Why did the #Rays closer not pitch? He should have been in when it was 1-0.
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Not a single ball this season that was hit at 105 and 49 degrees launch angle left the yard
Not a single one
Like not even one
Is Counsel counseling? Didn’t Suzuki hit 2nd all year? Tonight he’s 4th? #Cubs
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Shawn Hochuli might legitimately be the worst referee in the entire sport
This dude sucks
I am shocked at the amount of bad calls by the officials in this game and Troy and Joe just ignore it. For instance, offsides on 4th down. Guy was not even close to the neutral zone. Should have been a false start.
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Crying in baseball is allowed today. This was a perfect exit for future first ballot Hall of Famer Justin Verlander. So awesome.
Here’s the issue with Gutey and his OL draft picks/free agents. Look at the body type. They look slopping/chubby/out of shape. They don’t move their feet well. Now…show me what the best offensive linemen in the league look like.
Umpire behind the plate in the Brewer game is horrible. It’s the 5th inning and he has missed close to 10 pitches already.
Get #4 the ball. Go ahead and run some jet sweeps. I like power read too!!
You can’t sit in the same D every down when things start going south. You have to try!!! #BadgersFootball
Watching @MountCarmelHS on ESPN. 3 & 9 from own 5 and they call play action? No wonder they can’t move the ball!
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Bullshit of epic proportions. He was out at home plate. Not pictured here but Davis got the tag after Happ’s foot missed home plate #LetsGoBucs
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Americans should not be forced to breathe hazardous air year after year because Canada refuses to properly manage its forests. This is no longer a one-time emergency—it’s becoming an annual public health crisis. That is unacceptable.
I am reaching out to Members of Parliament and the Canadian Ambassador to demand answers about the devastating impact Canada’s forest management failures are having on Western New York, the Southern Tier, and communities across the United States. Millions of Americans are paying the price for policies they had no role in creating.
We can all accept that nature is unpredictable. But repeated failures to reduce wildfire risk and manage forests responsibly are a policy choice. The United States cannot continue accepting dangerous air quality every summer as the new normal.
Canada must take meaningful action to prevent these catastrophic wildfires and protect both Canadians and Americans. If it refuses to do so, there should be consequences. Our citizens should not be forced to suffer because another nation’s government failed to do its job.









