Michael Pantano

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Michael Pantano

Michael Pantano

@Phila_Italian

Katılım Mayıs 2012
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Matt Gelb@MattGelb·
Trea Turner tonight: Two homers, a double, 5 RBIs, three misplays at shortstop. No notes.
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@ebrowno24 @BrianLindones1 @B_Sommermann There is a big cost in draft capital to offer sheet. Teams choosing to offer Michkov $12M AAV would need to first decide if he is worth four 1st-round picks. If they are debating between $10M and a number less than $12M, team likely wouldn't let it get to offer sheet.
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Eric@ebrowno24·
@BrianLindones1 @B_Sommermann It sounds like Carlson's agent held out for an offer sheet why wouldn't every good player do that? If Danny offers Martone and Michkov $10M, what's the harm in them saying "no thanks...I'll wait"? Then the flyers have to match whatever the offer sheet is.
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Brandon J. Sommermann
Brandon J. Sommermann@B_Sommermann·
The Flyers now have Zegras $9.125, Konecny $8.75, Foerster $7.1, Tippett $6.2, Dvorak $5.15, Drysdale $6.5, Sanheim $6.25, York $5.15, and Vladar $5.5 all signed thru 2029-30. Together, they count for a total of $59.725. Those 5 forwards, 3 defenseman, & starting goalie are the Flyers base. Danny Briere has given himself the cap space to not only protect the young players in Matvei Michkov & Porter Martone, but also still having a good chunk of space to spend big on a high priced free agent if he so chooses too 🤔
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Pokémon GO
Pokémon GO@PokemonGoApp·
Ultra Unlock Update 🔓 Trainers have officially completed 30 hourly Global Challenges! The upcoming Water Festival event will now be boosted. More details to come! #PokemonGOFest2026
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@NextonAlex Wow, dude. Some many words and you still couldn't find the real point.
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AlexNexton
AlexNexton@NextonAlex·
Hey everyone, I just wanted to address this briefly, so if you have a moment, I'd really appreciate you reading this. First of all, I completely understand why some of you are upset. I genuinely do. I can see where you're coming from because I'm human too, and above all else, I'm a player just like you. I was invited by Pokémon GO to represent both my community and my country at the event. Going into it, I had absolutely no idea what was going to happen, and I think my video reflects that. I spent most of the day in complete shock. I'll be sharing more of that experience soon. From my perspective, the entire experience was incredibly special. Hearing the team's passion for the future of Pokémon GO was inspiring, and I think we can all agree that the moment itself was genuinely beautiful. I've worked tirelessly over the years to create the best content I possibly can for this community. I want this more than anything, and if my invitation has upset some people, I hope you can also understand why I believe I've earned the opportunity to be there. I don't attend these events for status or recognition, I go because I genuinely love this game, I love telling stories, and, most importantly, I love representing the community we're building together. And for that, thank you. Thank you for being here and for supporting me. Now, regarding the biggest topic of discussion: the 100% Mewtwo. Just like everyone else fortunate enough to be there, I had absolutely no idea that was going to happen. None of us did. The entire day was surprise after surprise, and that reveal was one of them. It was an incredible moment, and I truly believe it was intended to create a lasting memory for those attending and those watching online . That said, I can absolutely understand why many players feel disappointed. Perhaps this is one area where things could have been handled differently. On the other hand, as I'm writing this, we still don't know everything that's planned for the global player base. There may be more to come, so I'd rather wait and see before jumping to conclusions. What I can promise is this: I'll be reading your feedback across every platform I'm on, and I'll make sure those thoughts are passed along. At the end of the day, I'm simply someone who creates content for a game I genuinely love. That passion has opened doors for me, and I'm incredibly grateful for the opportunities I've been given. But I'm not responsible for the direction of the game, the decisions that are made, or how events are designed. I'm also fairly certain that, if it were possible, they'd have loved to include everyone. Thank you for taking the time to read this. Let's see what happens with the global event first, and then we can take it from there. Much love. 👊💜 #pokemongo
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@vegaschris41233 @TheGoodPhight We just say luck for short. You can see versus expectations, how things played out. If it happened better often enough, we say he was lucky. Over a full season, those variations normalize.
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@vegaschris41233 @TheGoodPhight Compare a hit just over SS outstretched glove to out made by SS catching it. Less than a foot that far from home is fraction of a degree in bat angle, slight change in pitch break, wind, etc. It isn't random chance, but it is driven by minor variations in outside circumstances.
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The Good Phight
The Good Phight@TheGoodPhight·
It actually is incredibly quantifiable via numerous analytics
Chris 41233n40222(IYKYK)@vegaschris41233

