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Thank God Yolmer struck out. I didn't want to hear another anti sabremetric rant from this kook. I'm sick of Hawk

Someone told me that Fox’s television output will now reflect the views of its news division. So Last Man Standing and Tim Allen (a vocal GOP supporter) should feel right at home.

Scored tickets to see My Bloody Valentine. I've been listening to Loveless non stop recently

Here is a really good write up on Joey Bart from the Detroit Free Press. https://www.freep.com/story/sports/columnists/jeff-seidel/2018/05/17/detroit-tigers-joey-bart-fine-catch-no-1-mlb-draft/615256002/

Joey Bart. Kiley said that he expects him to be a fast riser too since he is so polished.

Witchita State website lsit Alec Bohm at 6'5 and 220 lbs

Right now I’m kind of hoping for Joey Bart. He’s the most advanced catcher to enter the draft since Wieters in 2007. He calls him own games (apparently Will Bannefield does too as a high schooler) and is very advanced behind the plate. He could be a fast riser through the system because unlike Zack Collins, he already knows how to catch. And unlike Collins, he’ll projects as a catcher long term. Everyone is saying that he’ll never hit for a high average but the power is real and he’s improved his plate disclipine when looking at his numbers. It seem more often than not, the teams who win in October are strong behind the plate.

I prefer Stewart because he has a 70/80 pitch in his curveball and he has better stuff than Liberatore, who is probably a better pure pitcher.

Atlanta just capped off an all time great season of TV

Not a movie but there's no TV thread. Atlanta just capped off an all-time great season of TV

Calm down Tomi

Just wait the three weeks and get the extra year of control. It'll be so worth it.

If the Sox were to draft Joey Bart what would that mean for Collins and Zavala? Would someone move off of the position?

http://www.tankathon.com/mlb

Moncada sitting out.... good for the tank

This series could have huge ramifications on the tank

Been working on a friend's film here in Chicago. It's her first time directing, so I was very excited to be apart of this and to do whatever I can to help her out on set as she figures out her process. We filmed in an old office building that we turned into an old dining room. Everyone was having a blast, music was playing (I like to bring a karaoke machine with me on my own stuff sometimes), we had great catering, everything was awesome. All that changed when one of the 'producers' came to set. While we're thankful for their connections that allowed us to use that space, they killed everyone's vibe and you could physically feel it too. They tried telling the director how to direct, actors how to read lines, where lights should go and when we were rolling they wouldn't stop talking. The two of us got into some really heated conversations throughout the course of the entire day because they were being disrespectful, wasting time and wasting money. This was supposed to be an eight hour day but ended up being twelve. This 'producer' was also an extra towards the end of the shoot and after they shot their scenes, they went to the bathroom without realizing that they were still mic'd up. We tried filming but our sound girl kept getting weird sounds from that microphone. She took her headphones off, played the feed out for us to hear but it was silent. After a moment we heard the messiest bowel movement in the history of bowel movements. It was thunderous to the point of being something that I will never un-hear. I never laughed so much in my life, it almost made dealing with all the bullshit worth it. Always turn your mic's off.

Where from in the UK. I know a few people from Kent and Essex. But welcome to the club, it's going to be a bumpy ride for the next year or two but the team is amassing quite a haul of young talent. You're getting in at the ground level of something that could be great for a long time. Welcome

I didn't see this before I posted, sorry

Despite his 1.50 ERA, Lopez has a FIP of 4.20. That's a differential of -2.70, so he's been very lucky to start the year.

I'm hoping the pick at 4 is either (In no particular order): Mize (No way he falls to 4) Swaggerty (They finally get their Benintendi, could be a fast riser) Scott (Very toolsy but can rake) Kelenic (The Sox connection is there) Stewart (Curveball is disgusting)

Embrace the suck

Starting him in the pen would help preserve innings. I'm not advocating that he stays in the pen all year, I'm just saying for a short period of time (2-3 weeks?) when he is called up. I want him to hit that inning benchmark too. I don't think Fulmer is struggling because he started in the pen.

Question: If Kopech is called up do you want him to start in the pen or do you want him to start in the rotation?

You pull him out of the game so that not hustling down the line/not 'playing the game the right way' doesn't become a regular occurrence.