung is setting up dozens of them in Hwaseong in an effort to be first with the technology. Taiwan Semiconductor and Samsung are both expected to reach 5-nanometer production processes with extreme ultraviolet lithography in the new year -- by contrast, a human hair is about 60,000 nanometers thick. When those two companies reach the 5-nanometer level on semiconductors, they'll have only each other to compete with in a market that's only set to expand." So it is super capital intensive, and clearly very difficult to do. But it is good, apparently US has already pushed for more physical manufacturing of it to be done here, though TSM I guess is trying to toe the line so they don't get cut out of China businesses.- Bears Draft Needs
Probably trade out.- Bears Draft Needs
Will be more fun also when we all know a bit more about later round kids. Was such a weird college season, if the kid wasn’t in the conference my team was in it is hard to know them outside first round/second- 2020 NBA Regular Season Thread
Wait you aren’t a Lavine fan ?- COVID-19/Coronavirus thread
We did find our initial shots for my in laws on a Facebook group.- NFL 2021 offseason thread
classic.- NFL 2021 offseason thread
I'd be more intrigued but seems like nfl players write weird tenses all the time. Like it's gonna come out and he'll be like "I was just saying I like everyone chill" OR welcome to the bears GARDNER MINSHEW - Keith Law's Top 100, 2 White Sox make the list