No, I only use Safari. Strange. Next time you use the site a lot, afterward go to Settings, Battery, and scroll down, What percentage of battery usage does Safari have?
It’s always risky to make these kinds of lateral moves but it was a good bet to sacrifice prospects for money and contract length before you even get to the superior performance level of Renfroe this season.
It’s always risky to make these kinds of lateral moves but it was a good bet to sacrifice prospects for money and contract length before you even get to the superior performance level of Renfroe this season.
What kind of phone do you have and what browser are you using? I'll try to replicate this issue as soon as I am able. My phone is an iPhone and I've never seen anything close to this issue happen to me and I'm usually browsing both Twins Daily and Brewer Fanatic at the same time.
He’s also a human being and deserves basic respect for making a decision that was his to make. He didn’t hurt anyone by deciding to opt out, as you said, “he’s playing a kid’s game”.
I find this take really sad and non-empathetic. People have reasons to make these decisions during a pandemic and those decisions are their own to make.
I know this won’t go over well with entrenched fans but from a bird’s eye view, the Brewers are the best team in this division and by quite a lot.
Two weeks are just that, two weeks. The season is roughly 27 weeks.
Wow. Thank you so much for sharing this deeply personal take on Father’s Day.
My own father is still around and in my life but I can hardly call him a role model. So while I don’t understand this, I totally get it.
Wow. Thank you so much for sharing this deeply personal take on Father’s Day.
My own father is still around and in my life but I can hardly call him a role model. So while I don’t understand this, I totally get it.
A genuinely nice nod by the Brewers to let him get to vesting ten years of service time. It’s the kind of thinking we don’t see often enough in today’s game.
A genuinely nice nod by the Brewers to let him get to vesting ten years of service time. It’s the kind of thinking we don’t see often enough in today’s game.
The Brewers received a little over 11 rWAR for that $80m, which is about in line with expectations of free agent spending versus performance.
Obviously, one hopes for better than that in an FA deal but that’s how they usually shake out.
But Cain was worth about $30m in the first year of the deal so that feels like a really long time ago.