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I assume you mean on a personal level, but Clevinger has arguably been our best starter.

Quick! Everyone reply in the Fire Grifol thread. We need 105 more pages ASAP.

Results: They are needed. I saved you time. Pay me.

Instead of voting for change, the people of Chicago keep doubling down on more and more liberal mayors and aldermen. You get what you vote for.

No, there’s an Air Force high school or something directly next to the park. You could literally hit the park with a rock from it.

You misspelled “untouchable”.

Which means he’ll start 140 games next season.

Three pages for a Sox-Cubs game thread? Ouch.

I know I should know that player, and the name DOES sound familiar, but I can’t remember him even after looking him up.

Tex, now you’re defending the Marlins/Loria and professing your disappointment with one of your favorite players? You need to get a grip, my man.

I think I heard that the picture is years old. Sucker punch? Anderson threw the first punch. The first three, in fact. I’ve only been back a couple of months, but it’s pretty obvious that you’re a troll haha.

Seriously, it shows that they still don’t know what their plans are. They picked up a couple of “future” catchers in the trades. Unless Perez is meant primarily to mentor them, I don’t understand the potential move.

Days later and this post still makes me laugh. And it’s getting no love.

Serving pain haha. First of all, it wasn’t a brawl. It was a one-on-one fight. And to call Ramirez soft after he put our guy on his ass is hilarious. He may be soft, but what does that make our guy? Neither one of them looked like they’d ever thrown a punch before, but the results are what they are.

True, hard to keep your balance while barely conscious.

Without reading any replies before posting, let me be clear. These two grown men squared up with each other. They were both willing combatants. These fucking morons think the other players should have jumped Ramirez or something? Your boy put up his fists first and proceeded to get slapped off his feet. He took the L. The fight is over. You wanna throw a brushback pitch at Ramirez the next time he’s up? Go for it. You don’t “protect your boy” when he gets himself into a fair fight and loses. You get his knocked-the-f***-out ass out of there to prevent further damage, just like they did. Then you probably have a conversation with your boy about not talking s%*# and getting into fights when you clearly can’t fight.

I’m sure they could easily do it, but it would probably have to be cheaper than the entire package. People are willing to spend tons of money to watch football, so they’re willing to buy the entire package to just watch their own team. Why pare it down and likely lose money?

That, or just use the opposite elemental arrows.

Yes, all of them. They’re pretty easy when you figure out how to fight them. You pretty much are gonna waste a couple of good weapons each time though.

But add to the occasional games postponed or forfeited due beheadings and kidnappings.

Oh yeah, it would come in super handy. And also when fighting Lynels, Frox, Gleeoks, etc. I don’t think I have any side quests to complete. I’d have to compare what I’ve done to a walkthrough, but I’ve been around the map so many times that I can’t imagine there’s any more to do.

A few months later and I’ve completed a little over 90% of the game. Pretty much just trying to max out all the armor sets. It’s freaking impossible to get the number of fire and electric lizalfos tails needed haha. Those are pretty much the only things preventing me from maxing out. I keep trying though. And I know the payoff to getting all the korok seeds is a joke, but it would still be nice to do it. It’s the one thing I didn’t accomplish in BOTW. I’ve been everywhere on the map, and I’m still just short of 800 seeds of a total of 1,000. You basically have to use online guides or wear the korok mask while retracing the entire map a second time to find them all. It’s never happening.

There are two things we know for sure. 1.) They will not have Soxfest. 2.) There will be no front office changes.

I’m sure he’s trying to save his job. 100 losses seems like a guaranteed firing. Probably not for the Sox, but any other organization.

There really aren’t many options, and they need to pump up somebody in a desperate attempt to keep fans interested. And I don’t like to point to race in most cases, but this is also a race-based move. Basically every white guy I know that cares about the Sox at all (a shallow pool to be sure) has a giant hard-on for Vaughn. I believe it’s the perception that he’s a humble, quiet, and hardworking player. Those things may even be true, but he’s not a very good player.