May Day 10

McDavid needs to cool off in order for Edmonton to not win the cup

Pesci in casino might have been better than Goodfellas. Deniro was at his best too. Agreed with Rain Man A couple of my favorites, but maybe not technically the best performances ever: Javier Bardem in no country for old men. Philip Seymour Hoffman in before the devil knows you're dead Steve Martin in the jerk

I wonder if there is going to be a major turn in this next episode whether it is Kim vs Saul or Saul vs Kim. Im hoping not, this show is above a cheap heel turn.

IMO: The Dolphins are the largest immediate threat and could be a problem. I kind of discount the Patriots, but really, you cant count them out until Belichick is retired. Objectively, they seem like kind of a mess right now and for the future. The Jets should be better. Out of the Dolphins/Pats/Jets I actually think the Jets may have the best 2-5 year outlook. I like Wilson's ceiling above the other 2. For this season though Id still be shocked if they were better than Miami let-alone Buffalo

I think this season would have to be a particularly bad dumpster fire with some irreconcilable public feuds between Allen, Diggs, McDermott, Von Miller, etc...

Went into business with Gabe northern

you need to start off with "im hearing". I makes it look more legit

I love the build up to the schedule release. This gradual leaking of games from the NFL enhances this because it forces everyone to play (to steal that writer's metaphor) soduku with the schedule. Schedule release day is one of the things I look forward to the most in the NFL calendar. Always, once it is out there and locked in, it doesnt really seem that interesting anymore. The build-up is better than the thing itself.

It feels like the Point A to point B at this point doesnt need a 13 episode season to be honest. Ill take it though as Im not in any hurry to leave New Mexico

From a fan standpoint (me), nothing beats the 1PM Sunday grind. If I got to choose, I would see a wall of 1PM Sunday tomorrow evening. I fully expect the Bills to be pretty much maxed out on primetime and exclusive window games at this point. Allen and co are considered must-watch TV for NFL fans. They havent won yet, so are still well-liked outside of Buffalo. Im sure a lot of people will be adopting Buffalo as their '2nd team' if they havent already. Lots of fantasy implications.

Great Buffalo Bill. Im glad he got a nice taste of team success here

the spooge thing was genius. Loved how he was pretty normal and you get the spectrum that meth and the blue meth turned him into a mutant.

I'm not too pumped. The targaryen mythology wasnt something I felt overly interesting from the books. Ok they had white hair and purple eyes. Came over and took over westeros with 3 immense dragons. Ruled for like 300 years. Some were crazy, some were good. A few non-consequential internal power struggles. Things didn't seem to get interesting until the events of a song of ice and fire.

Hoping to see: The vet Tortuga Skinny Pete and/or Combo Kuby (Bill Burr)

Good pick. Pretty much expected though

I get what you are saying... but, I dont like Eichel. I didn't like him when he was on the Sabres. Terrible leadership is clear. Doesn't seem to be a good teammate, and some things I heard from friends in the local media supported all that. Add in the games that he played, apparently wanting out a few years ago, fairly fresh off of willingly signing an 8-year $80 Million contract. Then all the hijinks with how he and his agent played the neck angle with the media, along with the "victim tour" he went on the podcasts, with Friedman, etc. It was easy for hockey media and fans everywhere to pile on the Sabres and take Eichel's side. Just 2 months ago, the Sabres were inhuman monsters who took a player's well-being hostage and made a terrible trade giving up one of the surely all-time great players. It is wonderful to see the perception change completely (at least for now). Then he had the audacity to make those comments at Sabres fans. I spent thousands and thousands on dead season tickets wishing for some reason to get excited. He sucked... but showed just enough flash to justify trying to gift him a new coach or a new GM or a new Taylor Hall, etc. Its good to have a villain. Having villains in sports is hard to come by nowadays with everyone so highly paid and humanized. For the first time in 7-8? years, I have been following the NHL closely to root for Vegas to miss the playoffs. Even watched a non-Sabres game for the 1st time in about 3 years. When Vegas is town next season I am sure going to attend the game and boo loudly. The place is going to be packed and we will show him noise. *excitement and people being invested cant hurt In a perfect world, the Sabres make the playoffs before Eichel.

He isnt a Vegas fan

I dunno. He had a strange way of handling charles' death. In that last scene, I was half expecting lalo to emerge and turn everything on its head and perhaps extend nacho's life

Mike Williams That one hurt bad. Premium spot in the draft. Was an early domino in the drought years He was supposed to be a stud franchise cornerstone LT. Many of the other players listed here had lower floors/ceilings.

Was the the best episode of anything ever?

My prescription ends in a few weeks, Im not getting a new one because recreational shops are months away, so I decided to stock up. Forgot it was 4/20. Place was hopping. Ended up buying 1/8 of Sour Diesel and 1/4 of Purple Urkel. Both smell delicious, like the best smelling strain Ive ever smelled. It made me happy just taking in the aroma. Also got some Orange and Strawberry 5mg gummies.

haha, thats great.

I agree with this 100%. As a big baseball fan, I see a bad trajectory/outlook for the future popularity of the sport, and these kind of things make my outlook even worse. Although I understand that all the numbers and sports science and all that point precisely to that point in time in game 5 of 162+ that Kershaw had enough... it also stinks and is unexciting from a fan standpoint.

There was no-doubt tampering. I also think its a terrible slippery slope to offer active players any sort of executive role and/or ownership stake. That is cap circumvention if they are compensated for it in assets.... also, if that starts to become a routine contract demand, the league will be the mess. Eventually, every good QB who hits the market, followed by star D-linemen, etc will start to demand all sorts of ownership stakes along with their contracts.

I wonder at what level the contact would be made, and by whom? So would this be the mayor of San Diego contacting the Pegulas and offering them a home? Would it be just some councilmember trying to gain favor with the voters? Would this person 'promise' any sort of specific range of funding? Real estate? Was there a stadium scribbled on a napkin or ms paint that was provided to the Pegulas?