if it's any consolation the dangerous part is typically siloed into it's own little area, in case the image might just be some blown capacitors on the pcb. Still wouldn't recommend a novice to do that but usually you can open them safely at least

Yeah I'm willing to say that might not matter I've never been in or around a GM trade meeting, but there's no way this isn't a real cost when it comes to dealing with talent agents surely? Idk the deal just has weird vibes, the Angels feel like they kinda got away with something

Pretty much my takeaways. It is not like an earth shatteringly bad deal and I do want to believe the O's know more about his health than is public. But I think your end comment about this affecting their ability to bargain is 100% real. They can't pretend to hold cards they literally don't have now

That's so fucked up. I had to go to Walgreens because they closed all of the three cvs within 20 miles of me

Yeah sure even though I have expensive insurance I pay for monthly I can pay another $37 for a covid shot, what's another indignity to add to the litany of them

Wards defensive stats seem... kinda bad? I dunno it always feels hard to measure given the environment of Playing for the Angels. Offensively he's just like a Ryan Mountcastle when he's actually good so I'd assume we're cutting out Mounty this offseason.

Actually that's not true Ward only has one year of team control. A true Elias trade is just gobbling up a bunch of random AA prospects and then sitting on them until they burn out after getting traded to the white sox or something

awesome choice imo

Love those funky little dudes. Playing the game now on modern pcs you barely see the loading screens which is a little bittersweet because you don't see these drawings much at all in game now.

I did and I am incredibly eager for it. If you need any feedback or testing I'm always ready

I played Brandish and Baroque this year and now YouTube and bsky keep showing me indie dungeon crawlers and I love it