SinceThe70s

You beat me to it. Godfather II was the best sequel ever. Blows me away when you consider how great the original was.

Lamar did not throw for 300 yards all season. Ergo, he sucks - or maybe his coaches suck. Hard to say.

Can this lovin' we have found within us Ooh, suddenly exist between Did we somehow try to make it happen Ooh, was it just a natural thing I'd like to know Can you tell me, please don't tell me It really doesn't matter anyhow It's just that the thought of us so happy Appears in my mind, as a beautifully mysterious thing Yes it does now, baby Questions 67 and 68

Big Top Pee Wee

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

Oh, well, a young man Ain't got nothin' in the world these days

Shot in the dark: Jackie Robinson. And if that's wrong, did he play baseball?

Hope it continues well into Sunday morning!

How was it not a fun game for you to watch? Allen threw for 300+. By your own measure had the Bills lost you still would've been entertained. I can only speak for myself but that game was fun as hell to watch. Two strong teams going toe-to-toe for 60 minutes with the Bills coming out on top. Doesn't get much better than that for me. That was the type of game we always lost the past 25 years.

It's a steal. A year ago I would have been worried that they wouldn't sign Lindor but with Cohen on board I'm assuming that will happen. With Carrasco included Bauer must be off the table. It'll be interesting to see if they land Springer. He's a perfect fit: strong right handed hitter and a legit CFer. To be honest, he's probably a better fit than the upgrade at SS, but that upgrade came with a boost to the starting rotation so no complaints.

The banners were hung on the stadium with care, In the hopes that a playoff win soon would be there,...

Twas the night before Playoffs, And all through TBD,...

Awesome!! I completely forgot about that connection. Piazza went from a draft afterthought to the greatest hitting catcher cuz he was Lasorda's godson. So many great Lasorda quotes, but today this one is the most appropriate: “I bleed Dodger blue and when I die, I’m going to the big Dodger in the sky.”

Fast as a shark he'll cut out of the dark He's a killer - he'll rip out your heart On a one way track and you're not coming back 'Cause the killer's on the attack

4 hours late and 4 pages in. I haven't read through the responses but I've wondered the same thing. In particular with regard to getting too hopped up.

One of the two managers the Dodgers had between 1954 and 1996. He succeeded Walter Alston who had a 23 year run (all on one year contracts) and followed that up with a 20 year run of his own. My favorite Lasorda quote: When asked what terms Mexican-born pitching sensation Fernando Valenzuela might settle for in his upcoming contract negotiations: 'He wants Texas back' There's also an unsubstantiated story that he once sent Don Rickles to the mound in his uniform to make a pitching change. RIP.

A former Bill?

Athlete?

That looks like Josh hoisting the Lombardi to me.

Before the season I wanted two things at a minimum: a playoff win and Josh to continue the upward trajectory. The latter was far more important to me than the former. Josh is a legit MVP candidate and that has far exceeded my expectations so I already consider this a successful season. With that said, it will be bitterly disappointing if we don't make a playoff run, this team is good enough to win it all this year.

I've heard he may go to the Pats as QB coach. If so, he could complete a trifecta of wrecking AFC East teams.

Maybe we're on a collision course to rectify the wrongs of the past.

My first reaction was to buck the trend and go with Pantera's #$%&@$ Hostile. But if Josh wants to chill this song works and describes him well:

I welcome the opportunity to frogstomp whoever we play in the first round.