@NCBubblehead@bobbyfinnerty2 It doesn’t meet even one of the many criteria of charging. Chychrun doesn’t leave his feet and he doesn’t take excessive strides to lead into the contact (he actually stops right before the hit) or come from far away for it.
@awfulannouncing https://t.co/ke9FezbBtx They’ve been in there since yesterday. The extreme construction going on the arena allows for more gaps that birds can fly into.
Well this is a new one: we’ve got two birds flying around inside of the arena.
Not sure that’s what they mean when they talk about pigeons at a hockey game.
@JomboyMedia Yeah they’ve been in there since yesterday, seen here. There is a heavy construction on the outside of the arena, causing there to be more openings for birds to fly into.
https://t.co/yiX5qxe9pW
Well this is a new one: we’ve got two birds flying around inside of the arena.
Not sure that’s what they mean when they talk about pigeons at a hockey game.
@mrmotion69420@aaron_lassiter@JPFinlayNBCS It doesn’t event matter. It’s the two major local college basketball programs. If both had sucked for a decade but are playing each other (rare in itself) it should be on TV on an obvious channel.
@GrantPaulsen@JoeBpXp , but if I had to choose someone as an analyst, it would be @Kurkjian_ESPN . Every time they zoom into a county, he tell us some random baseball tidbit about it, which would be awesome.
@czabe Had no idea you were a Milwaukee guy now or had any media ties there.
Was very confused until I saw your bio why a long time 980/106.7 guy was being a Brewers homer.
The Expos in 2003 and 2004 and the Nationals in 2005 are the same franchise, but the card counts them as separate stops on the way to eight teams. Mets, Twins, Marlins, Yankees, Orioles and Braves finish the path through 2013.
@GrantPaulsen I’m pretty surprised at the second sentence. I feel like you’re well known enough nationally and locally that most media people at the NLCS would know about your extensive DC sports background.
@jbenowitz1831@docksOFFICIAL “Horrendous” is a pretty dramatic way to characterize a season in which they aren’t even mathematically eliminated until at least the day before game 160, if not later. Were you expecting a division title or something?
@mhc_76 How can an award win age poorly? It’s based purely on one season. Whatever a player does after is completely irrelevant, so the award can’t age at all. It’s frozen in time to those stats. It’s not a “who is better for their career?” Award.
@jcalvinmeyer For the Nats, I found 19, and 5 that go the other way. I was trying to use a pretty tight definition, but when the team blows 40 saves a lot is possible.
14 game swing. They’d be 89-70, still technically alive for the division.