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Well it did take those coaches 5 seasons to get him to fumble less. http://www.nfl.com/player/ahmangreen/2500887/careerstats

If I were an NFL team, I would be concerned about him fumbling. He had, what, 15 fumbles in roughly 7 million carries at Wisconsin? I think that concern is pretty extreme nitpicking. Taylor: 18 fumbles in 926 attempts Dobbins: 5 fumbles in 725 attempts I picked these two because they are from the same conference and both ranked about the same. With how important the turnover battle is in the NFL, I would be concerned. If Taylor is there in the 3rd round (not very likely), then go get him. I am never a fan of picking a running back high in the draft.

If I were an NFL team, I would be concerned about him fumbling.

Is there no integrity in black market sports betting?

I won't get bent out of shape if LoMo isn't with the organization on Opening Day.

Is the defense back for him as well?

To be fair OKC has played a lot of games recently and looked tired but yes that was a beat down. They were also missing Gallinari who is their Middleton. (yes I know we were missing our Middleton) I am very excited to see more Giannis/Marvin frontline combinations. I think this will be our death combo in the playoffs. I would love to end games with Hill, DDV, Middleton, Giannis, Marvin.

I'm curious why you think it's an overreaction? Experts believe it could infect half the world population. With a 2% mortality rate. That's a lot of people. I had my own thoughts on this (flu kills much more and the media is really pushing this) but Dr. Drew's commentary here is about right: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PWY0oZV51VY&fbclid=IwAR27c_DI9V2A2PzwXLS3qe2Lkw1yUrSewyUZ9sH6kbY-goyAS6tC-QP9MN8

Anyone else think they are completely overreacting about the coronavirus?

More impressed by Aleem Ford every time I watch him.

But I thought he left FSU to prepare for the draft?

Odd choice but best of luck.

Cubs 87 Brewers 86 Reds 86 Cards 80 Pirates 65

I expect a crazy amount of double switches this year. That extra roster spot is going to make it tough on people that do scorecards.

I was clamoring for Cain to get more days off last season and I hope he does this year. I think with Garcia on board we can get do it hopefully.

I agree with you 100%. The odds of that person not finding anything in the store they were going to buy thus not needing the check was probably extremely low.

If I have ticked you off, I am sorry as well. Have a fine Friday.

Dude you post way more than me so what are you talking about pursuing pissing matches? Also, it's ironic you say that in this thread of all places. You have accused me of getting into it with you over the Packers (never happened) so I think the issues are with you. I am a huge Bucks fan (probably more than Brewers fan to be honest) and wanted to know about these articles because it would have been news to me. Rather than just giving me a link to these really easy articles you decide to go about it this way for reasons I don't know. Nope, I don't know you by the way.

Going out on a limb here that you spent exactly 0 time because it is comically easy to find this via Google. I'm not posting it because I know your deal. My deal of asking for a source for a claim you make? How terrible of me! I'm guessing it is comically vague or doesn't exist.

This is all I've been saying and that it just not a linear comparison with other teams who've been good for 3-5 seasons without a title. It's not that simple. There is a very clear championship expectation here with Giannis and the team as constructed. It is not like there are 5 teams in the East all at about the same level. It's not like a team where the best player is Blake Griffin, there is a heightened expectation and lack of patience when you're doing it with LeBron/Giannis/Kobe. So the notion that Bud could win 55+ games for 3-4 years and get fired is not as absurd as it looks on its face. Here is what you originally said: If the Bucks don't win the East, Bud's job is in jeopardy. Then you said this: Not this summer but that isn't what I meant. His seat is absolutely hot if they win 60+ games two years in a row Then this: So the Bucks could win 60 games for four years, miss the Finals four times, and he'll remain the coach? There have been coaches fired after successful runs. Most because they had to coach Cleveland: Dwane Casey won 59 games for the Raps but couldn't get past LeBron. Raps won it all the next year when, surprise, LeBron left the east. David Blatt made it to the Finals then was fired mid-year the next year with a 30 - 11 record. Probably because LeBron didn't like him or something. Also the Cavs owner is an idiot. Mike Brown was canned after a 61 win season when they lost in the 2nd round. Also, did I mention the Cavs owner is an idiot? So yes, if the Bucks continue to win 60 games and lose in the ECF I am confident Bud will be here. If they start losing in the 2nd round then maybe they make a change. All this hinges on Giannis though. If he goes, then Bud won't be winning 60 games. There was also this: This isn't really even a unique take. It's out there and has been tossed around in the media before this year even started. I spent some time looking for where it was tossed around and didn't find anything.

Going off of this one, when casual fans try to lecture hardcore fans about things they know little about. Example: Casual baseball fan telling me payroll doesn't help teams win. I will give you one guess what team he likes. Theeeeeeeeeeeeeeee Marlins. Good guess, darnit.

Only fair since we have so many former Mariners.

I'm expecting a rebound year for Cain, in the middle of his 2018 and 2019 campaigns for OBP so around .360 which I think is reasonable.

I'm much more concerned if Bud's assistants will keep getting poached. Jenkins is having a good year in Memphis and I would not be surprised to see Ham get a serious look this offseason.

My lineup: Cain-CF Yelich-LF Braun/Garcia- RF Hiura-2B Smoak-1B Narvaez-C Holt/Jerkstore-3B Urias/Sogard-SS P Although to be 100% honest, I am fine with moving this around in most ways except I believe Yelich should hit 2nd. I also think we are going to see more Sogard at SS than what I hear people talking about. I feel pretty darn confident that Urias will point left handed pitching.