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I am going to guess CSN will get as much of it as they are allowed to get.

I mean seeing as the world seems to be going out of its way to make sure that Gio never pitches for the Sox, his arm either needs to fall off, or COVID shuts baseball down again.

So did I. He is incredibly talented. I have watched him his entire career starting with when Whose Line is it Anyway came to the United States. I was still blown away.

Our first time we actually got to see Wayne Brady as Aaron Burr, and holy crap was he incredible. We saw 4 different ones over the time the show was here, and he blew everyone else away.

As a literal Hamilton junkie, I was kind of thinking the same thing when this was announced. I was excited to see the original broadway cast (I saw the show in Chicago 7 different times, 3 by winning the lottery, but never saw it in NYC), but thought it would kind of be the same staging as is typical of the filming of a broadway show. The previews they have ran so far give me a lot of hope that they are doing to do the show justice by utilizing tons of angles and not just the simple ones typical of these shows. I have gotten WAY more excited in the last week. The Trib's critic said it was literally the best staging of a broadway show to movie he has ever seen.

As roster settle out, it wouldn't shock me to see his name come up. The kid needs reps worse than pretty much anyone in this organization.

My company has products centered around SEC and Fed reporting, and I can confirm that most companies are a mess when it comes to big data.

Really happy to see him back and playing again. Even past the baseball aspect, but for his own mental health.

On this date in 1910- The original Comiskey Park opened. On this date in 1990- The Sox were no hit by Andy Hawkins, and won. Today- Bobby Bonilla is the highest paid player in baseball.

It debuts on Friday on the Disney plus streaming service. Anyone else seen the show live and/or looking forward to this as much as I am? The previews seem like it will do the stage version justice.

The government HAS to replace income if they want this to start to put this virus down until a vaccine can be created.

Which is another way of saying this has a really high chance of being a flukey season, so a team has to be ready from day one. Think of it this way, a 60 game season when compared to the 162 game season means each game this year is worth 2.7 in a normal season. A bad week is more like a bad month than a bad week. A bad month is the end of a season.

Another one for the UDFA signing list. https://athletics.aurora.edu/sports/baseball/roster/aj-gill/10663

The teammate snitching on him is the new part.

I thought 2020 was universal but 2021 was not because they couldn't agree?

That's the answer right there. You also won't play him over McCann at C, so catching ABs are pretty much out of the question even before you get to his lack of catching skills. DH is going to be a pretty limited position for opportunities as well.

If your start goes 3-4 or innings, versus the ~6 they normally do, you are probably using 1 to 2 more pitchers per game than you normally would. Seeing as you can't use the same pitchers every day, it means you really do need at the very least a couple of more arms more than you would normally staff. 3-4 may well be the right number.