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  1. MrTPlush
    If anything, why not just do a full on suicide squeeze? Pitcher is absolutely hurting for strikes, he is likely getting a hell of a fastball over the plate or another awful pitch he fouls away.
  2. MrTPlush
    Packers drafting a WR 1st round hosting the draft is wild. lol
  3. MrTPlush
    We control Contreras till he is 29/30, it’s perfect…a dream. We don’t actually have to give him a contract extension so he is an overpaid player someday.
  4. MrTPlush
    Disclaimer: I’m not that old, I’m not a purist, I have zero issues with what can currently be challenged. I find ABS to be incredibly cringe and a hard watch. It’s just not enjoyable to me. While the video attached shows a blatant call, I also watched one where the batter was ‘right’ on a ball literally (with the naked eye) on the line of the strike zone. I could see this being a fine system if it was virtually instantaneous and automatically corrected blatant wrong calls. Like the one above where it is way out or a strike easily in the zone. My enjoyment following baseball has rapidly tanked in recent years and stuff like this makes me want to watch it even less. Ever since we got virtual strike zones everyone has become an expert umpire. It’s annoying and you can’t watch a game without people moaning about it. Half the time they are wrong and don’t even understand what a strike is (thinking at least half a ball needs to be over the plate etc.)
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    Right? Good riddance, this is a day to celebrate even if the return was a bag of dog poop. 2021 Postseason - Punched a wall and left his team high and dry. 2023 Postseason - Garbage 2024 - Missed most of season with a back injury. 2024 Postseason - Blew our Season Back injury, punched a wall to screw his team, and garbage in the postseason. Not going to help garner a bunch of interest to get a high return.
  6. MrTPlush
    That’s just an idiotic call. Lol It worked, but just laughably dumb.
  7. MrTPlush
    Truthfully the collapse of Badgers football was inevitable. Honestly, it’s amazing they stayed so good so long on the way they built their football team. The question becomes: what is rock bottom? How long to recover? Will they just become a middling team like Minnesota/Nevraska/etc.
  8. MrTPlush
    I think people are a little to used to Rodgers for years and years. Also, I think people don’t truly realize the current state of QBs in the NFL..they just ain’t the dominant force they were in the Manning to Rodgers era. Allen? Burrow? Meh…if prime Aaron Rodgers played in this era he would be regarded as the best QB in history by a mile. If Love can progress to be a little smarter of a QB and maybe find more consistency…I think he can lead a team to a Super Bowl trophy.
  9. MrTPlush
    Is who he is at this point it seems, unfortunately.
  10. MrTPlush
    I mean....hard to argue this isn't a good description for it anyway...
  11. MrTPlush
    They honestly looked great until Wilson let a 20 yard dart bounce off his chest and basically go the other way for a TD. The next drive they let a 35 yard field goal get blocked. At that point they were just grasping for a miracle by the time they got the ball again. It is a lot of talent, but it really just isn't meshing the way it needs to yet.
  12. MrTPlush
    A lot of stupid mistakes, but this honestly felt like a nice win. The defense was really good. Gave up a bit on the ground, but Stroud was hopeless nearly the entire game and 3rd downs felt impossible. The offense did a lot through the air and on the ground. Start cleaning up the mental miscues and that was a well oiled machine out there today.
  13. MrTPlush
    LETS GO!!!! never a doubt
  14. MrTPlush
    Alright, do that again. Lol
  15. MrTPlush
    That was a total gift by the Texans. All we will need is a FG. What is the difference between 2 minutes and timeouts and 2 minutes with no timeouts. 2 minutes is plenty with or without timeouts.
  16. MrTPlush
    Hang time matters. Booming it 60+ yards doesn’t matter much if your team can’t get down the field and the returner gets a big running start.
  17. MrTPlush
    WE DID IT!!! We had a good punt return!
  18. MrTPlush
    Someone tell Alexander to shut up.
  19. MrTPlush
    I was thinking the same. Either he was early or the entire rest of the team was late. Lol
  20. MrTPlush
    LA game
  21. MrTPlush
    I’m not going to complain about scoring touchdowns…but I sure wish we were burning more clock.
  22. MrTPlush
    Yah, I always think this. Lots of bad throws and epically terrible decisions at the end of games. Except Favre played mostly in an era that such play was good because there weren’t a ton of ‘throwers’…that isn’t quite as good of a way to play in the current era.
  23. MrTPlush
    The only thing in Nixon’s defense is the two Packers defenders were barreling exactly through the path where he was going to need to catch that. Had he tried to catch it, I’m not sure the result is any prettier as I think the two blockers were going to plow him over, probably before he even got the ball to touch his hands. Id have to watch it again, but honestly, Nixon might have been hosed no matter what he did.
  24. MrTPlush
    That was cringe Nixon.
  25. MrTPlush
    He also lives in the Milwaukee area. I mean...it is just a crazy take. I guess anyone that takes a job outside of Wisconsin isn't a Wisconsin sports fan anymore.
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