construction helper or entry level IT?

That's pretty much a given.

The real question is will he hit 35 HRs/70 SBs?

70 SBs is very likely. We'll see if he can track down 35 HRs to go with it before the end of the year. I give it a 70% chance of yes.

STEPS:
1-Get Down on all fours, placing your hands slightly wider tan your shoulders.
2-Straighten your arms and legs.
3-Lower your body until your chest nearly touches the floor.
4-Pause, then Push yourself back up.
5-Repeat.

Let's f*cking go!!!!

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Haven’t been able to bet now in a couple weeks since I live in FL. Anyone here have any options for me? Sports are boring af now lol

Not who you think had the best career or is the GOAT. Rather, who is your top 10 list that you actually watched and enjoyed as a basketball player?

Mine:

1. Reggie Miller
2. J.J. Redick
3. Kobe Bryant
4. Tim Duncan
5. Michael Jordan
6. Grant Hill
7. John Stockton
8. Shane Battier
9. Dikembe Mutumbo
10. Mookie Blaylock

The dude was a walk on at Purdue and played his way to starter status. Now im not saying anything but Josh Macdaniels has compared him to a young Tom Brady Srs. Hell he has that offense in full command and even has turned heads in training camp.


You guys should have seen Steve Mariucci go crazy for him yesterday lmao. This kid is going to be a starter(who knows maybe this year if Garapollo gets injured).


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You know the drill phgts...

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Still using the spread, but this year we'll incorporate confidence picks.


1st place prize will be 2 chicks at the same time (havoc00 chooses the women)

Go ahead I’ll wait

Oh that’s right, you can’t

Sorry if you’re not.

Angels have 3 more games but his stats are phucking insane.


Leading MLB in HRs (31)

4th in RBIs (68)

12th in BA (.296) in an era where batting averages are plummeting.

4th in pitching strikeouts (132)

A solid 7-4 record with a 3.32 ERA for a .500 team.



GOAT gonna GOAT?

Has someone explained to them the concept of market value?

Someone tell these idiots they are only worth what an owner is willing to pay. Shut up and run the ball.

and then nascar comes on, and the drivers name is Will Power? Really?

Hi haters 👋

and it's not even close

Can they stretch it to 116 wins for best all time?

You always hear about Jordan and Brady. To some extent Tiger Woods and Gretzky will get thrown into conversations.

The guy who really dominated though was Bonds. He gets lost in the shuffle because of all the haters out there still pretending he was a cheater and don't want to acknowledge just how incredible this guy really was. Then you'll also have the haters who say he never won a World Series, but baseball is a very different sport.

One single player simply doesn't have the ability to carry a team the same way as other sports. You can hit 3 solo home runs in a game and those could be the only 3 runs your team scores. You could throw a perfect game one day then sit the bench for the next 3 watching as your team falls behind 3-1 in the series.


The truth is no one has ever been more feared.

In 2004 Bonds reached base 376 times. He only had 373 at bats.

He won 7 MVPs, 12 Silver Sluggers, 8 Gold Gloves, and made the All-Star team 14 times. He has single season records of most HRs, most walks, and highest OBP. He has career records of most HRs, most walks, most intentional walks, and most runs created. He's top 5 in career OPS, runs scored, total bases and top 10 in just about everything else.

He's first in WAR for all position players.

Beyond the numbers, the sheer fear of facing him is what separates him from the rest. No one said to themselves, "I'm gonna let Jordan dunk on me so he doesn't hit a 3 instead." People actually walked Bonds with the bases loaded on purpose to forfeit a single run. Imagine giving your opponent points just because you're afraid the guy you are facing will do more damage than what you give them for free.

The craziest part about it all was the guys knowledge of the strike zone. He simply did not get himself out. It's easy to think everyone just intentionally walked him, but that's not true either. His walks records were earned. So many other players would have been far less effective chasing balls outside the zone. Bonds was not only the most powerful hitter of all time, he was undoubtedly the most efficient player to ever play as well which so many people overlook. He had 4 consecutive seasons with an on base percentage higher than .500. No one since 1960 has been above this number. You saw Ted Williams and Mickey Mantle combine for it to happen 3 season between them in the 50's.

Bonds didn't like the media and the media didn't like him. So you'll never see him held in high esteem the way Jordan, Woods, and Brady have been done by the media. Bonds wanted to be left alone. If you weren't paying attention while his career was happening you missed the truest representation of dominance of a sport that has ever been seen.

The most talented and feared athlete of all time: Barry Bonds

Greetings, so I'm doing research on if any Black people can respect a White man that killed a Black person before. So has there been any White NBA/NFL etc that has killed a Black person, and the state's attorney has viewed it justified/self-defense etc, so either no arrest were made, or charges were dropped, and that player has continued to be famous in the sports? Or does his incident cause him to quit?

2013 - 9/10. Epic 7 Game series, Ray Allen 3/CB Block in Game 6. LeDagger middy to clinch it in Game 7
2014 - 6/10. "Summertime" Spurs played beautiful basketball to dismantle the Heatles
2015 - 4/10. Promising, had potential, injuries ruined it.
2016 - 10/10. EPIC 7 game series, EPIC 3-1 comeback. Most EPIC year in Cleveland's pathetic history as a sports town.
2017 - 3/10. KD ruined this one but at least LeBron and Kyrie prevented a 16-0 playoff sweep.
2018 - 1/10. KD and J.R. Smith ruined this one.
2019 - 6/10. Danny Green ruined this one (injured Klay, could've been an epic 7 game series if he doesn't get hurt)
2020 - 3/10. Everyone knew the Heat were overmatched and the Lakers were going to win.
2021 - 5/10. Unless you're a CP3 hater/Giannis superfan, meh.
2022 - 0/10. The two worst fanbases in the world, you knew the sport was taking a FAT L no matter who won this series. If you weren't rooting for Putin to drop a nuke on the Chase Center/TD Garden during any of the 6 games, you hate yourself.

Former Arkansas quarterback Ryan Mallett, who went on to have a seven-year career in the NFL, died Tuesday in an apparent drowning at a Florida beach, according to the Okaloosa County Sheriff's Office. He was 35.

The sheriff's office said first responders were called to a beach in Destin, Florida, around 2:12 p.m. local time, as a group of people swimming in the Gulf of Mexico near a sandbar struggled to make their way back to shore. One of the individuals, later identified as Mallett, was not breathing when he was pulled out of the water and was transported to a local hospital, where he was pronounced dead.
https://www.espn.com/college-footbal...allett-dies-35

Even Taylor Swift of all people knew better than to co-sign Sam Bankman Madoff.

can't take anything this idiot hot take generation says about anything

Watching them $hit the bed every year in the playoffs would make one believe the odds-makers are as delusional as their fans.

After missing the playoffs for like 20 years straight, and being knocked out of the first round each time they made the playoffs... They celebrated winning 1 single round, as if they won the Stanley Cup. Then proceeded to get swept by Florida.

How embarassing.

Ooops.


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