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  1. Indeed. Lots to dream on. The 35.7% K rate in Low A ball is noteworthy. But 2:1 K:BB overall is fine. He is a raw tantalizing 19-year-old. Everything I thought he might be, honestly.
  2. LHP Jared Koenig threw 3 sinkers in his inning of work. He averaged 91.2 mph. That is 3.0 mph below his already tick down yearly average. We can likely just kiss his 2026 good bye at this point. 😔
  3. Tyler Black stays hot. Walk off come from behind game-winner to the deep eight CF gap. Heck of an attempt by the Bats CF'er:
  4. Very interesting and thanks for posting! Yeah. Fischer. Whoa. Also, the young Bucks continue to showcase the depth of their talents.
  5. An American Agrarian icon has passed. He is a poet laureate for the Do Good Farmer and agrarians among us. Wendell Berry completely transformed me as a young man. His words changed my thinking and my approach to farm life. I was a young buck in my 20's living alone on a 600 acre remnant Savannah cattle ranch in Clear Lake, Minnesota (about 20 minutes East of St. Cloud). I daily walked the lands and harvested young oaks to be felled and draw knifed to make fence posts to repair the miles of barbed wire fencing. I often camped among the Hereford cattle in a tent with my horse hitched after long days where I was too tired to make it back to my barn loft apartment. To be young again and transforming. It was there I memorized this passage from his poem The Peace of Wild Things: "When despair for the world grows in me and I wake in the night at the least sound in fear of what my life and my children's lives may be, I go and lie down where the wood drake rests in his beauty on the water, and the great heron feeds. I come into the peace of wild things who do not tax their lives with forethought of grief. I come into the presence of still water. And I feel above me the day-blind stars waiting with their light. For a time I rest in the grace of the world, and am free." This poem essentially lives in my bones. I lost a Hero today. RIP, Wendell. Your words will live on.
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  6. Accidentally first posted this in the Greater NFL Discussion thread. PS Signings have commenced. Nyjalik Kelly is back. Love him as an Edge prospect CB Domani Jackson back as well looking to evolve his game (did not look the part fresh returned from injury). S Mark Perry has left the building - I would too after that camp - he deserves an opportunity.
  7. PS Signings have commenced. Nyjalik Kelly is back. Love him as an Edge prospect CB Domani Jackson back as well looking to evolve his game (did not look the part fresh returned from injury). S Mark Perry has left the building - I would too after that camp - he deserves an opportunity.
  8. I am likely too geeked about the sudden upside and youth on our D-Line. But, man alive, we have some big guys who can collapse the pocket and we have Hargrave playing under Gannon which feels like a very good match. The Anthony Campbell story and what he put on tape (yes, I know vs 2nd and 3rd stringers) is kind of unbelievable. That is a BIG man who can move. I do have a hard time feeling there isn't something going on with the Edge room. Trade? Vet add? I don't know how we can realistically look at that room - despite some youth and legitimate upside - and think we're set until Micah gets back. Way too many question marks and injury concerns, IMHO.
  9. What's Love got to do with it? Who needs a Sweep when a Sweep can be Motion?
  10. Packers also trading for Rams TE 24 yo Mark Redman. Bizzy day at Lambeau! Sturdivant also made the 53. Love to see it!
  11. Whoa. That's interesting.
  12. Great ?. I don't think so? And if he did, certainly not many. I do remember he shifted back to an emergency fill-in WR role with the same stone hands he's always had.🤣
  13. I hear You. But, the org absolutely loves what he stands for. I mean he willingly switched to CB last season for need. ST core player. Whether we like it or not he is a huge member of the culture and locker room desired criteria. They have Moore for Sheppard's role and Sturdivant is the rosterable big upside WR. Every org has Naylors and Sheppards it seems every summer. Very hard to crack rosters as fringe WR. Hope they come back to the PS!
  14. No 1st Rdr? No problem. That is a lot of Cheddah!
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