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I think that flying banner is for high noon but the other one in the sky was pimping abortion pills

That was a blast. There's some good people on here who have come and gone, some still around and not sure why some here want to be d1cks to each other. Yall are welcome back anytime

Anyone up for some bloody mary's?

I always thought powder blue looked good on me

BorderWar showdown let's go #RockChalk

I got focked up last night

On my way

why is a soccer league giving a peace award away?

I actually was just looking at that, and assume that might be what I would order

this reminded me of me trying to explain to my wife I'm getting a hotel room and going to party in KC for the next couple days with fellas I've never met before. She was like, "what if they're weird and it sucks?"

BOSTON – The Red Sox dealt from a position of strength (the outfield) on Thursday, trading No. 3 prospect Jhostynxon Garcia to the Pirates as part of a five-player package that landed Boston a big righty in 6-foot-6, 275-pound Johan Oviedo, who has a chance to become an important part of the pitching staff. Two Minor Leaguers -- catcher Adonys Guzman and lefty Tyler Samaniego -- are also coming to Boston. Righty Jesus Travieso will join Garcia in the move to the Pirates. To make room on the 40-man roster for Oviedo, the Red Sox designated right-hander Cooper Criswell for assignment. TRADE DETAILS Red Sox receive: RHP Johan Oviedo, LHP Tyler Samaniego, C Adonys Guzman Pirates receive: OF Jhostynxon Garcia (MLB's No. 85 prospect), RHP Jesus Travieso In Oviedo, Boston gets a pitcher who missed the entire 2024 following Tommy John surgery, but came back to make nine starts last season, going 2-1 with a 3.57 ERA. In 40 1/3 innings, he walked 23 and struck out 42. Prior to tearing his UCL, Oviedo took on a full starter’s load in ‘23, taking the ball 32 times and logging 177 2/3 innings in which he issued 85 walks, hit 13 batters and struck out 158. Obviously, pounding the strike zone is something the 27-year-old needs to do more consistently. Oviedo clearly fits the profile of the type of big, physical pitchers Red Sox chief baseball officer Craig Breslow had tried to stack his organization with over the last couple of years. Per Statcast, Oviedo’s 7.4 foot extension last season ranked in the 98th percentile. He has a five-pitch mix, led by his four-seamer (95.5-mph average last season) and slider. Oviedo also mixes in a curveball, sinker and changeup. At the GM Meetings, Breslow said he was more interested in acquiring front-line starting pitching than players in the 3-10 range on the depth chart. Last week, he acquired an upper-echelon starter in Sonny Gray in a trade with the Cardinals. https://www.mlb.com/news/red-sox-trade-for-johan-oviedo-pirates

Let's do food... Bbq set from kc, clamp chowdah from Boston, chili on spaghetti from Cincinnati

I think I'm banned from tdz

Bump Mike Matt hasn't been good for the Chiefs

some pretty sweet rides up for auction

should I start Dak or Goff?

I think you're right.

better

as a fan of a team that's won 3 of the last 5 super bowls, I no longer share this mentality. I don't want my team to back their way into winning a super bowl, and frankly I'm not sure teams really ever actually do that. Bring on the best, because we're bound to beat them if we're destined to win a super bowl.

Schottenheimer/ Grbac

Stram/ Dawson

Andy needs to do his guy a solid, and bench Mahomes this week.

yeah Adams and today are the only one two I know

I'm interested to see how Wisconsin will fare since my son is up there now. Some of their best games in conference are when he's probably going to be home for winter break, which kind of sucks for him growing up a huge college bball fan going to tons of KU games. It's more likely I would travel for the NCAA tournament now to follow Wisconsin rather than KU, if my son lands a spot to travel with the team for band. Big 10 tournament might also be on the radar for the next few years.

agreed, although I think conference regular season plays ends up meaning more than conference tournament play