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  1. Vic Sage wrote: Johnny Lunchbucket wrote: Hey look. Vic Sage. Does anyone know what became of him? i hear he's blowing goats in the outback. I knew it!
  2. We should return to head to head next season. It's not that hard
  3. I felt it was too long /takes shelter
  4. Every time I see this thread this song starts playing. Clap along [YOUTUBE]VQlKjeTbcdg[/YOUTUBE]
  5. i'm trying but cant find a path to the top
  6. Are you "for real"?
  7. Hey look. Vic Sage. Does anyone know what became of him?
  8. He also gives such lie to all the stuff my friend relayed about his son and implied that size matters too much than it obviously does in Jetts case at least. I think that means what i "missed" and should have probably said is that size only matters when they "weed out" they guys who are "iffy" to begin with.
  9. I'm totally into Flo. She is hilarious
  10. Are we doing this again this year?
  11. So is the season over? Congrats and a big fat FY to bfmc's Gulden's Spicy Brown who hammered the FY Yankee Blue Jeans 10-zip in the championship playoff. I held onto Taijuan Walker a week or a month too long, I guess, but still won the regular season by 4.5 games. In a special awards ceremony, the FYYBJ's crowned BRANDON BELT over Freddie Freeman and Joey Votto as Schaefer Player of the Year; KEVIN GAUSMAN as Schaefer Pitcher of the Year; JONATHAN VILLAR as Schaefer Bench Player of the Year; and um, EDWIN DIAZ as Schaefer Reliver of the Year. The League GM of the Year goes to Johnny Lunchbucket who picked last in the draft, took Lindor and Conforto as his top choices, and still whalloped you ****ers.
  12. I've never had to ask this question before but after retaking 1st place by edging bfmc last week, and a resounding 10-nothing shut out victory this week, when do the playoffs start and how do they work? Or are there even playoffs?
  13. No research, drafts last, builds team behind Conforto and Lindor, and.... First place. FY Yankee Blue Jeans
  14. How does this league work? Do I set my "lineup" daily? Weekly?
  15. I saved your asses. Draft is... tonight?
  16. Escorchation in Action.
  17. First there was Jefferson ✈️... And then, Jefferson 🚀 ... And finally, there is Jefferson 🔥 ... Don't you need somebody to love? Do you believe in Miracles, baby? Then meet Jefferson Escorcha!, my 19-year-old lefty adoptee from Venezuela. Jefferson scorched the Appalachian League last season, going 7-1 with a 2.38 ERA in 15 releif appearances, punching out batters like Hell's Angels at Altamont. This after building a city on the broken bats of DSL hitters for 2 seasons. He's been sureallistically pillowing up near the end of some top prospect lists out there, noting his ability to induce weak-ass contact behind a sizzling curve that leaves hitters finding their way back to the bench. Jefferson Escorcha!: Ride the Tiger!! http://www.milb.com/images/672543/t506/180x270/672543.jpg
  18. She probably liked it more than me, as did a lot of critics, apparently. I had a hard time buying the central issue of the teacher's brutality or the students' reaction to it; that said, it's well acted and composed, not too long, and has cool music performances, so it's not a complete waste of your time.
  19. Ambitious young jazz drummer meets hardass teacher. Musical hijinks ensue. [YOUTUBE]zIP_gtjDtfE[/YOUTUBE]
  20. cigars. love this kid already. 13, high socks, glasses, submarine
  21. The other thing I realized was the warehouse you see over the left field fence on TV is something of an illusion as it's part of the structure itself, or I guess an existing building they incorporated into the construction. That building is where the ticket windows and team shop are and all part of the block the park occupies.
  22. Never seen a game there but I've been living across the street from it for 3 days. Good amount of homeless guys around the park. Can get a tour but there's new sod on the field so you can't get on it. There is also construction work on three sides of it right now as they prep for the season. The Padres have had so many unis over the years their apparel shop is like a mall with the orange and brown, yellow and brown, blue and orange, sand, blue and white, blue and grey. It was loaded with fresh Machado stuff and guys were buying it. Of course they are said to be returning to brown next season. Brad Hand and Corey Spangenberg shirseys on the discount rack. Some cool stuff on the plaza outside including big paintings of Hoffman, Gwynn, Winfield and Randy Jones and a Padre Hall of Fame plaque collection- one plaque for every HOFer to ass thru including Piazza, thoughtful but kinda funny. More is better. I got a kick out of Randy Jones who was so 70s with his perm and his brown uni. Jon Springer (@jon.springer) • Instagram photo WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 9 likes, 1 comments - jon.springer on February 26, 2019: "Randy Jones is here, it's cool". "> Jon Springer (@jon.springer) • Instagram photo WWW.INSTAGRAM.COM 9 likes, 1 comments - jon.springer on February 26, 2019: "Randy Jones is here, it's cool".
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