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  • Chef's kiss.
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    • From wsb:

      "Redditors pile into Steven Cohen's mom as their next squeeze target"
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      • Originally posted by Jimjamesak View Post
        (Armstrong doesn't get a pass because he was a giant d-bag and was very aggressively denying and lying)
        And ruining people's lives -- those who dared to out him -- in the process.
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        • Mets dodge a bullet.

          Bauer to Los Angeles. $40M in '21, $45M in '22.
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          • Spring Training starts Feb. 17th. Excited to see if they can get in a full season this year.
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            • Originally posted by JF_Gophers View Post
              Spring Training starts Feb. 17th. Excited to see if they can get in a full season this year.
              I'd love to see them cut the season down, permanently. There was talk about returning to 154 but I'd love a more dramatic cut back to say 120. Make games more meaningful, get rid of interleague. Generally speaking, return the sport to around 1965.
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              • Originally posted by Kepler View Post

                I'd love to see them cut the season down, permanently. There was talk about returning to 154 but I'd love a more dramatic cut back to say 120. Make games more meaningful, get rid of interleague. Generally speaking, return the sport to around 1965.
                Instead of making the season 120 just go back to fewer playoff teams (2 or 4). Then games are meaningful.
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                • Originally posted by JF_Gophers View Post

                  Instead of making the season 120 just go back to fewer playoff teams (2 or 4). Then games are meaningful.
                  I think the problem is that there is such a separation between the top 5 teams and the rest of the league most years... That's why you end up with "meaningless" games after Aug. 1...
                  It's never too early to start the Pre-game festivities

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                  • I have always thought a reduction to 150 games makes sense. It would allow them to start the playoffs 2 weeks earlier than they currently do. I doubt they're ever going to reduce how many teams make the playoffs, although reducing regular season games is a pipe dream too tbh.

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                    • Originally posted by Slap Shot View Post
                      I have always thought a reduction to 150 games makes sense. It would allow them to start the playoffs 2 weeks earlier than they currently do. I doubt they're ever going to reduce how many teams make the playoffs, although reducing regular season games is a pipe dream too tbh.
                      It is... It's a loss of revenue for the teams.... They will give up 5-20 home dates, which are almost always pure profit.
                      It's never too early to start the Pre-game festivities

                      Go Cats!!! GO BLACKHAWKS!

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                      • Originally posted by RaceBoarder View Post

                        It is... It's a loss of revenue for the teams.... They will give up 5-20 home dates, which are almost always pure profit.
                        150 regular season games would be 6 lost home games if the playoffs remained as they are. 75 vs. the current 81 would be a drop in the bucket but it's never going to happen likely.

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                        • Originally posted by JF_Gophers View Post

                          Instead of making the season 120 just go back to fewer playoff teams (2 or 4). Then games are meaningful.
                          Believe me, if I had my way there would be 2 NL divisions with 8 teams each, 7x16 = 126-game RS, no interleague or interdivisional play, and one division champion (no WC). NL Divisional Champs meet in 5-game NLCS. Winner plays AL champion in 7-game WS. The. End.
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                          • Originally posted by Kepler View Post

                            Believe me, if I had my way there would be 2 NL divisions with 8 teams each, 7x16 = 126-game RS, no interleague or interdivisional play, and one division champion (no WC). NL Divisional Champs meet in 5-game NLCS. Winner plays AL champion in 7-game WS. The. End.
                            Also, no night games, teams travel by train/bus, scheduled double headers, no free agency, fans dress up to attend games. ;-)
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                            • Originally posted by JF_Gophers View Post

                              Also, no night games, teams travel by train/bus, scheduled double headers, no free agency, fans dress up to attend games. ;-)
                              Hats!





                              You know Bauer, Huff, Schilling, Clemens and Ryan would be up for restoring the color line.
                              Last edited by Kepler; 02-10-2021, 02:06 PM.
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                              • Originally posted by Kepler View Post

                                You know Bauer, Huff, Schilling, Clemens and Ryan would be up for restoring the color line.
                                Curious why you threw Clemens and Ryan in that list?
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