I mostly believe that the Dodgers can’t be impressive because they’re so loaded but it would be absurd if their pitching was this good for another postseason
I am eating my dessert. How do you eat it, with your hands? / S06E03 The Pledge Drive
Statcast has made watching the sport much less fun
Timothy Burke@bubbaprog.xyz · 4d agothat hit had a launch angle of 49 degrees and exit velocity of 105mph and in the statcast era that has never once resulted in a home run Exit Velocity: 105 MPH, Launch Angle: 49° BA: .037 1B%: 0.0 2B%: 3.7 3B%: 0.0 HR %: 0.0
Very funny that Vasgergian thought Albies hit a homer but didn’t judge that one right
I probably won’t see Digger but it would’ve been an A+ Letterman topic. “Hey Paul, uh, you seen Digger?” etc.
I neither said nor implied that you're not smart
Substance aside it’s good to know everyone who writes about deals sounds like Shams
Semafor@semafor.com · 2w ago🟡 SCOOP: Paramount executives have discussed asking Elon Musk for an equity investment as it looks to firm up its financial picture to digest Warner Bros. Discovery. www.semafor.com/article/09/2...
For certain movies there should be an option to start from a random moment like you happened on it on cable
Disc-Connected: Your trusted news source in physical media@disc-connected.bsky.social · 2w ago***ANNOUNCEMENT*** Coming on November 10th on #4K #SteelBook in the US from #Disney: #ConAir (1997)! They were deadly on the ground. Now they have wings. Newly-paroled former US Army ranger Cameron Poe is headed back to his wife, but must fly home aboard a prison transport flight
So just block her. That's what I did months ago when she last said something stupid.
Mark Lemke 2B Debut: 1988 - Retired: 1998 BOS - ATL
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![But even when Michael Powell the Friend wasn’t giving direct advice to Scorsese, Michael Powell the Filmmaker’s influence was ever-present. “Marty was watching Michael Powell’s Tales of Hoffman all during Raging Bull because of the movement in it,” said Scorsese’s editor—and Powell’s soon-to-be wife—Thelma Schoonmaker. “He said that Michael Powell taught him so much about physical and facial movement. He was watching it over and over again. He would stop, run it back and forth, and back and forth.”9 But this was 1979/1980, and Tales of Hoffmann wouldn’t receive an American home video release until Criterion put it out on LaserDisc in 1992 (with a commentary track from Scorsese, of course).10 Instead, Scorsese had to check out an archival 16mm print when he wanted to view the film, resulting in a problem: he wasn’t the only legendary director influenced by Tales of Hoffmann. “One time he wanted it and couldn’t get it,” Schoonmaker told Mary Pat Kelly. “[The museum] kept telling him, ‘The film is out. The film is out.’ And I remember, once, he said, ‘Who is this? Who keeps borrowing the film besides us? I want to know who it is.’ And you know, it was the director George Romero, who is one of the biggest fans in the world of Tales of Hoffmann.”11](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:a2526nnbq5bfotp5pptoyvdh/bafkreig6gzk3dyfynm3evs6ox5y7nrza4gdu7layff6v2liiivrhvzcane)
George: I watched "Beaches" on cable last night. "Wind Beneath my Wings"? Give me a break. / S06E24 The Understudy
I am already a volunteer at the foodbank.
Phew, barfing into a towel is still weird and off-putting
adam silver enforcing the nba’s policies writ large vs adam silver when it’s time to discipline the clippers
