Calling the outcome of the 2019 ALCS between the Yankees and Astros tainted, SportsBook is refunding bettors who lost money on the Yankees. https://wfan.radio.com/articles/radiocom/sportsbook-refunding-2019-yankees-bets-amid-cheating-scandal?utm_campaign=wfan.radio.com&utm_content=1579379864&am...

Calling the outcome of the 2019 ALCS between the Yankees and Astros tainted, SportsBook is refunding bettors who lost money on the Yankees. https://wfan.radio.com/articles/radiocom/sportsbook-refunding-2019-yankees-bets-amid-cheating-scandal?utm_campaign=wfan.radio.com&utm_content=1579379864&...

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That's true. After his crippling back injury, Mattingly soldiered on, playing well above average for a number of years -- just nothing like he was from 1984 through 1989. Oliva's injury ended his effective career at 32. Yes, he limped along for four more seasons, but he was really just an average b...

Interesting, because three guys on that list had careers shortened by injuries: Mattingly; Puckett, who is in; Tony Oliva, who should be in. It's mind boggling that Tony Oliva isn't it. I know he had a short career but, man, what a player. So I see that list as supporting Mattingly. Mattingly’s sta...

AZGrizFan wrote:Shouldn't every player face a suspension as well? I mean, wasn't Beltran a player when this happened in '17?

MLB granted the players clemency for truthful statements. So the only way a player will be disciplined is if it turns out the player lied.

Around the time when the MLB players said so. https://www.nytimes.com/1986/07/07/sports/who-is-baseball-s-best-players-say-mattingly.html Mattingly's Hall of Fame Monitor Score is 134. 100+ = "likely Hall of Famer"; 130+ = "lock" "Lock" -- unless you are a Yankee. Acco...

Yesterday's Wall Street Journal had a story about the sign stealing mess, with this line:

“It’s pos­si­ble Bel­trán could be punished, but ... he is go­ing to be man­aging the Mets, so that may suffice.”

CID1990 wrote:

JoltinJoe wrote:
Before I answer this, can I ask who's pitching?

Thank you.

FYP


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Hey, I resemble that remark.

AZGrizFan wrote:

89Hen wrote:Can you actually prove it?

Stand by for Joltin' Joe to give you a thesis on why the Yankees should now be considered defacto 2017 WS champions. He's got video proof and everything!

I've already ordered my Yankees 2017 World Series Championship hoodie.

mainejeff2 wrote:

89Hen wrote:So much hate and anger in all your posts. Very sad.

The funny thing is.....most people on here would choose to have a beer with me over you.

Before I answer this, can I ask who's paying?

Thank you.

mainejeff2 wrote:

JoltinJoe wrote:Because your first post wasn't political ...



Go away, Mr. Sunshine.

No it wasn't....I was simply responding to numerous posters on here through the years that have hoped for her death.

Fuck you Joe!

Oh, come over here

You must be a joy in real life. You post good news about RBG's health, but in a way intended to pick a fight. When everyone agrees with you that this is good news, you try to pick another fight. :coffee: Actually, I'm reacting to the BS about the other liberal justices.....can't you guys just wish ...

I’ll bet it’s low eight figures, of which the lawyer will get 35-40%, but we’ll probably never know. Well, if you believe Above the Law, the settlement is rumored to be $25 million. So I was way under. The writer is Joe Patrice, who is a lawyer-turned internet writer. Patrice gets a lot of legal ne...

Do you guys have ANY criticisms of the Conk justices or are they practically perfect in every way because they support your agendas? :roll: :coffee: You must be a joy in real life. You post good news about RBG's health, but in a way intended to pick a fight. When everyone agrees with you that this ...

I don't agree with RBG's theory of constitutional interpretation, but at least she has a recognizable one and employs it. You can actually have a discussion with RBG because, when she writes, she makes her points clearly and within a consistent framework. As I see it, Sotomayor is just all over the ...

She's cancer free.....again.....bitches! https://abcnews.go.com/Politics/justice-ruth-bader-ginsburg-announces-shes-cancer-free/story?id=68168090&cid=social_twitter_abcn :rofl: :rofl: :rofl: :clap: :coffee: :thumb: I agree with CID that she's a balancing force on the Court. And I can't imagine ...

Wow, you are really cranky today, Cleets. This isn't even our preferred debate... :mrgreen: typically we get twitchy about "what can be known" and what cannot be known thats the one that seems to get you the most active And honestly I am pretty sure I respect you a hell of a lot more than...

Wow, you are really cranky today, Cleets.

Joe has no problem with the poorly read that happen to agree with him... The real point is: Can one construct an intelligent argument ? So the some 90% of American Christians that haven't read the Bible they believe in a book they have never bothered to read - are all "A-Okay" by Joe poor...

I'm only hostile to those who pretend to be better read than they actually are, present company suspected. :mrgreen: why would you even care..? :coffee: Because the pseudo-learned mock genuine efforts to find God in this great universe, even though with a higher level of learning, they might themse...

edit: Still, my Jesuit professors were demanding, but fair, and I realized when I got to law school that I was far better read, and had better study habits, than most of my Ivy-educated classmates. I wouldn't trade my Jesuit education for any other. your hostility toward those you deem "less w...

:lol: Yes, I was short-handing it. Actually, so are you. The proper identification would be: "Master of Liberal Arts in Extension Studies, Creative Writing and Literature." I understand that many people will leave out reference to the "Extension Studies" on resumes, in order to ...

:lol: Yes, I was short-handing it. Actually, so are you. The proper identification would be: "Master of Liberal Arts in Extension Studies, Creative Writing and Literature." I understand that many people will leave out reference to the "Extension Studies" on resumes, in order to ...

Fake News. :coffee: I don’t know about that. The Harvard Extension School does offer a master’s degree in “Creative Writing and Literature.” Maybe JJ just shorthanded it. Or maybe he’s bullshitting us. Anyway, Joe could benefit from the program with his CS posts. One bullet point on the website say...