@TheGoodPhight Oh geez… unlucky? That is not quantifiable. It’s akin to those who think a standing ovation somehow made a player be able to better hit a round ball with a round bat. No. Just like Jesus’ improvement it had everything to do with the level of competition. It wasn’t magic or luck.

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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@NHLFlyers @Xfinity I'm hopeful that better health, better skating, and the ability to train/develop/condition in the NCAA rather than going straight to pro can all help avoid the Sam Morin fate.
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Jordan
Jordan@JordanR121303·
@Eagles Never Forget
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@NBCSPhilly Just hit the same height as last year and a mediocre offense will make this team strong.
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@mike_daddino Some of these are terrible plays. Some of these are just lazy plays. Honestly, I'm not sure which one is worse to see in the NBA Finals.
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MD
MD@mike_daddino·
Here is every terrible play from De’Aron Fox in the second half
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@engineers_feed Localized technology demands, such as industrial plants for major corporations, will likely want grid independence, especially if a conflict pushes cyber threats to infrastructure to the forefront of people's minds. SMRs could do that. Thinking data centers, desalination, etc too
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World of Engineering
World of Engineering@engineers_feed·
Which energy source will power most of the world by 2060? A) Solar + battery storage (cheap, scalable) B) Nuclear fission (reliable, dense, safe) C) Nuclear fusion (if we crack it in time) D) Natural gas + carbon capture (pragmatic bridge)
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@realma1na @engineers_feed Residential power, even if 100% of the population went solar for their homes, is very unlikely to be the dominant demand factor.
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Sir Isaac, Eng.
Sir Isaac, Eng.@realma1na·
@engineers_feed A. Solar. People will want more autonomy and sustainability as we move into the future. Go off-grid!
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@ENERGY Google exists: The current U.S. national average for a gallon of regular gas is approximately $4.19 (AAA Gas Prices). This is roughly 86% higher than in January 2019, when the national average was $2.25 (AAA Gas Prices). So California had the same change as the nation overall...
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@warnerbro @elitetakes_ Its not too far off. Most of the Eagles on defense are still on rookie deals without void years. Baun, Woolen, and Greenard whose deals have void years and are appreciable money.
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TCW
TCW@warnerbro·
@elitetakes_ I mean this is not a reliable metric given the Eagles' use of void year.
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@Pic101323 @2008Philz Average still isn't the best stat for measuring impact. OPS is better at how what a player does leads to run. There are other stats too. However, the best batting average at the end of the year is still recognized. Looking back, Ted hitting 0.400 is still extremely impressive
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Pic 10
Pic 10@Pic101323·
@2008Philz Now ppl care about average….make up your mind…not you per say,just ppl
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John Foley
John Foley@2008Philz·
After going 4/4 tonight, Brandon Marsh is tied for the highest batting average in the majors.
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@Phillies We all knew he was really good (and definitely a bit of luck in this), but Damn!!
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Michael Pantano
Michael Pantano@Phila_Italian·
@Zanghi3 @Eagles This is it. Sad it wasn't the right spot for him the rest of his career, happy for what he gave us, frustrated with the news cycle. But now we just get to keep the memories we enjoyed.
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Zanghi3
Zanghi3@Zanghi3·
@Eagles This is a sad day and a real shame - hope you find what you are looking for AJ
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