And his numbers aside from 2016 were shit.

Scott Cooper made two all star games. Didn’t make him any good.

Agreed, that was a genuinely great throw, the best of his career.

I’m not from there so I’m no expert; my friends who I visited bake a ton of traditional Norwegian or Scandinavian breads, cookies, etc. They also like sausage.

In a fluke year in Colorado where his OPS+ was lower than it is this year. The rest of his career was mediocre at best.

I’ll do what I please! LOL

I’d love to say the same, but I suspect it’s the park, mostly.

LOL.

I have no faith in the Twins to beat the Yankees. Something strange happens to them when they have to play New York. It’s maddening.

Counterpoint: DJ LeMahieu is a 30 year old player who until this year had done nothing much of consequence in the major leagues. 92 OPS+.

He missed two kicks in that SB too. He made the last one though.

He also, like Dilfer, won his SBs on the back of his defense. He has two memorable throws in those games: the Tyree catch, which everyone agrees was a miracle that had zero business taking place and nothing to do with Eli, and the Manningham one which was indeed a great throw. But that’s it.

He has exactly the same resume as Jim Plunkett: the .500 record, the 2 SB wins, the long decline of skills and relevance. Neither ever led the league in any category of substance save interceptions.

Good night sweet, paste-eating prince.

It takes real dedication to the paper-bag-over-the-head shtick to sport one when the heat index is 102 degrees.

Isn’t that now called Showing the Kavanaugh?

Undoubtedly. He’s the greatest kicker to have ever played in the NFL. If he’s not put in at the first chance it will be a damn travesty. 

I don’t think Vinatieri wants to embarrass himself. If he’s struggling and wants to call it a day, that’s completely understandable.

No one in their right mind bandwaggons Norwich City, which might explain why I did.

You left out the biggest story: we (NCFC) had 11 players out with injury or unable to play. Eleven!