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Not sure I like running in front of Yelich unless it's a hit and run. -
Wendy Selig Prieb?
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Linblom has sick movement. If he could just harness it and cut down the walks he could be pretty solid.
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According to Baseball Reference he's done it once. https://www.baseball-reference.com/players/split.fcgi?id=braunry02&year=Career&t=b It says 2 games, but 1 game started so does that mean he pinch hit for the leadoff guy?
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And he's leading off today.
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There are a lot of interesting puzzle pieces on offense and a lot of potential to get creative with the formations and movement. I hope LaFleur takes advantage of that. It seems like there's a ton of flexibility: you've got Sternberger, Ervin, Deguara that can move all over the place, three headed running back attack, the return of St. Brown, maybe Begelton in the slot....I'm excited to see what they come up with.
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With the millions of dollars they have invested in scouts, employees, research, and other resources to help them make decisions, I certainly hope not. But for those of us sitting on a couch talking baseball out our backsides, it's probably a pretty reasonable tool considering our very limited time and access to knowledge on the subject. Given the preponderance of analytics it would surprise me if they didn't have some kind of valuation tool like the points thing they use for the NFL draft.
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Right but I think the goal is to make the testing process so easy and flexible that the lab could be almost anywhere so the number of places to process the samples would increase by several fold.
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He is a tick or two slower than he was pre TJ. Guessing that will come back by next year.
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Oof. Extra innings not ideal. Storms moving in.
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Knebel in the 9th if they still have the lead?
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Good news for sure. Says it's faster than the nasal test, but how fast? 15 minutes? A day? "Results are available in as little as three hours after completing the test" https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/coronavirus-spit-test-used-by-nba-nearing-fda-approval
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"I don't believe lineups matter all that much"
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AJ Dillon is a rather large individual.
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...who's still only 24 years old. At the very least, the Packers are still paying for his prime years. He could actually get another big deal after this one if he stays healthy.
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This is good news: https://www.espn.com/nba/story/_/id/29667299/fda-allowing-saliva-based-test-funded-nba
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Oh that's great. I hate Baez.
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This bullpen would have been fun to watch over a full 162 games
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I think some people are forgetting that Urias was a top 20 prospect as of Jan. 2019.
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Wenn ist Mikkel?? (inside joke with anyone that's watched Dark on Netflix)
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Deja Vu
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Be cool to see Rasmussen at some point in this series.
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Agreed. I don't think anything happens until the winter.
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College presidents were swayed by their lawyers not the media.
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If Williams small sample is the real deal then trading Hader is more palatable to me. He's not a free agent until 2024 so there's no rush to do anything though. Knebel is a guy they'll probably trade at some point. He's a free agent in 2022.
