It’s 3 am, I’m flying to London tomorrow for work, and I don’t think I can sleep.
A New Orleans Super Bowl win where you beat the ever living daylights out of the opponent, then walk triumphantly down Bourbon Street hugging strangers is very, very fun.
"Tulsky was born in Philadelphia, growing up a sports fan. He'd watch Mike Schmidt and the Phillies at The Vet and still lets an occasional "Go Birds!" slip out during NFL season."
Congratulation to Eagles fan / analytics nerd Eric Tulsky on his first Stanley Cup.
Hurricanes point leaders these playoffs
1. Hall - traded for by Tulsky
2. Blake - signed an 8x5.1 extension by Tulsky
3. Stank - traded for by Tulsky
4. Ehlers - signed by Tulsky
5. Miller - sign and trade by Tulsky
@orrdavid He was bragging about this years ago (I looked briefly at his fund, passed - it was clear to me they were employing the trader's option):
https://t.co/3DihEIY9Yz
@EJSmith94@MarkDulgerian The chat with @MarkDulgerian was really insightful. Also, I listened to a ton of Jimi back in college, had never heard “Who Knows” - thank you.
In the nineties here was a jam band called “Crosstown Traffic” that would play at a dive bar in West Philly. They were so fun.
Hello.
The newsletter is back! It's now called The Broad Street Bulletin.
The first post, where you can read all about it, is here: https://t.co/n2j91mNwJP
I was at dinner in Northern California tonight and the waiter made a point of bringing up @Tim_McManus excellent reporting (my son was wearing an Eagles shirt and the waiter was a birds fan). As I told him: McManus’s reporting is unimpeachable.
Best of luck to Eagles fan / Artemis II Mission Evaluation Room Manager and Orion Systems Engineering & Integration Manager @jhutt75. I last saw Jason on Bourbon Street late at night on Feb 9, 2025.
Today is a culmination of decades of hard work - it's so incredibly exciting.
@LesBowen I was in Salt Lake for 2002, after terrible tournament losses in Nagano 98 and the World Cup of Hockey 96. The win for Canadian fans was a relief on par with the 2017 Eagles.
To effectuate change, you need to fight inertia and a deep-seated human preference for the familiar. Status quo bias is built-in, must be actively overcome.
Patriots coaches had a staff dinner Tuesday night at Fleming’s Steakhouse.
Private room. Stories told about the 2025 season. Favorite moments shared. And a message of “let’s finish this the right way.”
Staff means a lot to Mike Vrabel, who picks up the bill.
Don't believe what xenophobes tell you: financially America is net ahead on immigrants. They're entitled to dislike people from certain countries if they want to (and are willing to admit that's what drives them), but the economic argument is bullshit.