BuckeyeNation27 said:

Got in at +130 when it was 1-0 Reds

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Thump said:

Sorry, I don’t speak Norwegian.

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Thump said:

Kirk Herbstreit is absolutely fed up with the Cincinnati Reds, baseball in general

Kirk Herbstreit took a break from bashing his beloved Cincinnati Reds to take modern baseball to task in a screed posted to social media.

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DubCoffman62 said:

I know a chica that worked in Peru for a while, the plumbing there didn't impress her at all

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Jaxbuck said:

The Donkey.

One of the most under appreciated players in recent memory

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brodybuck21 said:

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BuckBackHome said:

Had one Inca Kola. Or at least tried. Way too sweet for me.

Side story - I poured it down the bathroom sink in my hotel room. It clogged the sink. All I can figure is the acid dislodged some buildup in the pipe. Fortunately they did not toss me from the hotel:-)

Also, had lomo saltado a couple of times. Legit delicious!

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ScriptOhio said:

NBA free agency 2026: Recapping biggest moves and blockbuster trades

Catch up on the biggest moves of the NBA offseason to date, including a handful of blockbuster trades

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Cavs exploring trade options to clear space to bring LeBron James home​

The Cavaliers are one of the two frontrunners for LeBron James in free agency along with the Warriors, and the biggest hurdle for Cleveland in bringing James home again is the cap sheet puzzle they're faced with. The Cavs do not have access to the non-taxpayer mid-level exception right now like the Warriors, which means that to outright sign James as is, they'd need him to take a minimum. That's a tough sell, and a sign-and-trade would only complicate matters by hard-capping them at the first apron.

Jake Fischer of The Stein Line reports that, to create more financial flexibility, the Cavs are exploring trade options for Dennis Schröder ($14.8 million) and Max Strus ($16.6 million) to see if they can shed enough money to add James and re-sign James Harden as planned. For his part, Harden is reportedly holding off on signing his new deal in Cleveland to give the Cavs the most possible flexibility to bring LeBron back, per The Athletic's Joe Vardon.

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Crump's brother said:

If you are still in Perú, I recommend the lentil soup, "menestra de lentejas" over white rice, and an Inca Kola.

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Thump said:

Kirk Herbstreit is absolutely fed up with the Cincinnati Reds, baseball in general

Kirk Herbstreit took a break from bashing his beloved Cincinnati Reds to take modern baseball to task in a screed posted to social media.

awfulannouncing.com

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CMic said:

Greene should be ready for his 100 pitch count in time for the Reds’ September push. They can then shut him down on Sept 6, when we are eliminated.

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Jaxbuck said:

At the very least, you drive up the price for tsun

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