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i didn't follow it too closely so i'm not sure. @Scotty@AW might have more info.

the post game spread in the clubhouse should be a lot more interesting.

fingers crossed on shoemaker. we sure could use his help.

hey, don't rob me of my moment.

you're still missing an awful lot. and you're still attacking, which proves the point.

and it's about a million times better than any other vegan dessert option.

and yet they pride themselves on being inclusive of anything and everything.

but tdawg.

not at all. from what we've all seen, your contribution here is pretty minimal. i don't think you post on any of the other forums, so talking about baseball is pretty absent from your limited repertoire. but regardless, your posts here are always the same - you're lecturing us, but you don't really discuss things. people who disagree with your extremism are berated and ridiculed. that's bully behavior of the worst kind. it calls into question why you even want to be here.

how shocking to see a homie in a raiders jersey near the guy getting shot. what's that old expression about "just another day at the races"?

ever had a vegan dessert? not worth the time or trouble.

no worries. i'll help keep t-diddy grounded.

????? which of our plethora of injured players were injured when we got them?

Watched Patriot Day this afternoon, about the 2013 Boston marathon terrorist attack. Man, that was an intense and emotional movie. The brothers were pure evil.

Maybe he could remind the players who hit after him that they should try to drive him in.

And that's exactly why he will be grossly overpaid and should be avoided by the halos.

At the memorial service for Dr. Frank Jobe, one of his surgical team members said as they looked across major league rosters, it was somewhere around 60% of pitchers who have had TJS. It was a very anecdotal comment, but it addresses the idea that the surgery is "pretty rare."

Excellent! Keep up the good work, Jimmy!

West is a clown. didnt even know this was a thing until seeing the halos play the mariners in July. We sat close enough to the field that we could see the mariners left fielder pull his cheat sheet out of his pocket and use it to position himself. Seemed like a pretty darn good idea to me.

So I'm saying it's a misguided plan to protest injustices at home while playing abroad. Their protest is likely lost on that particular audience. or maybe you totally support the 6 or 7 people who gather and March outside the federal bldg in Westwood on a Tuesday morning protesting gov't farming policies in Croatia.

I Craig'd you? Sweet!

the habit has a veggie burger that's pretty good.

barely survived game 1 today, 77-31. of course there's a concern about giving up 4 TDs to a team the caliber of oregon state. always plenty to work on as the season moves along. Go Bucks!

Shhhhh!!!!! you'll ruin everything.

ouch. he started off so well. hope they can help him figure it out quickly.