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probably playing with grass or something.

Could be. I was able to record it and rewind and all that

"Professional Hitter" You had to say that every time Jefferies name was mentioned.

That's why it's in alphabetical order!

For me I can tell he's heavily lyrically based and I struggle with that. I need a groove or a hook musically, something to bop my head or tap my foot to. Badlands comes close to me as one I can listen to regularly, aside from the mid 80's poppy stuff like Glory Days and Dancing in the Dark. But I don't consider that the crux of his catalog. I've seen videos of boomers at shows singing along with Badlands and I respect it. Maybe it's how I felt seeing Foo Fighters a few years ago... like "Yes, this is my young adulthood and now I'm in my 50's..." I saw him once say that he wanted to be Dylan but Dylan that they played on the radio.

That's gotta cause a conflict for some... who are the good guys?

yep. 95% of fans don't see those charts. But when an umpire has to constantly point out his call was wrong in front of the camera?

Prime has a streaming channel of AMC shows and I routinely throw that on if it's BB or BCS. Even during that format it's better. BB was great and I get why some like it more than BCS. I'm not knocking it. BCS had more depth.

My question was more about any value you place on a catcher for being “good” at it. Is that a thing? I don’t know.

I wonder what this will do with pitch framing.

Me too. And I will grant hitters leeway early on as they have to learn to trust their instinct. The reactions I’ve seen make it sound like it’s part of a deep strategy. I don’t think so. There’s no time for that. Some guys may see numbers and find out “I would have won these so I will challenge more”.

I’ve tried twice to get into him and I just can’t. I know he’s great and am not knocking him or his fans. Just not for me.

I believe it’s less than that. Almost instantaneous. One hitter was denied because he sort swung his bat back up to set himself up for the next pitch. Less than 2 seconds.

He’s done opening day before. I’m sure he will be there even as a fan if he’s not got an obligation of some sort.

I totally read that name too when looking and still skipped past it. Gehringer wore #3 briefly and Greenberg #7.

Tiger pitchers wearing single digits as a uniform number #2 Al Aber 1953, Elon Hogseth 1944 #5 Jake Mooty 1944 #6 Art Houtteman 1946 #8 Bots Nekola 1933 #9 Jack Flaherty, Jack Wilson 1947

And I’m wondering if they are sort of tracking themselves. See how much they can trust their initial gut. “Am I good at this?”

Read up on his wiki page. I don’t think Goldwater would have went along. He consistently spoke out against the religious right and in tne 80s and 90s said the party had been taken over by kooks.

Interesting. I will play with DVRing tonight on xfinity

Goldwater and Ike would not be republicans today. Nixon might have been what Lindsay Graham is. Definitely not the Bushes. Reagan is someone I am not sure on. I could argue both ways. I wish I could have seen what William F Buckley would have w written

The abandonment of those principals by those in power, I know many intellectuals still cling to it and are never trumpers, but i mean the politicians themselves,tells me the principals were just bull**** to rope in voters for the real battle-the culture war.

The best nicknames are ones you wouldn’t know right away

He had a special character Ka$h69

That guy set off the BB universe. That got Mike in touch with Nacho with got mike with Gus, which got Walt in touch with Gus... all for some baseball cards