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It's been months that I keep saying Hitler was far left. Every time, thousands of clowns show up in my replies to give me history lessons.
So I made a video to answer all these low IQ takes at once.
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What did Tommy Carr put on tape as @UMichFootball carries winning momentum into the Indiana game? 👀
Every @Jbooty88 film session is MUST-WATCH 📽️
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JJ McCarthy came into the game with 11 minutes left and down 34-10.
He nearly won the game.
He threw for 243 yards. The most in an 11 minute span in nfl history.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, JJ MCCARTHY JUST MADE HISTORY.
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As some of you know I have never been a big fan of Dodger mgr. Dave Roberts. We have a saying out here. To win, the Dodgers have to overcome the other team AND Dave Roberts. But this series was a new low. Here's just a couple of reasons:
Leaving Blake Snell In Too Long (Game 3): Roberts left starting pitcher Blake Snell in past 90–100 pitches despite signs that he was fatiguing, leading to a costly sequence where Jake Bauers and others punished him with back-to-back home runs that shifted the game's momentum. Critics argued the rested bullpen should have been deployed sooner.
Pinch-Hitting for Andy Pages (Game 3): In the sixth inning, with two runners on base, Roberts pulled productive right-handed hitter Andy Pages for left-handed bench bat Max Muncy to face reliever Abner Uribe. Muncy struck out swinging. Roberts defended the move by stating he wanted a high-upside slug rather than giving up an out via a bunt.
Lineup and Bench Management: In subsequent pinch-hit rotations (such as burning Josue De Paula for Kike Hernández), critics noted that Roberts left the bench short on flexibility, and struggling hitters like Tommy Edman could not be bypassed.
Refusing Small Ball: Observers noted Roberts' reluctance to deploy bunts or small-ball tactics while the offense was struggling heavily with runners in scoring position (3-for-32 in the stretch), choosing to let slumping hitters swing away instead.
So what i am finding out from. Dodgers fans. It's all Roberts when the Dodgers win but it's not his fault when they lose. He is just a babysitter
If you still think Dave Roberts is a great manager after this embarrassment you like mediocracy. He continually underperforms in the playoffs.
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The offense goes to sleep in the playoffs because it’s too analytics driven. Selling out for the home run in so many of our guys. Instead of going with pitches that they do get they look for the one they can hit for home runs. They need a more balanced approach. It isn’t just this postseason either, we haven’t hit well in the past three. We need to become a better BA team overall, even at the sacrifice of some power because it’s harder to pitch to in the playoffs.
