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#FlyTogether @tzegras11

I think I’m going to intentionally regress as a baseball fan. I was never supposed to know a hitters split numbers or the whiff rate of a certain pitch, or xBA & stuff. I’m supposed to drink precisely 7 beers & root for my guys. Going back to basics.

free him

@NHL_Muse Celebrini Schaefer Carlsson Bedard Johnston

If the league redrafted every player under 23 today, here are the top 10 picks: 1. Macklin Celebrini 2. Connor Bedard 3. Matthew Schaefer 4. Wyatt Johnston 5. Lane Hutson 6. Leo Carlsson 7. Juraj Slafkovsky 8. Cutter Gauthier 9. Brandt Clarke 10. Adam Fantilli What would you swap?

@JFreshHockey @TopDownHockey Maybe because theyre always chasing?

@microsl0p @TopDownHockey the defence in front of him allows the fewest slot shots and inner slot shots in the NHL. he has never played this poorly before.

We (finally) have an update in the playoff odds out West after an already late game in LA went to an 8-round shootout. It's now looking like 3 serious contenders fighting for 1 Wild Card spot which #TheFutureIsTeal are currently slight favorites to take.

@JFreshHockey @TopDownHockey Hes a bad goalie, slower, no-petro defense this year is exposing it.

@microsl0p @TopDownHockey hill was decent last year and elite in a cup run three years ago. he's a goalie

@TopDownHockey @JFreshHockey Didnt know we were grading players on what they did 4 seasons ago. The defense in front of him has also drastically changed

@microsl0p @JFreshHockey The guy who literally won them a Cup a few years ago? Goalies are pretty random

@anacalling_fhf Fight to play Vegas and not Utah

Hang it up in the locker room. Let them know they've got to fight.

@domluszczyszyn Im a mctavish hater, but his defenders will say the hold out has hurt him. Zegras was always better and always will be though

@microsl0p zegras' value looked a lot like mctavish's does now. might be something in the water with anaheim's defense

dropped the ball on player cards this year on the site (sorry!) so let's do some requests for the next little bit

@JFreshHockey @TopDownHockey Adin Hill

@microsl0p @TopDownHockey they have a very good roster and they're 5th in xGF% this season with percentages that ought to regress

the best team rocket disguises

i bring a sort of “none of this means anything” vibe to the workplace that no one there appreciates

@ZegrasTrevor Zegras had multiple injuries playing for one of the worst coaches of all time. McTavish doesnt appear to be injured, had a much scarier contract and is playing for one of the best coaches of all time, plus has never come close to producing like Z did Im so annoyed

Is Mason McTavish’s value currently lower than Trevor Zegras’ was at the time of that trade?

@JosephONeillx @nydems CA has newsom, pelosi, feinstein, schiff, swalwel, karen bass, other people im forgetting, all of whom love either z!onism or NIMBYism or insider trading or never retiring

Is there a state Democratic Party more corrupt than @nydems? Schumer, Gillibrand, Jay Jacobs, Cuomo, Torres, Eric Adams, Bichotte... The list goes on and on and on....

@ByronMBader @ZegrasTrevor @flyguyOX NCAA this year was probably a much stronger league than previous seasons because of the NIL related rule changes

@ZegrasTrevor @flyguyOX National program is relatively on par with the chl. Ushl is close too.

Roger McQueen didn't make a big jump in his D+1 year, switching over to the NCAA. In fact, he stayed at the same level. Not great for one of the oldest players in the 2025 draft.

@aakashgupta What happens when TSA and air traffic control sucks so bad that flying with your family isnt really viable

The math on this is correct and it makes Disney's pricing team look unhinged. Tokyo Disney adult ticket: $51 to $70 per day. Disney World: $109 to $169. A baseline Disney World trip for a family of four runs $7,400 in 2026, and that's before Lightning Lane, park hopper upgrades, or the $35/day parking fee. From Los Angeles, roundtrip flights to Tokyo are running $500 to $620 right now. The yen is trading at 155 to the dollar, the weakest it's been in decades. Food inside Tokyo Disney averages $40/person/day versus $60 at Disney World. Hotels near Tokyo Disney Resort start under $100/night. Disney World's value resorts start at $150 and climb past $350. Run the full trip. A family of four doing 5 nights and 3 park days at Tokyo Disney Resort lands around $5,000 all in from the West Coast. The same family at Disney World, staying on property with dining, is paying $7,400. That $2,400 gap buys you a bullet train to Kyoto, three days of the best food on the planet, and a story infinitely better than "we waited 90 minutes for Space Mountain in Orlando humidity." The reason this works is structural. Tokyo Disney Resort is operated by Oriental Land Company under a licensing deal. Disney collects royalties but doesn't set the prices. OLC optimizes for volume and repeat visitors. Disney Parks optimizes for per-guest revenue extraction. Two completely different business models applied to the same IP, and the gap has gotten wide enough that flying 5,400 miles is the rational economic decision. The real question is what happens when enough Americans figure this out that it stops being a secret.

not to sound like a potted plant but sunlight and fresh air really makes a difference