SinceThe70s

Verlander and Paxton both pitched on Sunday. The rain out put them back on 4 days rest.

The throw was bad but Wrights weak arm at third contributed as well. Having defensive liabilities at 3 infield positions will catch up to you eventually.

You had me worried for a second. Thought you were on the wrong side of another story I read today: https://nypost.com/2019/10/17/husband-hacks-off-alleged-rapists-penis-after-seeing-him-assault-wife/

So you do what you want And pretend again that it's time to roam 'cause you can't go home Maybe you'll find your way today, But while you're at it you'll have some fun And through tears of laughter You know it's nothing until you find someone You wouldn't miss it You don't care if it's day or night

The VCR and the DVD There was none of that crap Back in 1970 We didn't know about a World Wide Web It was a whole different game Being played back when I was a kid Want to get down in a cool way Picture yourself on a beautiful day Big bell bottoms and groovy long hair Just walkin' in style with a portable CD player No you'd listen to the music on the AM radio (kind of funny that this song is also outdated)

No doubt the layoff often hurts hitting, but I respectfully disagree that it doesn't help the pitching. Setting up your rotation can be a huge help.The more they pitch Scherzer and Strasburg the better chance they'll have. They've used Scherzer and Strasburg out of the pen once each and Corbin twice. I don't think they trust their bullpen, nor should they.

Now they're some sad things known to man But ain't too much sadder than The tears of a clown when there's no one around

They've been riding Scherzer, Strasburg and Corbin to hide their bullpen. Reminds me of the D'backs winning with Schilling and RJ . I think the layoff could help them out. Travel days and any rain-outs during the series will almost surely help. If either the Astros or Yankees get to the Nats bullpen it won't be pretty.

Nothin' from nothin' leaves nothin' You gotta have somethin' if you wanna be with me

Who's peekin' out from under a stairway Calling a name that's lighter than air Who's bending down to give me a rainbow Everyone knows it's Windy

Organizations gain from #1 picks, coaches only gain if they are still around. Being told that this year would not be held against a coach and being told to lose games intentionally are two different things. What he said.

Makes sense, lesson learned. Thanks.

Just a friendly reminder that the spread has nothing to do with what Vegas thinks the final score will be and everything to do with getting the same number of people to bet on both sides. Every time a missed extra point blows the spread "the fix is in". But nobody talks about a game like tonight where the Chargers are laying 6.5 and are down 24-0 at home with a quarter left.

Just curious. Did you watch it and think it was wonderful or does it just sound like something that would be wonderful? There's a reason they only did it one time. Most folks at the time thought it was less than wonderful.

What does the coach have to gain from tanking? What does he have to lose from tanking? Believe what you want, personally I don't think that players and coaches tank.