Zachary Gee

Not enough people talk about Tim Hudson • 222-133 (.625 W-L), 3.49 ERA, 120 ERA+ • 57.9 WAR, 2080 K, 17 MLB seasons • 479 GS, 26 CG, 13 SHO, 126.2 IP • 4x AS, 2014 WS Champ w/ SF • Made at least 34 starts 6x • Won 20 games in 2000 • Reached 4.0 WAR 7x • Reached 15 wins 8x • More WAR than Koufax • More SHO than Verlander • More W than Pedro, Smoltz • More IP than Halladay, Vance • Better ERA+ than JACK Morris • Higher WP than Maddux, Seaver • More K than Ruffing, Ford, Hubbell • Career 24 XBH and 42 RBI as a batter • Top B-R Similarity Score: Kevin Brown • Fell off the HOF ballot after just 2 years • 1 of 12 retired players in MLB history with at least 220 wins, 2000 strikeouts, and a .625 winning percentage; most of them are in the Hall of Fame and Hudson probably should be too

I stand with ICE.

We’re all arguing about Miami, Alabama, Notre Dame and overlooking that TWO groups of 5 schools are occupying spots when they have zero business playing in it this year. Tulane lost 45-10 to Ole Miss. JMU only played ONE P4 school and lost by 14. What a mess

Fun announcement this morning. This campus will be unlike anything in sports — focusing on health, wellness, performance, and all the best of Utah. Jazz & Mammoth is the collab we didn’t know we needed. Lots more to come!

Thanks for stopping by, Dave, we’re big fans! Fun fact: The Pie has been serving thin-crust, light-cheese pies cooked well-done for 45 years. Just ask, we make them all the time! Guess we should’ve been louder about it… maybe Utah just needed a Pie named the Portnoy Pie to spread the word.

Tonight will be a bullpen game for the Yankees behind Ian Hamilton, Aaron Boone said. No real bulk reliever, though Rico Garcia and JT Brubaker may go multiple innings.

If you claim to be a “hybrid athlete” I expect you to be in the top 1% for endurance events (5k up through marathon) and some strength-based sport. Basically you need to be good as hell at Hyrox (or similar) and also be a fast marathon runner. Being big and running mediocre times doesn’t mean anything. That’s just being well-rounded and fit.

Not enough people talk about Orlando Hernandez • 90-65 (.581 W-L%), 1086 K, 110 ERA+ • Made his big league debut at age 32 • 4x WS Champ (1998-2000, 2005) • 1999 ALCS MVP (15 IP, 3 ER, 13 K) • 2.20 ERA in 28.2 World Series IP • 2.55 ERA in 106 postseason IP • 4th in AL ROY voting in 1998 • Brother of Livan Hernandez • Pitched for both NY teams • Rushmore-worthy leg kick • Hit a triple off Randy Wolf • Had a 116 ERA+ at age 41