@WailackiNative@Dali_ChrisKool1@NFLMemes How can Niners go 1 - 16 and Cardinals go 0 - 17? That’s mathematically impossible. If you don’t know why, I can’t help you.
@DunkNRumble @KevinOConnorNBA @ShamsCharania Because there is a salary cap in basketball and not baseball. I absolutely agree he can spend the money elsewhere, facilities, travel, etc but in terms of fielding almost a full team of All Stars like the Dodgers, it can’t happen the same in basketball.
@pattonoswalt Thank you again for letting me tell you my story and how you and Michelle inspired me without ever knowing it. I hated interrupting you but I would have hated not thanking you even more. Appreciate you.
@VishKumaran Kyle has been pretty damn good when you see the film but I think the fact he burned a timeout in the first half getting the play in late was a big factor in the last drive of the first half ending in a pick. An extra TO allows the offense to use the middle of the field for a FG
@VishKumaran We could also talk about how every time Ray Ray fields a kick I’m positive he’s going to fumble or try to run across field to no effect. I like him much more a slot receiver than returner. It’s harrowing every time.
@RambleGamble211@JomboyMedia No doubt some umpires try and needle the players. That said, it’s a truly thankless job and maybe that’s their only power as they’re getting yelled at all game. I’m personally okay with robots calling strikes for that reason.
@RambleGamble211@JomboyMedia Agree it’s not called consistently but it fits the letter of the law to my eyes. The fact there’s a debate tells me the reaction is not warranted. If it’s six inches off the plate and strike 3 I get it but that’s a strike to me and a ball to others ie the definition of borderline