DrDawkinstein

Wasnt sure where else to put this except maybe my "Fitz for HoF" thread

Dang, that is young for nowadays. RIP Classic:

Exactly. All depends on who was asked to do what and run which route in practice. Tough to get up to 20MPH if you are just running short routes or something.

Thanks, that's what I thought, but wasnt sure since there was zero context on the board.

What is this a measure of? Time in a drill? MPH reached? Number of hot dogs eaten in 5 min?

Word is it tanked because AMC announced it was selling off 10M shares first thing this morning. But imo, that shouldnt cause the price to drop since it means (just like GameStop did), they now get a big injection of cash to pay off debts and stay afloat. This move will only make them stronger as a corporation. Maybe it was just the volume that caused the dip? Not sure the ~$60 price is sustainable. As noted, that price makes AMC "worth" more than most companies in the S&P500. So much is so overvalued right now. Makes me nervous. (Looking at you, TESLA!)

LOL

20 hours later: OMG AMC part 2 - Nosedive Boogaloo

OMG AMC

Hell Yeah! I love this. I'm in my 40s and have memories of Mark at games from when I was a kid. Glad to see he is still there, and back in action. Dude is the best heckler too. My favorite is when he points at the batter and gets their attention, and then points at his armpit. It's so frickin perfect. The simplicity, and his flawless execution. Go Mark, Go Jays.

Circling back on this IPO stuff... Funny enough, in the meantime since we posted this both SoFi Bank and Robinhood have added the feature of allowing users to buy-in at the IPO price.

Back a few weeks ago, GME was back down around $150 and I thought "screw it, let's get in on the fun, even if it tanks", and bought a wopping ONE share for my daughter on her custodian account. Fast forward to today and she's outperforming my entire portfolio. That little jerk, lol.

I was actually surprised a while back when I learned players are W2ed and not 1099ed. But that probably saves a lot of dumb players from big trouble every April. Can he catch passes that hit him in the hands? If so, he's an upgrade over Knox.

That's the playoffs, been that way forever and across most sports. McDermott's team of Gentlemen need to figure that out. I bet they have.

That is your payroll system withholding that money because they use an aggregate method. You get it back when you file your taxes. Even if the bonus is considered supplemental income, the tax rate there is only 22% (or 25%?) in the end.

They wouldnt need to override the 5th year. Just tack the new contract onto the end. Much like the Eagles did with Wentz, and the Texans did with Watson. And like we did with Tre White. Since they executed the 5th year option, he is technically on year 4 of a 5 year deal. Any extension would be added on after, unless they chose to override it. That 5th year is worth $23M, I dont think the average of his new contract will be any less, so might as well keep the 5th year in place and get an extra year out of it. Really, my only question is if teams can spread bonuses from extensions into the existing contracts. Which I think they can do, but can't find any good evidence either way.

If they extend Josh now, and keep his 5th year as-is, can't they spread some of his new contract bonus into this year to lessen the hits over the life of the new contract? For example, if new contract is 5 years with a $60M bonus (just making up numbers), they can spread that bonus out over all 6 years so it's a $10M/yr hit and not a $12M/year. No?

It's pretty funny, if nothing else. For what it's worth, I like Scott and his posting, even if he comes off as a negative-nancy sometimes. But I also like busting his chops about it just as much.

Making the playoffs his first year, even after a mini-tank with starting Peterman. Haha, even the brand new posters know the deal.

And he's still wearing shades! Great guy. He used to live in a townhouse in West Seneca, close to where I grew up. My friends and I would ride our bikes by, and sometimes stop in and ring his doorball (the few times we actually worked up the courage). And he always answered the door and was super nice, would come out and chat with a bunch of 11 year olds. He also did a volunteer Fashion Show for charity at my elementary school, and was just the nicest dude to everyone.

It's stuff like this why I often make the tongue-in-cheek statement of "The salary cap is a myth".

I've been saying the whole time, just give him some guaranteed money and he'll be happy for a little longer. Easy peasy. Glad they got it done. Cant wait to see what comes of this.

Yeah, he parked in Economy for 3 weeks. I wouldnt even leave my wife's crappy Corolla there for more than a weekend. Dumbass.

Seems to be down everywhere, but I found it in this Pat McAfee clip for anyone who hasnt seen it yet.

Seems like this is still low. Or at least lower than it would have been without COVID and everything continuing on normally. Cap was going up by about $10M each year. 2016 - $155M 2017 - $167M 2018 - $177M 2019 - $188M 2020 - $198M Extrapolating... non-COVID 2021 - ~$208M non-COVID 2022 - ~$218M Instead, we get... 2021 - $188M 2022 - MAX $208M Still some catching up to do.