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The headline of the article says "Woodruff feeling healthy". It goes on to say: He hasn't experienced a setback of any kind. All they are saying is he may not start the game on March 26th. -
I'm very interested to see if his velocity comes back this spring.
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Ya can't keep everyone.
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Wonder if someone will put out a new graphic for 2026? From 2010:
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Yeah grass is greener and whatnot but I'm ok moving on.
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I caught F1 over the weekend. Seeing as it was a Jerry Bruckheimer flick, I was expecting formulaic fun and it didn't disappoint. Great action sequences, Brad Pitt being the coolest guy on the planet, and a contrived love story that didn't need to be there. All in all I enjoyed it.
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I thought Joel Edgerton would be nominated for Train Dreams. He earned it.
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He hurt his wrist in 2024. Might have not fully recovered last year
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Can cross this one off the list. It was fantastic. They close up shop in April and only do catering and their food truck all summer. Hopefully, I can get back one more time before then.
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From the game recap:
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Feels like the Brewers are setting themselves up for two or three years down the road. As Arnold mentioned, they have a ton of really good infield prospects in the minors. Something has to give. The elephant in the room is the potential/likely lockout after this season. I'd be shocked if the braintrust wasn't making moves with that in mind.
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There was a foul call on Winter near the end of regulation that looked like a block to me. The guy who called it was behind Winter and 15 feet away. Zero chance he actually saw contact. He guessed.
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It's home cookin'. My theory is the Refs subconsciously want to please the crowd.
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refs making sure they insert themselves into the end here
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hey we started last years off season thread in January! 😂
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Packers hired Christian Watson's college receiving coach: https://atozsports.com/nfl/green-bay-packers-news/packers-noah-pauley-wrs-coach-staff-christian-watson/ Noah Pauley spent the past three seasons as the wide receivers coach at Iowa State — in 2024, he was named the WRs coach of the year by FootballScoop.com. In the last two years, he was also a passing game coordinator.
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Seems like a lot of off-season stuff is going in the 2025 in-season thread.
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I caught Train Dreams on Netflix last night and loved it. It's about a guy living his life in rural Idaho right around World War I and all the joy, struggles, and heartache that entails. It reminded me of A River Runs Through It. It's certainly not for everyone as it's not plot-driven and there isn't a ton of action but the cinematography is gorgeous and Joel Edgerton is fantastic.
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The Rise and Fall of Reggie Dinkins on NBC is pretty funny. It's a midseason replacement, and they've only aired the pilot. It starts up again in March. The showrunner was a writer on 30 Rock, and it definitely has the same vibe.
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I finally caught Sinners on HBO. I respect when filmmakers bend genres and take risks, and this certainly fits both of those bills. I wish I had seen it in the theaters. Some of the shots would have really been neat to see on the big screen. I thought it was too dialogue-heavy, which is my big complaint about a lot of movies these days (Matt Damon lifting the veil on a potential reason why), and had kind of a choppy edit. I enjoyed the music and the visuals and the themes but I don't think this movie was any kind of game-changer or anything.
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Bucks must be in tank mode. No way any respectable team would keep Doc on at this point.
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this is just an FYI
