Sports_Freak

Thats what I get for reading the Free Press. A LH SP for St. Louis? No, he's RH. This lineup had me confused at first because I remember reading this today;

Games on free TV this season;

McGonigle is going to get a massive amount of love from the fans when he's introduced. He's taken the fan base by storm.

Yeah....where would we be without Jenkins? I doubt we even win the division...

Missing 8 free throws and some terrible calls by the officials made it closer than it should have been. But still, a win against a quality opponent. Magic # to clinch the East is down to 1. Bold prediction? Pistons will win the Eastern Conference. 😅

There you go....punched in the head...no call...

Knee contusion. He bumped knees.

Pistons lost a challenge. Watch, every close call will now go against us.

Is this why fans have been watching the Minnesota results all season? We have their 1st round pick or something?

NFL owners are billionaires. And billionaires want more billions...😆 But I kinda agree with them. People (players) want to make a lot of money? Sure, OK. If they do a good job (play good). You think players should make top dollar if they don't perform? I see too much of that in other sports. Players sign huge guaranteed contracts, stink, and teams are stuck paying them and keeping them. I say...either perform or get out...think about Javy Baez....no way is he even worth half of his salary. If the Tigers cut him, they still gotta pay him.

But beating the teams you're supposed to beat is a sign of a good team. With that being said, that loss to the Nets still irritates me. We had that game won and let them make an amazing comeback. The worse loss of the season, IMO.

Don't forget about Stewart. Just having him in the game and we probably win. Didn't Robinson and Harris also sit out that game? Thats 5 players that would have made a huge difference. Its amazing we were even in the game, let alone taking it to OT.

Take away the guaranteed money a team promises a player and I would agree. Its an agreement to pay for services. A player signs a contract and they should honor it. The same as a team honors the guaranteed money. Has a team ever refused to pay that part of a contract? But there has been players, under contract, who refuse to report without a new agreement. Which is usually more money...

Another Executive Order for the courts to knock down; https://www.nytimes.com/2026/03/31/us/politics/trump-mail-in-ballots-voting-executive-order.html

People say this season struggles so far are a small sample size? You're correct, it could just be a continuation of last seasons collapse. Nothing was done in the off-season to address our weak hitting lineup. Our strength should be our pitching but we just lost a 1-0 game. And we have 1 home run in 6 games? We're due...

The D-Backs bullpen...time to EAT!!

The kid sure can play 3rd base.

Now I'm cussing out Torres. Sometimes I hate sports...

I thought it was Javy I was cussing out...lol

Lefty on lefty and an 0-2 count. Shouldn't ever happen ..

Could it be your internet connection?

Players who sign contracts should never be allowed to hold out. They should be sued for breach of contract. I've yet to see a team refuse to pay a player under contract and just say..."they're not worth the money we agreed to pay them...."

I got a picture for you and it's not for winners;

Skubal locks Hinch in his hotel room so he's not tempted to use his bullpen. 😁

Jake broke for home in a really good job of base running. There wasn't a play at home and like you said, nobody was covering 1st base. It was a hustle play for Detroit, all the way around.