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QUOTE (southsider2k5 @ Jun 9, 2017 -> 11:04 PM) Awesome No comment possible without sending to the Filibuster...

https://www.yahoo.com/news/trumps-social-me...--politics.html WH social media director in ethics trouble for using official government account to go after GOP Rep. Justin Amash of Michigan. http://www.politico.com/story/2017/06/10/d...-profile-239381 Scavino profile

http://www.chicagotribune.com/news/local/p...0609-story.html Cubs planning next for skyboxes, jousting with mayor's office over security issues

http://www.espn.com/college-sports/basebal...super-regionals Oregon State pitcher asks for indefinite leave from team in wake of sexual abuse story...team won Super Regional game

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Not sure the Warriors can defend nearly as well as Michael, Pippen, Grant and Rodman did...yeah yeah different eras.

Curry and Thompson just couldn't ever get going offensively tonight. Green got distracted, Pachulia was lucky not to start a brawl. Ugly game except for Cavaliers shooting from perimeter and LeBron throwing an alley oop to himself off the backboard like in an ASG second half. GSW owners will be happy to pocket an extra $12 million and celebration on home floor, surely.

Lol...how is he hurting Frazier and Robertson? He prevented Robertson from being in another tie game!

Coming next, Draymond Green getting thrown out of the this game in the second half on a flop by Thompson or Shumpert. And yet ratings are up 22% from last year...and best overall since Michael's last Finals appearance. Not even Michael Bay could wreck this, but so boring to watch with matador/ole defense.

3 walks, homer and K for Moncada.

Farmer and DJ made a point about Leury always doing crazy plays, backward flips during drills...holding onto the ball a beat or two in center to dare the runner to advance so he can show off his arm. Someone's gotta clean that up. We know Cabrera and Abreu suck, but we need to get Anderson and Leury more focused out there. Seems Asche is quintessential AAAA player, 1.167 ops with climbing numbers of at-bats. Getting close to writing off Rymer Liriano.

QUOTE (Jose Abreu @ Jun 9, 2017 -> 04:17 PM) Unfortunately, AAA C Gio Soto was released today. LHP? Holmberg, Minaya, Infante, W Garcia and Engel...any could go.

Fulmer having one of his better recent starts, only a couple K's though. Era around 4.3 at the moment. Other than Jace Peterson, pretty lousy lineup for Gwinnett.

Nice offensive approaches this inning by the Sox, finally. Frazier up to .210, right behind Benintendi in ops.

Moncada homer on 10th pitch of ab against Medlen. 6 for last 39...but seems he is back to normal with two walks as well. #7.

Bad backup by Gonzalez....terrible from Melky. Whoever's coaching outfield defense might want to try a new way of getting through to them.

Indians only hitting .218 with risp.

2 walks for Yoan

http://www.milb.com/scoreboard/index.jsp?s...mp;ymd=20170609 Moncada walks, Fisher 3rd homer, Fulmer on the mound, no Robert yet Collins and Basabe start day at 223 and 215 respectively, although Collins is leading Moncada in ops Bueno moved up to AAA recently to play SS.

Start with Vanderbilt outfielder Jeren Kendall. The 21-year-old is ranked at No. 6 in MLB.com's Draft rankings because of his potential as a five-tool player. He stands out for his 70-grade speed and his defensive abilities in terms of range and arm power. However, Kendall has struck out 71 times in 287 plate appearances for a 25.5 percent rate that would likely be exacerbated in the pro ranks. His other numbers are solid (.312/.379/.569, 15 homers, 19 steals), but his struggles to make contact could be enough to keep out of the top 10. University of North Carolina right-hander J.B. Bukauskas, MLB.com's No. 7 Draft prospect, might also be trending down after a June 2 outing against Davidson. The right-hander gave up six earned runs on six hits and four walks in just 3 2/3 innings during an 8-4 loss in a NCAA tournament regional. Bukauskas was once thought to be a good bet to go in the top 10, but a pick in the teens might be more likely. College left-hander Seth Romero is also dropping down Draft boards, but more for off-the-field reasons than anything based strictly on performance. Romero was was given a 60 grade for both his fastball and slider by MLB Pipeline, while his changeup graded out as an above-average 55. Combine those with the fact that he throws from the left side, and Romero could have been a high pick Monday. However, he was suspended from the University of Houston earlier this spring for violating drug-related team rules and then dismissed in May after reportedly getting in a fight with a teammate. Some organization will take a chance on Romero's ability, but teams with high picks will shy away from investing in a player with such makeup issues. As for signability worries, MLB.com's Jonathan Mayo notes in his latest Pipeline Inbox that Texas high-school right-hander Shane Baz might be tough to talk out of his commitment to TCU. The 17-year-old comes in at No. 12 in MLB Pipeline's rankings, thanks to his plus fastball, cutter and slider, and that talent level should equate to a high pick. But if teams picking high in the first round feel solidly that he'll head to college, Baz could tumble. https://www.milb.com/milb/news/toolshed-201...486/t-185364810

http://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/1958794...itle-contenders What do the Cavs do about their Warriors' Problem (in the future)? Why would Indiana take Love for Paul George?

http://therealnews.com/t2/index.php?option...p;jumival=19293 Comey Hearing, Little New, More Doubts About Russia Gate For BB

https://www.vox.com/health-care/2017/6/9/15...d-very-bad-week ObamaCare's No Good, Very Bad Week

He's fighting with Vinicio and Cabrera, not Alvarez....and if Alvarez had a 750+ ops, he would be on the verge of a promotion.