@chris_ferland@AdamSchefter If you wanna talk about being rivals from a fandom standpoint that’s one thing. A team that is not close to competing on the field with the other for the foreseeable future shouldn’t fear trading a 32 year old WR to a rival for return that will help them compete down the line.
@chris_ferland@AdamSchefter If you’re the Raiders and offered a 2nd rounder from Chiefs or a 3rd from Jets, they should take the 3rd because they’re in the same division? Different story if this is cowboys/eagles but the Raiders are not gonna be anyone’s “rival” from a competitive standpoint any time soon.
@chris_ferland@AdamSchefter A rival would be someone you’re battling each year for a playoff berth. The Raiders aren’t rivaling anyone for the length of the rest of Adams’ contract. They should take the best deal regardless of who’s offering it and move on.
@EricJhonsa@A_P_Capital Got it. While it’s a little more utility heavy at the top, seems like $XLU has pretty decent exposure to clean energy leaders across the spectrum.
@EricJhonsa@A_P_Capital Any idea which solar/renewable companies already have agreements in place with the hyper scalers or stand to? Looks like $AES is mentioned with Google in the cnbc article.
@BigReed07@Exiled_axe For history of the team, Red Sox or cubs don’t fit the bill?
I’m a little confused why you’d rate “activities to do” at the top when you’re there to watch a game. I’m also not quite sure what user friendly means either. Both Fenway and Wrigley are easy to access by train.
Baseball Hall of Fame voters should be presented with players stats ONLY. That way you get YES or NO votes solely based on the numbers. If a voter wants to connect the two, at least they’re forced to do their homework.