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Idk going with Mendick, Engel, Leury seems like a wise move to me. Back up infielder, Back up outfielder, back up wherever he needs to play guy. Makes much more sense to me than having Lucroy and Collins on the team at the same time.

Because the guy who is safe normally doesn’t walk away. the only way it’s not a double play is if Maybin left before the other runner was tagged.

The lead runner is entitled to the base. Maybin was safe the other guy was out.

I thought that play should have been a double play and I thought I was going insane. Happy to get validated.

Yeah but there’s 27 teams in the same boat.

Not true. At the very least this is not fully understood and they can't yet say that vaccination doesn't prevent transmission.

There's so much depth in this thing that I think it's really unlikely you don't end up with two or three guys who are lights out. Don't really know who it's going to be, there will probably be someone. Also possible the bullpen ends up being crap, but I don't think that's likely.

I would think they'll sell those tickets easily even given the possibly suppressed demand..

Bee Gees documentary on HBO is very good, and paints Disco Demolition as the embarrassment it was instead of through some weird rose glasses.

I'd MUCH rather have Cordero than lopez

Idk about Illinois, because this is the first i've heard about this, but I know in NJ it's pretty much just the honor system.

Cases may, and probably will go up, but I don't expect this to get out of hand again.

It's a combination of too late, and to be honest, too risky. He's built up enough resume to demand a big offer, but not quite enough where you're comfortable giving him a ton of money.

The best University in all of Mount Greenwood.

Collins looks slim

Will TA going to right ever get old?

Oh brother this guy stinks

Anybody know the pitching plan?

The state PD is putting like 12,000 people a day or something absurd like that through McCormick place. It’s insane.

Thinking that is going to happen ≠ wanting that to happen.

Found out I can get a shot on Wednesday and just about cried

I can't get over how similar the peaks ended up, with how different the level of mitigation was between the two. And if it comes down to seasonality, are we going to see another spike soon?

I don't think there's hard evidence yet that says longer than three months, but it's expected to be longer. So they can't say anything more than 3.

Deadening the ball isn't going to make people want to walk less, or make pitchers stop being unhittable mutants.

Seems like it's 50/50 honestly. Know a lot of people it knocked out and a lot of people who shook it no problem.