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natural evolution upon moving to st louis area.

this right here.

I think the trauma of having to snap the necks of 100 mini horses should be considered.

Yeah I think it's fine to say its 3/18 AAV. With someone like Eatons deal we saw people say it was 1/8 even though it is 1 for 7 with a 2 year option and a $1 mill buyout. Its decently straightforward that they have 3 guaranteed years of roster control while a total of 50whatever million for those three years owed.

lt's been a month of vaccines and I am extremely underwhelmed by the data provided. I would hope the state and local governments have some idea of their capacity to give out vaccines on a daily basis, along with the % of its capacity it had used. If our actual supply is yet to be a problem, it would be good to know when they have introduced new locations capable of vaccinating more, and how much they have been dosing vs. what they are capable of dosing. Because % administered is noisy and not at all helpful. All we can do is look at trends, but no idea when jumps are possible.

I will always have a deep desire to get the players on my team who destroyed the Sox over and over in front of me. I still wanted Salazar even when it was clear his arm was held together by twine. Its hard not to want Kluber.

But it also had Ibaka. But it wasn’t just the harden iteration. KDs last year that was probably a title team in most years

Eh. Listen the owner stuff blew up. But this team had run its course and harden was becoming a problem. Harden was the one who demanded the Russ trade. Then this summer blows up and harden starts grumbling and then Russ demands a trade. Houston certainly got the worst end of Westbrook overall, but I'd rather be them with Wall than Washington with Westbrook right now. The new owner clearly sucks and the band breaking up so fast is a part of that. But there was going to be an end here, and now they have a team of some interesting and productive players, a good coach, a bunch of picks. It should have turned out way, way worse for them with Russ and Harden in the summer. This was a decent way out. At least Wall is playing right now, and he'll likely look better without harden.

Man I actually think this really helps Pacers too. Oladipo was better this year when I saw them but that has become Brogdon and Sabonis' team. Lavert I probably like more than he is worth but he gets you a lot of the same production there and he has 2 more years control after this. The east is getting smarter and more loaded.

also I guess we are 22 so i was wrong.

Cleveland's defense is just ridiculous now with Allen, and it was already ridiculous.

all timer

Well yes, most of the time, but we did just have Toronto happen. And Boston with Kyrie is sort of an example but not really. I would say it's more of a good thing that now stars are moving and you can say teams are getting closer to fair return. Not like the Chris Paul trade way back when.

Next year dried up but who saw Harden as likely to move this time last year? NBA man.

I think you guys are being silly. Dom Smith has been better than Alonso, and he was incredible last year. But it's not serious about Alonso should be demoted, it's just pointing out the mets roster crunch + mlb's foot dragging in getting team's roster certainty for a season that starts in a month. Something's gotta give. The Mets at this point know they can't re-do last season with Nimmo in center, but they have a surplus of very good corner offensive corner OF/1b types.

Rockets have a ton of assets now, Christian Wood looks great, Oladipo can either be signed on or give them space next year. They are probably just as likely as OKC/NOP to get the next star. Bulls are not.

I definitely thought they would win a title. It's unreal to me they never did, but they probably would have if not for one of the best teams ever.

Phil Jackson wouldn't be able to keep this group together. But good luck to nash. Nets did an amazing job getting themselves together. But what do I know, I didn't think Lebron/AD and nobody would work. Turns out they were one of the best teams of the decade, and now are stacked 1 year later. I'm sure this amazing team of joyless basketball will be a juggernaut. Go Heat. Go Bucks.

he is not. This is the most talented team I've seen that I have very little confidence could win a title.

nypost.com is the NYPost and Joel Sherman is a good national baseball writer.

top 200 came out for BA. Not surprising stuff if you followed the top college and top prep stuff. Still great stuff, ❤️ BA. at 21: Isaac Pacheco

My worry is that Mitch was a bad QB but also the best QB that Pace has brought onto this team.

a few years ago I think kluber would still make a 1 yr 16 mill deal (a la hamels) as he is younger and people will feel confident in the stuff. It's certainly going to be over $10 i imagine.

cc the certain person who wrote off Paxton because he was only throwing 93 in December.

So they had two days of long discussions. Are at a crossroads. And the only changes they can articulate is that they fired the defensive coordinator when the worst part of the team was the offense? cool cool cool