I don’t know if that really means I’m sending the government more money or if they just shuffled money around so now last January’s good optics look terrible.

Further, NYC has the largest subway system in the world, with a total route length of 245 miles, 472 stations, and 6,418 trains, but only covers a portion of NYC, which has a total area of 304.6 sq. mi. (245.9 sq. mi. if you subtract Staten Island, which isn’t served by the subway). NYC has 8.5 million people in those…

you can retrofit subways over a county the size of Rhode island and expect it to be as useful as NYC or London

I expect part of book 3 to carry over into season 4, but I doubt it will stretch into season 4 as far as book 1 stretched into season 2 (5 episodes) or book 2 stretched into season 3 (6 episodes). I wouldn’t be surprised if book 4 ended with season 4 and the show/books align from there going forward.

I’m fine with weekly, all at once, or a mix (perhaps dump 2-3 episodes each week). But what I’d really like them to do, assuming season 3 doesn’t finish book 3 (just like seasons 1 and 2 with books 1 and 2), I’d like to see Amazon quickly (in under a year) produce and release the balance of the episodes covering book…

Because the rules don’t allow it: MLB Rule 5.11(a)(1): “A hitter may be designated to bat for the starting pitcher and all subsequent pitchers in any game without otherwise affecting the status of the pitcher(s) in the game.” The rest of R. 5.11 also addresses the DH as a substitute hitter for the pitcher(s). Nothing…

So, you’re in a weekly league where you have to decide at the start of the week where he plays all week? I know CBS’s leagues have a single Ohtani. A buddy of mine is in a CBS Daily League, where he can change the lineup daily. On the day’s he’s scheduled to start, he plays him as an SP. On day’s he’s DH’ing, he plays…

Seconding what someone else said, unfortunately MLB’s DH rule restricts its use to batting for the pitcher. This is different from other levels, like certain HS leagues, where the DH can bat for any position player.

Inter-league games at NL ballparks, the All Star Game (at Nationals Park in 2018) and, hopefully, the World Series.

No, your point wasn’t that LAD has a bigger market. Your point was that the Angels are a small market team and used only Anaheim’s population as a deceptive statistic. I agree LAD has a bigger market and no one would dispute that. LAD has the second biggest market in the country. Also, while I left LA county alone…

Give me a break narrowing it to just Anaheim. Even “the balance of OC” gives them one of the largest markets. OC is the 6th largest county in the country at 3.17 million. Add in a majority of Riverside County (2.36 m) and a decent percentage of San Bernardino County (2.1 m) and its easily a large market.

Considering he’ll only earn $545,000 in 2018, the first of 3 years under the Angels’ club control before 3 more years of arbitration, it doesn’t seem like they’re risking that much. Also, there’s no long contract here, if he doesn’t work out in MLB, they can trade him or cut him loose. While they may offer him a…

I thought 100 pennies would be the rudest possible way to pay $1.

Except that the contract in Wardogs was subject to a competitive bidding process.

FYI, the Reserve card is also Sapphire. The lesser card is the Chase Sapphire Preferred and the better card is Chase Sapphire Reserve.

FYI, the Reserve card is also Sapphire. The lesser card is the Chase Sapphire Preferred and the better card is…

Chase Sapphire Preferred only has a 25% Ultimate Rewards kicker (it should be noted that the kicker is only applied when the points are used to purchase travel [flights, car rental, hotels, cruises] through Chase’s website). That means the Chase Freedom Unlimited only returns 1.875 when paired with a Chase Sapphire…

Chase Sapphire Preferred only has a 25% Ultimate Rewards kicker (it should be noted that the kicker is only applied…

Sure you didn’t mean spray? A cold shower may also cut down on kittens.

Nah, Sam’s going to be more poetic. He’ll call it the Song of Ice and Fire.

You raise some valid issues with the movie, but some are a stretch.

Depending on the level you teach, you should print his full review and use it as an example of how not to write.