I am sure that Jamie has likely forgotten this, as he has undoubtedly helped countless others when they have reached out to him. However, his generosity with his time is something I will never forget. Thank you again Jamie and I hope you get well soon.
Back in 2006 I was a television production college student writing a paper on the process of Blue Jays broadcasts. I took a chance and reached out to @SNETCampbell and to my surprise he not only took the time to respond but also spoke to me about the process for over an hour.
Roughly a year later I was working at SNET myself and the first chance I had I thanked Jamie again for taking the time to help me. He congratulated me on joining the company and was happy to have helped me a year prior.
@MatthewBerryTMR Down 141-104, oppoenent had Mike Williams and Carlson to go, I had Ekeler and Renfrow. Yesterday The Fantasy Life App convinced me to go with Renfrow in the flex. I won by 3.
Ekeler + Renfrow + Fantasy Life App =
@Wilnerness Thank you for that. However I still struggle with the concept, had the ball that Teoscar hit in the 8th been hit harder it would have been an out, instead it was soft enough to be a single.
@Wilnerness I've been trying to understand for a few years now why the exit velocity of a baseball has become such a big deal. The White Sox scored their run on a softly hit ball, I'd much rather that than a ball hit hard that gets caught.
@STR0@timbhealey When you factor in that Stroman pushed off on the same leg that he once tore his ACL fielding a grounder in spring training, it makes it all the more impressive.
@the_Zubes Got mozzarella sticks, a smoked meat sandwich and fries from there a few months back. Could barely finish the sandwich because of all the meat. Fantastic place.