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@thorku Cleveland traded 3 Second round picks to get the #1 MLB in the draft. its not the best trade but if he ends up Ray Lewis or Patrick Willis no one complains and they still get their RB at #7.....

I’m dying at some of the comments 💀

@CodifyBaseball funny for SF that they wont the WS the year before and after their last 11 loss streak....

Last time their franchise lost 11 in a row in 1 season: 2026 NYM 2025 ATH WSH 2024 CWS 2023 2022 CIN LAA 2021 ARI BAL CHC KC TEX 2020 2019 2011 MIA SF 2017 LAD 2016 MIN TB 2015 ATL COL 2014 2013 HOU 2012 CLE 2011 MIA SEA 2010 PIT 2009 2008 2007 2006 2005 2004 MIL 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 PHI 1998 1997 1996 1995 1994 BOS SD 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988 1987 1986 1985 1984 1983 1982 1981 TOR 1980 1979 1978 STL 1977 1976 1975 1974 1973 1972 1971 1970 1969 1968 1967 1966 1965 1964 1963 1962 1961 1960 1959 1958 1957 1956 1955 1954 1953 1952 1951 1950 1949 1948 1947 1946 1945 1944 1943 1942 1941 1940 1939 1938 1937 1936 1935 1934 1933 1932 1931 1930 1929 1928 1927 1926 1925 1924 1923 1922 1921 1920 1919 1918 1917 1916 1915 1914 1913 NYY

@JonoBarnes Yep my problem is I don't have a refrigerator that let's me do that

Doing mock drafts on a refrigerator. At some point you gotta admit when you have a problem.

i mean this looks bad now but at the time Pat Mahomes was an unproven commodity with a live arm, and it is why he went 10th instead of 1st.. I agree they evaluate talent badly but this is the normal for most years. I do believe he benefited greatly sitting behind Alex Smith his rookie year

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@FivePointsVids David Tyree- NYC

Im making a list of non-hall of fame athletes who will never have to buy a drink again for the rest of their lives (and city). So far I have: Mike Richter - NYC Robert Horry - Multiple Alex Gordon - KC Nick Foles - Philly The more obscure the better. Post yours👇

I am a personal trainer and agree that an athlete can be trained to a degree, but the concept that most people can be trained to be a pro level athlete is flawed. I am a believer that most athletes can be trained to be a star player at their local public school if they have the desire to work and train their mind and body from a young age, get proper nutrition, have the passion for the sport they play, and avoid major injury and burnout. Beyond local high school levels of play I believe genetics will play the biggest factor as from that point on you are competing against mostly people with the same work ethic or greater, or phenomenal genetic traits(untapped potential) that coaches are looking to unlock the work ethic to develop that potential.

As a former MLB hitter I’m 50/50 on this. Genetics play a role I do believe. Size, strength, speed, etc. Sometimes the Packers would come hit with us in Milwaukee. There were a couple guys like Aaron and another that I can’t remember his name that could hit decently. Then there were others, a couple of the wide receivers and tight ends, physical specimen guys, that had terrible swings and no hand eye, even though they were freak athletes. Now with that said, hitting is all hand eye coordination. You can’t hit at the highest level without elite hand eye. Just like you can’t box without it, be a Tour golfer, or even play hockey. Doesn’t matter what your genetics are or what you were born with or how big and strong you are. My personal belief is that elite hand eye, and athleticism in general, can be trained into a child from a young age, regardless of genetics. @bobbystroupe friend of mine and strength coach for Pat Maholms once told me this is possible if you start them at a young enough age. I’d be interested to hear opinions from any strength coaches or professionals in the field of elite athlete development to hear their thoughts on this concept.

By your logic the a jet wouldn't need wheels to take off... a guy was riding in a truck at 50 mph and shot out of an ejection seat opposite direction of the truck he would land with zero momentum so if a jet weighing say 1000lbs would rely on the thrust to accelerate the wheels to achieve lift so if the ground was going as fast the opposite way the plane would never move or achieve lift

@dowdy1986 @inkakiev @engineers_feed @grok The jets move the air. They "push off" of the air, moving the plane forward. The only force on the wheels is the normal force pushing up from the ground or the treadmill.

We should all get the same answer folks 💪🏼

@theaceofspaeder Don't like it don't watch baseball... its absolutely better this being called a strike than a pitch 3 in inside the edge of the plate being called a ball

Okay, can we do 50/50 at least? If more than half the ball is in the zone, it is a strike, if not, it is a ball. Because this is dumb. Sorry if that hurts you.

