Ned Flanders

I've been watching him the last couple of years and he was grossly underutilized at Tech. Good hands and can go across the middle, with speed to go outside. Anxious to see what kind of camp he has.

Tom Olivadotti still wakes up at night screaming Thurman Thomas' name.

Ronnie Lott Larry Wilson Troy Polamalu Ed Reed

I get the brunch part...we went for brunch yesterday around noon, so I didn't make breakfast...I'm old and I can't wait that long to eat, and the communion host at mass didn't hold me over...and if I'm going out at noon, I want enough food so I'm not hungry again at six...but that didn't happen...so I had to dig some Zweigles out of the freezer and throw them on the grill. Bottom line: brunch is overrated...and the only worse day to go out for brunch is Mothers' Day.

First went in 1969, and been to the Hall no less than 50 times...wife is from Oneonta so I'd often venture up to Cooperstown. Induction weekend is crazy, but saw Cal, Brooks, Brock, Eckersley, Molitor, Marichal, Gwynn and others go in. October is a good time to go, school is back in session, so it isn't too crowded. One time when we were in Oneonta, I went on Dec. 26 and had the place to myself. If you're a casual fan, you should go. If you're a big baseball fan, it's a must.

Just made one Saturday while watching the Masters...fried up and put on bread with a slice of cheddar...yellow mustard.

They had a short separation not too long ago and recently reconciled. I thought the obligatory wife hug after he won seemed less emotional than those of past major champions, but who am I to judge...he did spend a good amount of time with his daughter though...the bear hug with Shane Lowry was epic.

If I'm not mistaken, Pontillo's started in Batavia.

When I was a kid, Pontillos was the gold standard in Rochester, Anna's in Stutson Bridge Plaza was good, and there was a good joint on Dewey just south of the cemetery...the name escapes me.

Holding off getting Sunday Ticket until the schedule comes out...Bills could be in several national games the first part of the season, possibly three of the first four. Already tired of slumming it like @nucci and paying full price for ST.

I recall he caught a first down pass on the final drive and there was a penalty (surprise)…without looking at the video, I think it was delay of game.

They did, and then they brought in a couple of trucks and moved the stadium downtown.

They will not practice on the grass at the new stadium. Ralph is cheap.

I don't know which one of the stars will end up dead next week, but I wouldn't be disappointed with any one of them, they're all that loathsome.

And Tony Taters 0h for four...

I have on good authority that Cedric hit his second HR in your honor yesterday.

Stop the world, I want to get off...

So was I

Had people tell me Kincaid's drop was a harder ball to come up with than Harmon's...to which I say bullstuff. A high school TE has to make that catch.

I went a couple of years ago before a Thursday night Bills-Browns game. Went in with very low expectations thinking it was just Hard Rock Café without the hamburgers. Dang, was I wrong. Regardless of the inductees, and I agree with your point BTW, it's a great museum and I could have easily spent another three or four hours there. It's definitely worth a visit if you're in the area.

Brooks Robinson's truncated helmet visor.