They aren't even similar without him. That's brutal

As shitty as life is as a Reds fan, it is a terrific blessing to have been witness to some of the greatest players in baseball history, including the two best in the world right now Ohtani and Judge with the best of my generation taking pictures, Junior.

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The crowd energy in these games is unreal

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I love it. The Japanese crowds are fun to watch

Girls are an inferno right now. Let's go ladies!@

The shine is wearing off

The crowd energy in these games is unreal

USA gets a 2 run HR from Judge top 1 to grab early lead. Brazil then answers bott 1 with a leadoff HR to make it 2-1. Top 2 they bring on a 17 year old who gets Aaron Judge to GIDP with bases loaded. Very impressive

EF3+ damage....probably low end EF4...

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pnuts34 said:

Login to view embedded media I know Sherrone is punching the air right now

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Is that the new euphemism for onanism?

UNC star Caleb Wilson, who clinched their win over OSU with a remarkable play blocking Devin Royal's last-second putback, has a broken hand and will be out for the season. Tough break for the Tar Heels.

11-1 final oof.

Massive tornado tore through some towns in Michigan and there appears to be reports of many fatailities....it also flattened a high school in the Three Rivers community....

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We’re finally getting some much-needed snow in the 303 so I made recipeless chicken, vegetable bean soup. Flavor base is chicken stock with basic Indian curry powder doctored up a bit.

ESPN: Ex-North Carolina A&T players ineligible over gambling inquiry​

Two former North Carolina A&T men's basketball players have been ruled ineligible after allegedly failing to cooperate with an NCAA gambling investigation.

The NCAA announced Friday that Ryan Forrest and Landon Glasper, who are no longer playing in college, ignored multiple requests for financial documents and interviews during the investigation, which began in January 2025, after integrity monitors flagged suspicious betting patterns on four games involving the Aggies. Failing to cooperate with an NCAA investigation results in a loss of eligibility.

Just sayin': If "failing to cooperate with a NCAA investigation" can result in a loss of eligibility; then why was any scUM coach/player eligible to coach/play after the sign stealing investigation?

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Sources: Browns rework Watson contract to lower NFL-high cap hit​

The Cleveland Browns are once again restructuring the contract of quarterback Deshaun Watson, league sources confirmed to ESPN on Friday, a move that frees close to $36 million in cap space and makes the team cap compliant ahead of the new league year.

Watson, who did not play in 2025 as he rehabbed an Achilles tear from the 2024 season, was set to have an $80.7 million cap hit in 2026, the largest in the NFL.

Watson, 30, is owed a fully guaranteed $46 million salary in 2026; he originally signed a five-year deal worth a fully guaranteed $230 million deal upon being traded to Cleveland before the 2022 season. Suspension and injuries have limited Watson to 19 games since he arrived in Cleveland. Since making his debut, Watson has posted a 33.1 Total QBR, which would be the lowest among qualified passers.

He is expected to compete for the Browns' starting quarterback job alongside Shedeur Sanders, Dillon Gabriel and any other additions this offseason.

"Anytime that you have a player that at one time has exhibited the skill set at an elite level," first-year Browns coach Todd Monken said of Watson, "I think you're always going to give them the benefit of the doubt that somehow we might be able to get that out of him again, and I think that's how you should look at every player."

The Browns are also expected to restructure the contract of cornerback Denzel Ward, according to a source, as Cleveland prepares to make multiple free agent signings to improve its offense this offseason....

OT Taylor Decker asks for release after 10 years with Lions​

Offensive lineman Taylor Decker, the Lions' longest-tenured player, has requested his release from Detroit, he announced on social media Friday.

The move comes about two weeks after he announced he would return to the NFL for an 11th NFL season.

"I fully intended to do it once again, but my time as a Lion is coming to an end," Decker wrote on Instagram. "In the weeks since notifying the team of my return there have been numerous discussions. Many of which were a surprise to me, and we could not find a common ground. Therefore I decided to request my release."

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