I also have non-binding indications of interest in lots of things. It’s called the Amazon wish list.

That would still he paying too much for the Marlins.

Also agreed. I remember being taught to charge those balls and sweep it with your glove in foul territory to keep it foul, assuming that the runner would be running hard. This is more Longoria’s laziness for not running it out than Machado making a great play.

This gets the Celtics off the hook.

I find it hard to believe that in the institution he was in that the windows were constructed in such a way that a bedsheet could be attached to them. This place was constructed at a considerable cost and was supposed to be extra high security. How could this flaw in the design have been missed?

So if he’s successful on his appeal in the Lloyd case, his neck tattoo could all be for nothing. No ragrets!

North Carolina. Farthest at Gettysburg, last at Appomattox. And apparently, still pissed off about it.

It was a well-known false flag operation, covered up by a compliant media led by the well known communist Horace Greeley.

He took a fat pitch out over the plate and went to left center with it. He’s not standing in against lefties. He’s going to ground out a lot to short.

He didn’t even get around on it.

So he goes opposite field against a left-hander. He’s stepping in the bucket against lefties.

You’re right. I looked it up and was #17 Todd Helton, who I had completely forgotten about.

Roger Maris

A decent argument can be made that Honus Wagner was the greatest player to ever play the game, if you’re into those kind of arguments. Take a look at his numbers and his longevity.

He was bettah than fahkin’ Nomah!

You must be a Rockies fan, right?

I say let him wear it. But he has to put up at least as good numbers as Mantle while being under the influence of alcohol as much as Mantle.

And Torre wearing #6 during the period. That’s it for single digits.

It’s a garnish. Good catch.

Says someone who apparently has no children.