FFMA 2026 is underway! Looking forward to a great week of learning, collaboration, and connecting with colleagues across the state. Great keynote from Disney Conservation & Agricultural Science Director Zak Gezon.
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@YangKongBeavis@NUCLRGOLF Depends on what you mean by really low… depends on when you started playing, the school of thought on that has varied over time. Tiger even admits to teeing the ball lower than most current pros because that’s just how he learned and his swing is built around that.
@NUCLRGOLF Inconsiderate play. You’re not the most important person out there and you have no idea what the other person is dealing with. If you’re holding people up, let them through. If you’re being held up, let the course officials handle it. Just be a decent human being, it’s not hard.
@NUCLRGOLF Group in front that’s so self-absorbed or just inconsiderate to not only not let faster groups through if they have nobody in front of them, but proceed to have extended discussions on or by the green once putted out and making sure to get all scores down before going to next tee
@OleTimeHardball Absolutely. Nettles had nearly 400 HR, elite defense, a 67.9 WAR that tops several inducted 3B, and huge postseason impact. If Rolen and Santo are in, Nettles should be too. One of the most underrated players of his era. Dwight Evans should be too.
@ohhanxiety Based on numerous 70s, 80s, and 90s movies… this is the anti-kidnapper/hijacker security device. Depress discretely and wait for deployment. Once complete, use to either throw in your captor’s lap or push into nearest available body part. Flee while chaos ensues or after crash.
@OleTimeHardball Statistically he’s better than several first-ballot guys (Vlad, Ortiz, Puckett, Rice). The only thing keeping him out is a PED mention—never a positive test. On performance alone, he’s in.
@OleTimeHardball Gary Sheffield is absolutely a Hall of Famer by modern standards.
509 HR, .907 OPS, 140 OPS+, 8 .300 seasons, and one of only three players ever with 500+ HR, 250+ SB, and a .390+ OBP (Bonds & Mays are the others).
@VinnysCorner1 Apparently it’s just “cool” to hate LeBron, haters gonna hate… only because of who the other 5 are and all the tools they provide, I unfortunately have to say Steph. He’s arguably in my top three for the last decade but the other 5 just dominate too many aspects to leave out.