Prayers up for a speedy recovery,
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35 Years of Misery & Counting
Prayers up for a speedy recovery,
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Honestly, people are overblowing what happened with the scuffle. These two teams have an intense rivalry with real feelings involved…thus, as expected, a fight or two will happen sometimes with the appropriate ejections and possible suspensions. All in all no one got seriously hurt and women’s college basketball gets more attention, which is a plus.
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Honestly, I never even watched Sharpe’s now-infamous and highly viewed Katt Williams interview. And that’s just because I’ve never been that interested in what Katt Williams has to say. That being said, ever since the Katt interview it’s pretty clear that Sharpe has gained a lot in both popularity and haters. Especially from online trolls, messy/lying comedians and former professional athletes who seem to be really envious of Sharpe’s rising success. And while Sharpe has every right to clap back at all of them. The NFL Hall-of-Famer would be wiser to ignore them, keep doing what eh’s been doing and keep counting that paper.
Much smarter than people give her credit for, getting pregnant by a 22-year-old NBA star allows Draya to secure a very nice bag until she’s at least 57.
I’m no football expert, but I’ll still go on a whim and say that this trade might be the worse in NFL history since the Vikings traded for Herschel Walker from Dallas.
Good to see Johnny Manziel taking a stand and dropping facts because Reggie Bush should be allowed to get his Heisman back.
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This is definitely crazy and unheard of. If it’s found out that Hardman did indeed game plans, he should never be allowed to play in the NFL again. In fact, if he’s as innocent he says he is he should sue.
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Gotta love how driven Alvarez is and his defense as well as handling of the pitching staff is above par. Now if he can hit about .240 to .250, cut down on the strikeouts and hit 30 HRs, he’ll give the Mets a shot at a wildcard berth this year.
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Honestly, I don’t think this is as a big deal as SAS and others are making it out to be. Because, simply put, not everything is about race–which is what SAS tried to attach to Bieniemy in the first place. And that’s certainly not the coach’s fault. Bieniemy, for whatever reason, could be such a bad interviewee that he decided to quit attempting to get head coaching jobs, stick it out as an offensive coordinator instead, still get paid handsomely and take the OC job that best fits him, whether that’s in the NFL or college football. Shoot, as we’ve seen time and time again, some coordinators are just meant to be coordinators.
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A few days ago the Boston Red Sox announced that they’d be wearing a patch this season to honor Tim Wakefield, the longtime Sox knuckleballer who passed away this offseason. Yet, the Mets haven’t said a word about honoring former player, coach and manager Bud Harrelson, who passed away last month. Is something amiss here? Granted, Harrelson wasn’t as beloved a Met as say a Gary Carter or Tom Seaver. But he did spend 13 years in NY, was a 2x champ (as player and coach) and was a 2x All-Star who spent a majority of his professional career with the club in a variety of capacities. Owner, Steve Cohen came to the Mets stating that he wants to embrace the team’s past and he’s done a pretty good job with that so far. Now he needs to do the right thing and honor Harrelson.
As their roster stands right now, I think the 2024 Mets will win at most 70 games. That said, it’s still nice to see Edwin Diaz back and healthy again as I expect our closer to perform at his usual sublime level and save 30 to 35 games this season.
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At this point it’s not even about Tylor getting another shot at the rotation. It’s about Tylor finally stepping up and taking advantage of the many chances he’s been given over the years.
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