Derek

@djharvey.bsky.social

I'm just this guy, you know?

"Cool dude, see you in discovery!" is the obvious UNO Reverse card to Trump's attempts to bully organizations by suing them for a trillion dollars. It's a massive indictment of the US system that one after another institutions and major organizations settled and paid bribes rather than play it.

Graham Lanktree@glanktree.bsky.social · 8h ago

President Donald Trump is seeking to stave off a court order that requires him to begin giving the BBC financial details on his business empire by Thursday in connection with a defamation lawsuit he is pressing against the network. www.politico.com/news/2026/08...

That's what taxes are, man. That's the definition of taxes. "You are subsidizing things you might never use" man shut the fuck up. My taxes currently subsidize like oil company exec private jets, you think I'm upset at low-income people eating inexpensive bananas?

USA TODAY Opinion@usatodayopinion.usatoday.com · 3d ago

Opinion: Mamdani's idea may sound appealing, but it's NYC taxpayers who will take the hit, subsidizing discounts they may never even use.

Pat Murphy had some eye-opening comments about the Brewers' involvement with a Tarik Skubal deal: “It isn't as simple as, 'That's a better package.' It's not as simple as that. There's a lot more, a lot more layers to it. To say the Brewers didn’t try is simply incorrect.”

With that said, these are still the 11th and 13th-best Brewers prospects (right now). Far cry from hesitating on trading Luis Peña, uncomfy but not reckless.

I actually think Clay Holmes would be a nice compliment to the May acquisition. Holmes has experience in the bullpen which is where he'd slot in the playoffs.

Kyle Harrison may be back this week like nothing happened or his elbow might explode in the next three weeks. I’d rather the Brewers not risk it. One more, please.

Dustin May: Sinker stuff has ticked up this year, but usage down while the four-seam has been more heavily used with the Cardinals. FIP a full run-plus lower than ERA. Yes. This is a Brewers profile.

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Even if you think the Brewers approach to building a roster doesn't work in the playoffs, how would acquiring a couple players at the deadline significantly change anything? It's mostly the same roster! It's not like you get points in the playoffs for number of players added at the deadline.

One frustrating thing about baseball business analysis is the lack of publicly available, reliable information. What was truly offered in a trade? How much money is the owner pocketing? How many free agents were truly willing to sign with Team X? Nobody ever knows, but they get mad like they do.

Baseball trade reaction discourse can be so annoying. FG had Ryan as a top 5 SP prospect in MiLB. Brewers didn't have a SP close to that. It's not that hard to believe the Brewers couldn't beat that, even if they included Pena (Made was never going anywhere for anyone) and another top prospect.