RandyMarsh

It's stupid that they don't wait till atleast Memorial Day to schedule home games for teams like the Tigers. Make them play the first two months on the road in warm climates./s

Cowboys just traded a comp 5th to NE for Milton and a 7th. Only reason I bring this up is cause I remember late last season when Milton played pretty well some football guys I follow speculated that the Pats could parlay that play into an early day 2 pick. I thought that notion was ridiculous then and indeed was a rare time I was right.

I don't know about best especially as long as Jokic is playing but I do think with the right supporting staff to compliment and maximize his game he has a chance to be in that top 3ish discussion.

Funny how they sill call it a change up, I mean if you throw it every pitch and at the same speed what exactly are up changing up?

I wonder if all these games Cade is missing at the end of the year will effect his All NBA chances?

Yep! It was in regards to Vmart in the 2011 playoffs. My friends and I who were watching together started cracking up and it's still a bit of an inside joke to us to this day. Was hoping somebody on here would remember it.

Hope this doesn't linger cause after all baseball is a game of oblique angles and injuries.(Bonus points if you know this reference)

Did anybody see the Yankees exit velos? Sure they scored alot of runs but if all the EVs were just normal and what you would expect when striking the ball on the barrel how do we even know that these bats helped at all? Also be worth seeing if this effected their swing speeds as all. In golf there is a term called "smash factor", that's where you divide the ball ball speed by swing speed. Be interesting to see if there were any difference for the Yankees with these bats or last year.

Aaron Judge hit 3 HRs in the first 4 innings today and just missed hitting a 4th in the 5th inning but had to settle for a double. It's still in the 7th inning so he may have another shot at getting his 4th.

These are the reasons why it's hard to say whether they are just getting started and have a bright future or if this could end up being their ceiling. The other day on the radio they talked about the Pistons having one of the brightest futures in the NBA due to how young they are and how well they are playing but unlike most other instances where a team is very young they don't have a ton of ways to improve the team from the outside due to their payroll and lack of 1st round pick. Also they don't have many real expendable assets they could move to get a proven player that could take them to the next level. If they are ever going to take that next step it just looks like it is going to have to come from within. Ivey was playing really well before his injury, if he can come back and play at that level going forward that will certainly help. Then maybe Ausar adds more to his offensive game and maybe even Holland. If none of those things happen then this very well may end up just being an outlying year for us. /debbiedowner

The Pistons just became the first team in NBA history to triple their win total from the prior year. That is pretty wild especially since it wasn't due to adding a bunch of premium talent in the offseason like the Celtics did the year they got KG and Allen or Cavs adding Lebron and Kevin Love nor was it due to a generational draft pick like the Spurs getting Duncan(and a healthy Robinson back).

A lot of ifs but if that were to happen along with Tork bouncing back and Keith ending up being a plus player then that 2020 draft will look really good. It would be a feather in Al's cap to get 3 regulars out of only 5 rounds. But like I said a lot of ifs involved but not out of the realm of possibility.

Clinched a winning season and I believe reduced our magic number for the top 6 to 2.

He's joining ohtani in the 50/50 club ain't he?

Arnold's PFF grade was terrible but to me he looked much better on the eye test,especially the 2nd half of the year. Barring injury of course I think he is going to be a special one.