Hemi.

Exactly

I was thinking that they would maybe be buyers before they got swept at home by the Cubs. The Braves have some attractive pieces to deal if they want to. The Garcia rumors persist, as well as chatter about Matt Adams. But the farm system is stocked so well at the moment the thought of more prospects might not be so…

Perhaps you were joking, but I don’t think the Braves will be entertaining offers for Camargo. They are likely sellers (see rumors re: Jaime Garcia going to Twins), but they’re not going to part with a rookie playing well while they are in what they hope to be the last stages of rebuilding.

“...a company named DAZN (pronounced “da zone”)...”

What about the subject of the pic. Know her?

Now that right there is a good van.

My wife is pregnant, and we are in agreement that there is no way that we will engage in any of this stupid nonsense.

If all those tweets cost her $10k of her time, why is she sitting in the back of the plane? With earning potential like that why wouldn’t she fly private or at least first class?

Being nice in defiance of the rules can certainly mess up the flow of traffic for everyone.

Pffft, big deal. At any given moment there is at least $1 trillion of reefer stored or being consumed in the the Honda Civics of the world.

You may be correct, that some top prospects would try and time their entry into the draft pool in order to go to a winner. But others might aim for a bad team with big holes where they are more likely to get a lot of PT. But at the end of the day, I think most of them would be focused on maximizing their value, so if…

Notice to all MLB teams: If you have a good season, you risk being shit on by Deadspin writers.

All good points. But it’s not surprising that Silver won’t acknowledge that tanking occurs. That’s be akin to the United Airlines CEO admitting that they treat their passengers like shit.

The wheel would certainly solve tanking. There is reason to lose when you are locked into preset draft slots for the next 30 years.

I don’t remember any such federal law or regulation. Can you elaborate? Because if that’s true, I have owned at least one illegal automobile, and have fantasized about a few others.

I would not totally disagree with that, but this article had absolutely nothing to do with the Knicks. It was about the continued shift of NBA talent into the Western conference. No recent Knicks moves are relevant to the topic. Whatever the “best part about this” is, it does not involve the Knicks.

There are no fans outside of New York that give two shits about the Knicks.

For the record, the Braves are the second place team in the less-than-competitive NL East. Mets are a game behind them in third.

What is that object underneath her ass?