KK1827 said:

When you look at a dusty may offensive shot chart side by side with a steve pikiell shot chart, it really drives it home. There is no rhyme or reason to pretty much anything we do on offense. It’s street ball. It’s pick up basketball. Zero attempt at efficiency or trying to create high % looks.

Shits gotta change

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knightfan7 said:

Just wondering. Any olde tyme golfers ever play a course with sand greens? Pinehurst #2 was one when it opened. I did a couple times when I was in Missouri.

Found it strange but at least there weren't much break on putts.

The Legacy of Sand Greens

Discover the fascinating history of Pinehurst No. 2's sand greens, a testament to golf's evolution from sand to grass putting surfaces.

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PSAL_Hoops said:

Yup, this exactly. The reality is on D we’d be much better off with 2 cheap Shaq Doorson types and Ogbole splitting the minutes than what we have now. The issue though is next year we’re going to need to replace a lot of offense too, but it’s a lot cheaper to add that through other positions than the 5 spot. Shaq Doorson types wouldn’t be my plan A. Plan A should be what I said before - young MJ type. If we can’t afford one of those, the compromise becomes the guys who bring the defense but are more limited on offense. We need the D from the post more than the offense in my opinion.

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RULoyal said:

Pardoning people who haven't been convicted of a Federal crime! How idiotic! Nobody does that!

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mikebal9 said:

I don't agree. Much like watching a baseball game, you have to understand what's going on. I find it very beautiful.

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Morrischiano said:

Don’t know why people want to put in a degenerate gambler into the Hall of Fame when the clear rule of gambling on the sport was always communicated.

I also don’t understand why this president would focus on “pardoning” Rose when he was never convicted of federal crimes. You would think there are other big problems to work on in the first month in office- like the cost of groceries and a crumbling economy.

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Purple-Ed said:

Your always the victim schtick is tiresome.

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Morrischiano said:

Don’t know why people want to put in a degenerate gambler into the Hall of Fame when the clear rule of gambling on the sport was always communicated.

I also don’t understand why this president would focus on “pardoning” Rose when he was never convicted of federal crimes. You would think there are other big problems to work on in the first month in office- like the cost of groceries and a crumbling economy.

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mdk01 said:

Actually it will be Maryland. Princeton #2

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WhiteBus said:

14 years old!

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ashokan said:

"Commissioner Rob Manfred is considering a petition filed by Pete Rose's family filed on Jan. 8 to have Major League Baseball's all-time hit leader posthumously removed from baseball's ineligible list, multiple sources with knowledge of the situation told ESPN Saturday.

Jeffrey Lenkov, a Los Angeles lawyer who represented Rose prior to his death at age 83 in late September, said he filed the reinstatement petition after he and Fawn Rose, the oldest daughter of Pete Rose, met with Manfred and MLB spokesman Pat Courtney in the commissioner's office on Dec. 17.

"The commissioner was respectful, gracious, and actively participated in productive discussions regarding removing Rose from the ineligible list,"

Sources: Manfred reviewing bid to reinstate Rose

Commissioner Rob Manfred is considering a petition filed by Pete Rose's family filed on Jan. 8 to have MLB's all-time hit leader posthumously removed from baseball's ineligible list, multiple sources with knowledge of the situation told ESPN Saturday.

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