there is a great post by @redsoxstats.bsky.social from a couple weeks ago about potential pitchers coming to Fenway and which of them give up the least amount of air pull contact to RHH. Gray's 13% was second best on the list. Seems like a specific target for them given their ballpark structure

kind of surprised they didn't have to give up more in terms of prospects given the amount of money the Cardinals are kicking in

I would assume any team isn't trading that much for him unless the intention is for an extension - just like Crochet last year

So I'm assuming every Democrat knows this and knows nothing harmful will come out of it toward turmp but they still get to say they proposed this bill and go on their merry way?

regarding your note about week 15 and would NBC flex out the Cowboys for Pats/Bills - since Pats/Bills was already a Sunday night game earlier this year, has a network ever had an identical matchup two in their primetime slot in one season? Feels rare?

So like... Can't wait to see how we still don't convene congress and can't vote to release the Epstein files?

I haven't read the article yet (I will at lunch!) but knowing this, is it too simplistic to say, if you're the Patriots, that if you invest in an elite OL moving forward and make it so that teams can't just rush four...you're giving yourself a massive advantage?

I'm a Verizon customer and the Bruins game tonight is thd first road game I've seen

Forever a part of my home!

Maybe I'm insane but prioritizing throwing all the money at him and then using Duran/Abreu as trade bait to fill your other holes seems like the clearest/best route this offseaon and I don't think there's a close 2nd. Hes a top 10 hitter in the game

early 90s when I was a little kid we went to a game at the end of the year and it was Fan Appreciation Day. Before the game Greenwell gave a quick speech to the crowd and then threw a squishy nylon ball into the stands that hed signed. It bounced off someones hands into my dads - still have the ball