@I_Am_Tut@UnnecRoughness@BFW We’ll see. Program has gotten better each year under Dan. As of now there’s no reason to question if he’s the guy or not for UO
You've already invested in this team (Devers, Adames, Chapman, Lee).
Your window to win is now.
You have a clear need for starting pitching.
The best available SP says he wants to beat the Dodgers.
You have money to spend.
And you decide to be cheap? Embarassing
@GiantHotTakes I think we ride with Schmitt. He made serious strides with his approach last year and looked comfortable at second. Don’t think Gleyber is as much of an upgrade as it may seem.
I love this.
Niall Shiels-Donegan played like 130 holes over the last 5 days. So after losing in the semi’s of the US Am yesterday, what did he do today?
He played his regular Sunday game at the muni he grew up on. With some middle age guys he’s been playing w for years.
They can be heard all around Olympic – and likely beyond.
They are the people of Mill Valley, they are electric, and they are here this week at the #USAmateur to root on their favorite player, Niall Shiels-Donegan, as he continues to put on a show:
https://t.co/JW532GxHJp
Niall Shiels Donegan played four sports in high school at Tamalpais High in Mill Valley, California – baseball, soccer, volleyball and lacrosse. Ultimately, he gave all those up to focus on golf.
This week, though, he has his little league coach, Todd Moutafian, on the bag.
Donegan was a great pitcher for Moutafian, though since Moutafian didn't want to ruin Donegan's golf swing, he was like a career .120 hitter.
Today we lost a brother. Our hearts and love go out to Jill Lesh, Brian and Grahame. Phil Lesh was irreplaceable. In one note from the Phil Zone, you could hear and feel the world being born. His bass flowed like a river would flow. It went where the muse took it. He was an explorer of inner and outer space who just happened to play bass. He was a circumnavigator of formerly unknown musical worlds. And more.
We can count on the fingers of one hand the people we can say had as profound an influence on our development - in every sense. And there have been even less people who did so continuously over the decades and will continue to for as long as we live. What a gift he was for us. We won’t say he will be missed, as in any given moment, nothing we do will be without the lessons he taught us - and the lessons that are yet to come, as the conversations will go on.
Phil loved the Dead Heads and always kept them in his heart and mind. The thing is… Phil was so much more than a virtuoso bass player, a composer, a family man, a cultural icon...
There will be a lot of tributes, and they will all say important things. But for us, we’ve spent a lifetime making music with Phil Lesh and the music has a way of saying it all. So listen to the Grateful Dead and, in that way, we’ll all take a little bit of Phil with us, forever.
For this is all a dream we dreamed one afternoon, long ago….
- Mickey, Billy and Bobby
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It is with great sadness that we announce that San Francisco Giants Legend and Hall of Famer Willie Mays passed away peacefully this afternoon at the age of 93.