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Well, this is going to get super interesting.

womp

I've been using WeBull for a while, switched from RobinHood. WAY more info, but less intuitive interface. Better trading hours. Lord have mercy, I'm kicking myself right now. I've had positions on two of the meme stocks in the past (AMC, AA) but sold for longer, catalyst based holds. I also knew WSB was going to do it's GME rip but figured I'd hold onto my portfolio. Didn't expect eat-the-rich week to actually take off.

The problem there is the slogan is power to the player. Not power to the owner.

I'm convinced that Jerian Grant made $7.7M NBA dollars off this dunk: Also, everyone is forgetting Marquis Teague. Who GarPax took despite the fact that Thibs was begging for Draymond and the fact that Draymond (and players like Sato and Middleton) fit GarPax's drafting MO (more advanced than one and dones) and were on the board.

I think on that note, if there are any trade whispers about new starting pitchers, they can get a thread.

Liam Hendriks wouldn't have signed here if we did this.

Every time one of our threads derails this heavy, I just wonder how fanbases like the A's (not really done anything), Rays (traded their ace cause he makes more than $0), Twins (standing by and letting the Sox make moves to improve the team), and Cubs (lmao) are doing.

That's fair. I wonder what the trade would look like, because if you want Ball long term, what assets are you moving that New Orleans wants? If they want Sato or Thad as vet presences, you might have something, but I don't really feel the like the Bulls should toss their picks (even second rounders) or young assets like Simonović for a guy they can sign this offseason.

I'd rather wait until Ball is a free agent. I think he could be a good fit with this team in a playmaker role under Donovan, but his shooting is still putrid and he's going to be a FA this year. Re: Coby - it's pretty clear his destiny in Chicago (if he stays) is as a Ben Gordon sparkplug off the bench. We know he's a hard worker and he is in a tough position of trying to finally learn how to be a point guard, but at the NBA level, in a new system, after learning under Egghead. He looks bad right now, but he's look great in the past.

You know this first part how exactly? I only laugh react at genuinely funny stuff, since as bmags pointed out, it's positive reinforcement.

That was a short roller coaster of emotion.

@Orlando not sus

I have nightmares about Thome's walk-off against Thornton.

Eh, @Harry Chappas is right. Braun is the all timer.

This honestly helped sell me on Cruz even more.

Yes

This is what I'm wondering. NBC Sports Chicago's current ownership structure is 25% NBC Sports, 50% Reinsdorf, 25% Wirtz. I guess it could go back to being Comcast SportsNet if Comcast retains it's stake?

Worth noting that 4 of those came during those weird double All-Star game seasons. Still. An All-Star in twenty one seasons is fucking insane. He received MVP votes in 18 of those.

This is where I'm standing. Crochet was the only draft pick that got any burn last year and that's only gotten him into the back half, because guys ahead of him are basically locked in by default. Going off Pipeline (I don't have a BA subscription), if Abel or Detmers falter at all, you have to imagine the guy who blew past major leaguers will vault ahead of them if he blows past minor leaguers (assuming he's starting in the minors).

Let's celebrate the dude who could do this while facing constant death threats and racism, just because he was threatening Ruth's record (he also received an outpouring of love). And then let's celebrate the same dude who could have fun and voice a wacky role like Hank Aaron the 24th, the worst athlete of all time, in Futurama: B1dFKt.mp4

The Dodgers, man.

Same trade, wrong prospect. BA ranked Avery Weems #10 in the Sox system. Most of us hadn't heard of Avery Weems since his draft night.

Lion meat. We branching out.