@WittyOneTwo @inkakiev @engineers_feed @grok Wrong the plane has to use the momentum from the thrust while riding on the wheels to move forward until lift is achieved by using air resistance from forward movement. So if the conveyor belt is designed to completely counter forward movement then no lift would ever happen.

@dowdy1986 @inkakiev @engineers_feed @grok Cars move forward by rotational energy from the engine transferred to the wheels. Jets move forward by thrust created from turbines. The wheels are not involved in anyway.

@inkakiev @engineers_feed @grok Just as they test cars top speed wile the car doesn't actually move, if the conveyer belt was the only thing that moved and the plane sat still the plane would not fly. No acceleration no flight.

@engineers_feed @grok hey grok, I say yes, what you say?

The football example sucks, because the point in football is to move the ball down the field over a set of plays, baseball is to move rubbers around to score. Where the ball ends up in football is the important thing. In baseball it is less about where the ball ends up and more about the progress of the base runners.... fundamentally different goals. Coming from a football coach thr catch rules in football are the worst set of designed rules ever put together. I would prefer a simple 1 foot and possession for a catch would make it easier yes, but also better officiated.

My hottest sports take is if you don't get 2 feet down on the field with the ball in your glove then it should be a HR. Ppl are gonna yell at me but this is no different than a WR jumping while in bounds and catching the ball out of bounds.

@PlanetOfMemes At least those dads had a reminder to get their kids presents

We used to be a proper country.

@MAdamsStatGuy You act like it is not part of the game.... willts 100pt he made 28, Kobe 81 he made 18, Bama 83 he made 35... it's a lot but he can't help that... he took less shots over all thank kobe and played less time.... I garentee any player would play the same way if they had thr chance

If you remove free throws from everyone, Bam Adebayo's night would rank 73rd all-time. Most points in single game 1. Wilt 100 2. Bam 83 3. Kobe 81 Most points without free throws 1. Wilt 72 (100-pt game) 2. Kobe 63 (81-pt game) 3. Wilt 62 (78-pt game) -- T-73. Bam 48

@TomBradyEgo Since they are not running the west coast system I would move Jerry into the slot... as current offensive strategy uses more of those route concepts types out of the slot

The NFL’s All-Time offense led by Tom Brady

@alejandroleon86 @Jake_B30 Literally not how it works or how it is intended.... it sucks to loose a player in their prime but you can't make them play or payback money you already gave them garenteed

@dowdy1986 @Jake_B30 Teams hire with : 3y for 56 million… 28 guaranteed… that means that they are paying upfront half of the contract first and the rest during 3 years… he did not sign a bonus, he received an upfront payment from the contract…

1. Hope Dalman is ok 2. If a player retires, the league needs to have some type of repercussion against the player #Bears

I hear you but that is a signing bonus literally designed to make the player want to sign with a team and is an incentive... just because he wants to be done doesn't give a team the right to take garenteed money... if they wanted to cut him they wouldn't be able to touch it... If teams don't like it playing out this way don't offer it...

@dowdy1986 @Jake_B30 He signed last year a guaranteed advance on his contract … that’s the issue I believe

@MLFootball @denbron77 @KelbermanNFL @ZacStevensDNVR @oohDB4lalaL @Ballou1010xl @UCF_Jaguar @JagKenKnowledge @1010xlfattony @1010XLAG That's Generational talent out asap vs Injired and developed qb with a sprinkle of covid era football...

🚨🚨THIS IS INSANE🚨🚨 #JAGUARS QB TREVOR LAWRENCE IS THE SAME AGE AS #BRONCOS QUARTERBACK BO NIX. Lawrence's age: 26 years old Nix’s age: 26 years old Lawrence has been in the league for five seasons and Nix was just a rookie last season. 😱😱😱

@HighAsTy I would say B- to B.... the first half of almost every game felt slow and sluggish...

rate Bo Nix’s sophomore season: A-F 17 Games 3931 Pass Yards 356 Rush Yards 388/612 Comp 30 Total TDs 11 INTs

@MLFootball @ShaadMcGinnis @Colts_Law @dandakich @barstoolindy @denbron77 @KelbermanNFL @oohDB4lalaL @ZacStevensDNVR The one Manning claims? The only teams that can claim players are the ones that keep them their entire career.....

WHICH TEAM GETS TO CLAIM PEYTON MANNING…? Indianapolis #Colts or Denver #Broncos 🧐🧐🧐