buddha

if dingler pans out, he seems destined for jake rogers territory. low ba with some pop. that's not a terrible outcome for a second round pick. its still very early in the year. hopefully he picks it up and starts raking at erie.

i've read glenn's name mentioned for years now. parcells guy. the league knows him. he got interview buzz last time. if he keeps his nose clean and there is nothing in his past (like with bienemy) then he should be on the fast track in the next couple years.

santana is really struggling right now, but he's so young that its all projectability with him.

the guy with the .200 ba and 704 ops at his second straight year in double a? he'll need to turn it around quick to get to where tork and greene were.

glenn will get one next time. he's been mentioned for a while now.

who do you think will get a hc job first?

that's lower wacker drive. its kind of a big street. and they set it on fire. they do it a lot. oh, five people got shot in the tourist area of river north north this weekend. ho hum.

https://cwbchicago.com/2022/05/loop-drag-racers-drive-donuts-around-spectators-surrounded-by-ring-of-fire-on-wacker-drive-video.html downtown chicago this weekend (and many weekends). check out the video. just crazy.

here's the thing about glenn. he seema like a great hire and a great dc....but he's gone after next year. if he sticks around for two more years it will be a miracle or the lions really sucked next year. he's on the short list for head coaching jobs.

if youre trading larkin you shoukd get more than what the sabres got for eichel. eichel was damaged goods and they had to deal him. i wouldnt trade larkin unless you got a godfather package from somebody like the kinga who have high level talent to spare and may be looking to speed up their timeline.

the lions may not value the lb position that highly anymore, but they still need some. they lost their best lb from last year in jrm, and that's not saying a ton. hopefully brooks takes some big steps this year or they sign someone, cause what they have is not very good.

lambert is interesting, but would that mean we'd have to play like the islanders? i'd rather get more talent and open it up.

the tigers will win 3 games in a row and you'll all be talking playoffs again. lol.

"Thib-oh-NO! first round bust comes up small on the field, while partying all night"

no

btw, great job to whomever gave chris hinton the advice to leave school early. undrafted.

lots of good udfas out there.

it may also explain why the tigers' pitching has done well so far...

sergei!

any june 1 cuts or salary cap casualties the lions can sign at linebacker????

new england takes what they get and makes a good team out of it almost every year. let's give belichick his due, he's probably the best coach in nfl history. but on paper, their drafts are never rated highly.

no surprise. it was time for a change.

its also been really cold. the hitting may pick up as the weather gets warmer.

people got really excited when they signed a shortstop who will hit 240/310/450 and traded for a competent corner outfielder. like you said, expectations were really high based on assumptions that mize/skubal/manning would all be great and greene/tork would be competing for rookie of the year. rookies struggle, even really talented ones. it takes a long time to build an organization if youre not going to spend a bunch of money like old man illitch did. all this said: its still really early in the season. they have time to get healthy and turn it around.

surprised to see perrion winfrey still on the board. teams must see him as a workout warrior because he dominated the senior bowl. engabare is there too. both of those guys had some late first early second talk for a while. still a lot of decent tight ends and corners left (josh jobe?) not a ton left at linebacker.