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A Biden indictment will influence the same number of people as the Trump indictment. A very small number.

Unless there are injuries, I don't think even a lights out camp would get him up north.

There is no doubt that all kinds of bad things could happen to their pitchers and probably will, but if the season started now and they wanted to go with six starters, it would be a tough choice demoting one of those eight.

If the season started today, they would have eight relievers pretty much locked in to start the season. In that case, six starters would not be an option. Somebody will get hurt, but it seems like 6 starters is not the plan. Foley Holton Lange Chafin Vest Faedo Brieske Miller

The Tigers have a team option on Miller for 2025:

I thought that was Nook Logan.

Is that a bad thing?

The pitching half is getting competitive with a chance to be very good. The other half needs work.

#Trumpsmells has been trending for hours. Some pretty solid photos there.

It's hard to imagine he wouldn't be based on his season last year.

Another small sample size, but another great poll for Haley in NH: https://americanresearchgroup.com/pres2024/rep/nhrep.html

I think Olson and Ibanez are starters at the beginning of the season.

If he's Zimmermann, then they just dump him because he's not getting paid much.

I found this: https://digitalcommons.wku.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?article=2106&context=ijes#:~:text=Since softball rules do not,foot is still in contact

Need to score that run though.

yes, I had forgotten what it was about because there was so much talk about Russia. I think they couldn't find enough there, so they despertately switched to Ukraine. All of it was worth investigating, but nothing impeachment worthy. It seemed to me like they wanted an impeachment and were looking for something to get one. Of course, the Clinton impeachment was silly too. Impeachment should be used for extremely serious crimes which threaten our national security or our constitution. January 6 qualifies.

The whole Rusian colluson thing was way overplayed. There was probably some truth to it, but I never saw any solid evidence that there was any collusion or that it swung the election. It was worth investigating, but the impeachment was weak. I think the weakness of the frst impeachment made the totally legitimate second impeachment suspect in some eyes.

Tigers are signing Shelby Miller. He hasn't been good since 2015 but showed some promise in his come back last year (although not as good as his ERA). A low risk low upside signing, but someone who should make the team out of spring training.

Also, I think you are good at math and logic!

He lost his 6th grade spelling bee because he could not spell "cat" and he complained that it was a conspiracy.

He called 2016 rigged before the election too. He would have done the same thing if he lost that one. He is completely full of **** and 40% of the country still believes everything he says.

My family was educated in the humanties, but terrible at math. I think they believed the same as you did, especially my father. I actually think the thing that taught me that you can get better at something through hard work and prtactice was running cross country and track in high school. Other sports can do that too, but I think that success in competitive running is more purely based on what you put into it. Math was not that easy for me and I struggled at it many times along the way, but when I knew what I was doing, I liked it better than my other classes. That is probably why I stuck with it.

I know people who honestly believe the election was stolen. They honestly don't get how the great Donald Trump could possibly lose a fair election. They live in their bubble and some lefties live in bubbles too.

but, in many cases, their pre-existing prejudices were forcefully confirmed to them by people with an agenda. They believe it to be true.

That is probably my all-time favorite baseball book.