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The Dodgers are currently in better shape than the Yankees.

I could care less what side most fall on but it is essential that historians remain neutral.

Agreed, I will take these excellent cold “view” pictures considering how ridiculously hot it is in both places I call home.

Nice looking Tiger!

Rain.

Tom: Much respect to Brad, however your post is perfect. -Jason

Great to see some buildings from War Park.

Al was a knowledgeable toy soldier collector and a huge DC sports fan. I will miss his Nats and Washington Football Team posts in the chat lounge.

Class move by the Met’s catcher Francisco Alvarez and pitcher David Peterson for stepping back and letting Nat’s prospect James Wood soak in a standing ovation from the hometown Nats fans as he stepped in for his first MLB at bat yesterday.

The Monopoly money that is all but thrown around in the NBA.

Hueys and Mogadishu? This might be the best dispatch ever.

Rich: Thanks again for all of your hard work. Best, Jason

I have no idea who won, however I am pretty sure America lost.

I trust Tom on this after walking with him at the Westcoaster multiple times, he is incredibly knowledgeable.

Remarkable pics, thanks for the different angles!

One analyst pointed out that LA could have easily signed him as free agent after the draft. He softly noted that Bronny wasn’t that good against mostly mediocre PAC-12 teams while focusing on the fact that no one else was going to draft him.

Great post, I appreciate the analysis of the weathering.

Rich: I do not know if I do or do not like the changes. More importantly I respect and appreciate your hard work as you try make this forum as user friendly as possible. Hang in there. Best, Jason

Draft coverage across all sports. Most, if not all of the time, the “experts” are wrong and no one ever calls them out.

Great pics, I like the sense of “cold” you created.