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Milkman delivers

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  1. Just let us know if they plan on releasing another plague.
  2. Predicting what would absolutely happen, yes lol. There has to be forgiveness. That’s just human nature. If you feel bad and apologize, and the response is only punishment, people will stop apologizing.
  3. I’ll repeat the last part of my post you responded to: And are we pretending that, should word get out that he’s being considered for the job, LGBTQIA+ organizations wouldn’t put pressure on the team to stop it? Because they absolutely would.
  4. I knew nothing about this whole situation before this thread. Never even saw the meme people are mentioning. I don’t know if the bold statement is correct, but if it is and there’s no forgiveness or future opportunities after attempts to make amends, then there’s never any point in apologizing.
  5. There are people in this very thread threatening not to watch if he’s hired. How is that not campaigning to keep him from being hired? I’m not even arguing that it’s people’s right to pressure an organization not to hire him. They absolutely can do that, and they may even be correct in doing so, but it’s still campaigning to keep him out. And are we pretending that, should word get out that he’s being considered for the job, LGBTQIA+ organizations wouldn’t put pressure on the team to stop it? Because they absolutely would.
  6. Clearly there are. It can be both.
  7. Hey, he’d be correct for a large portion ? LOL persecute, a bit dramatic.
  8. Hahaha. I didn’t care before, but now I want him hired to see people like this go insane.
  9. Jerry Reinsdorf, the McCaskeys, and Bill Wirtz were the owners of 80% of the teams in Chicago at one point. You could make a very good argument that any one of them would be on the Mount Rushmore of terrible owners in professional sports history. Then you can throw in past owners like Charles Comiskey. Don’t pretend Chicago fans don’t have it bad.
  10. That’s pretty much where I think it’d go. And as a fan of a perennial loser franchise, I’d be warier of trading away the pick the more other teams are willing to give up for it. At some point, you have to wonder if everyone else is a fool for wanting to get a certain guy (likely Williams), or you’re the fool to give him away when you have the pick guaranteed.
  11. LOL only the Bears would keep the main actors together while trading away the top pick in consecutive years, so I’m sure that’s what will happen. And now I know that Williams and/or Maye will be a generational QB if the Bears miss out on them.
  12. Possibly my favorite actor. This sucks.
  13. And they managed to end up with another Hall of Famer. Yet the Bears can’t find one truly good QB.
  14. That’s a crazy good two rounds for San Diego. Wow.
  15. He’d be a shoo-in if he stuck around a few more years, which he easily could have. He made his choice (which I admire) to leave the game early and focus on other things. The only way he’ll get in would be the player votes, whatever they call it.
  16. This is a franchise that has actually gone from winning the World Series to being one of the worst teams in baseball within two years. So, it’s not exactly surprising. I had to read that twice because I was sure his last name was Cabrera ?
  17. The Chiefs are used to getting the old Patriots treatment. At least one blatant BS call a game in their favor that leads to a win. I understand why they’re surprised.
  18. I think it’s pretty clear that you killed this guy by making this thread.
  19. Yes. Hard to even pretend that he doesn’t hate us anymore. This. At this point, I agree. Nobody. I would join the majority of Americans that just don’t care about baseball anymore.
  20. Don’t know how good of a baseball player he is, but he cooks up a mean shrimp.
  21. Are you in the Toronto area? Just seems like a random team for a group of friends to all like if they’re not in that immediate area.
  22. Man, people still sell themselves on Fields? He’s not the future. He puts together a good game here and there, and everyone convinces themselves that he’s figured it out. If you have two high draft picks, one of them better be on a quarterback.
  23. You are exactly right. And I, for one, am not going to push this team on my son. He can choose a team of his own liking that earns his attention.
  24. I don’t want to sound like I’m defending Boyer (because f*** everyone in this franchise), but that sounds more like there’s a history there. Probably something where JB asks for or believes he deserves more respect than he’s getting, but it comes across to Boyer as JB believes he deserves more respect than other employees. It’s probably something along those lines rather than a personal vendetta.
  25. I know it’s different for me, as I walk to the games, so I shouldn’t talk too much s%*#. I understand the draw of the parking. Just means nothing to me personally.

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