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Railgun πŸ³οΈβ€πŸŒˆ
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Ex-Army current SWE. Loves: Music, Film, Lit, Languages, History, Linux. Depressed Dallas sports fan. Ohtani fanboy.
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Maybe but that’s not how football players think. They want to be there even if there’s a sliver of a chance they can do something.
Me checking on the score on the Seahawks-Commanders game after checking out on sports for the day.
Bills win! Mahomes is the only QB with 3 seconds on the clock it feels like he could still win it.
We have a place that does sewing classes and they have a stuffie making class!
The Bills endzone graphic always looks so damn crisp
Mahomes is capable of just such incredibly throws that it becomes really routine and you get numb to them
Kinda crazy seeing QBs you saw get drafted in those progressive backup QB commercials.
Packers are probably the closest to that in the NFL
How is the Texans offense this freaking bad?
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Recency bias notwithstanding, I feel like Vladito and Yamamoto are two of the most astonishing sustained postseason performances I've ever seen. I'm sure Madison Bumgarner has a case but I don't want care to think about him at this moment. I'd rather think about the cool guys.
I think if the Angels were a competent franchise that could put an actual team around him he would have stayed
He could have left. He chose to stay. We’ll never know his inner thoughts but my theory is that he absolutely despises fame and enjoys the daily grind of playing and the Angels let him play in relative obscurity compared to Chicago or New York.
Agreed. I feel like it’s damn near impossible to like 2 NFL teams unless they rarely play each other.
Them and Mexico and Great Britain and Japan should have an MLB team and Korea I don’t give a shit if it’s impractical it would be AWESOME
This World Series literally felt like a shonen anime
Blue Jays played amazingly and I felt like Vladdy was going to single-handily win it for them every time he was at plate
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They should and it should have been Back to Back
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Yoshinobu Yamamoto won Games 2, 6 and 7 of the World Series. He threw a complete game in Game 2, six innings and 96 pitches on Friday and came back Saturday to throw 2.2 scoreless innings on 34 pitches and induce the World Series-winning double play. A legendary performance.
Do you think Vladdy is hall of famer after this? That felt like a hall of fame performance.
It feels like there should be more baseball being played. Like it can be over?
Crazy how much harder of an opponent the Blue Jays were than the Yankees.