He had some speed coming up, and decent defense. Was considered a potential four- or five-tool prospect, but morphed over a few years into the “Big Donkey” instead. I just saw this: “Among players with a similar amount of playing time, Dunn’s career 22.7 WAR ranks in the area of Tom Brunansky (23.3 WAR), Tommy Harper…

I miss the big, disheveled, three-true-outcomes, 40 HRs-per-year-every-year galoot that was Adam Dunn. He’s going to get far too few votes for the Hall of Fame.

I think the announcers mentioned in the first half how much Australia was trying to push the US attack out wide. They certainly did that. A few better moments from Crystal Dunn would have helped. She was on the cusp of creating some solid chances but never quite got there. Not sure why she hasn’t raised her game more…

also his right leg is in serious danger of hyperextension when he plants his foot with his leg totally straight right before rolling

You can land at Sarasota airport and be betting at a dog racing track in under 30 minutes. You could do worse.

obligatory:

Who made you an expert on lips?

thank you for my periodic reminder that Nolan Ryan somehow never won a Cy Young Award and also that twice in his career he had OVER 200 BBs in a single season.

inadequateman.deadspin.com

Bob Wilson. Period.

He’s got his PhD, which in this case I’m assuming stands for “Pizza-having Dipshit”

My thought has always been that it’s easier for fans to see themselves in charge of a team than it is to see themselves putting up 25 points per night. As other commenters touched on, there’s probably a racial component (especially with the NBA) and being a fan means wanting to have it both ways in terms of loyalty.…

This is a crappie take

“A dog’s breakfast”

Futureheads - “Meantime”

In the first place, who can blame you?
In the second place, you’re insane.

I bet it makes a hell of a mince pie, as well.

Grayson Allen: Utah Jazz draft pick