If you don’t know about him already — Murphy Belvin (2026; Attack) is an absolute beast on the lax field. Here is the @BCHighlacrosse Senior Captain’s Spring video. @bostonlaxnet@NELaxJournal https://t.co/cUZzmpGLgS https://t.co/cUZzmpGLgS
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@BosHeraldSports The @MIAA033 TMC needs to open its ears and start listening to the experts who have a stake in the game! 10 goal MOV is way too much! It has affected the game, how coaches coach and has limited playing time for its players! Get on the same page as the coaches and lower it to 7!
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@paulcarcaterra you need to meet with @BillSimmons. His son just started playing lax in HS and watched his first game. Knows nothing yet but is hooked. Lax=basketball, but 5v5 vs 6v6. Get on his Pod, would be great for the game.
You need to pump the breaks on the CT food pix. I grew up in Southington and have since moved and these kill me. If you post a pic of a Blackies hot dog or a steamed cheeseburger, I may have to block you.
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I believe every business is an experiment. For the experiment to succeed, you need to test your hypothesis, measure the results, and follow where they lead.
ppl seem to have a moral intuition that working hard should be rewarded with higher pay, while ignoring that working *smart* is a thing. I prefer a world where working smart is rewarded, cause rewarding the *hardness* of the work means we're incentivizing effort, not efficiency!
schools should include a class called Truth Is Hard, where u get bombarded with examples of confused eyewitnesses, incorrect public outrages, studies that failed to replicate, super convincing arguments that fall apart with one additional fact u didn't expect, etc.