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You nailed it. I'm impressed. Injuries are to lower legs, compound fracture of tibia and fibula in one leg, vascular injuries are a concern. View: https://twitter.com/TWlegion/status/1364438134457573376?s=09 View: https://twitter.com/TigerWoods/status/1364447580520738820?s=09

Shattered ankle and two leg fractures, one compound. Everything from his back to his age are working against him as far as a comeback goes. View: https://twitter.com/DanielNMiller/status/1364363635045228545?s=19

I'm really surprised how much stock Cora claims to be putting into ST performance. As anyone who's followed ST knows, there are a lot of bad/young pitchers and a lot of pitchers "working on stuff" in these games. Quique is going to have at best a handful of ABs against major league pitchers...

Just in case you thought the Rosenthal signing suggested the A's aren't an embarrassment: they spread his $11m of payments over 3 years: $3m, $3m, $5m. View: https://twitter.com/Ken_Rosenthal/status/1362591314269904897?s=19 View: https://twitter.com/cdgoldstein/status/1362594505921351680?s=19

Yeah -- there could be a lot of shenanigans if things are going badly for the Colts at the halfway mark of the season.

Their park is really great. If the team is halfway decent, I think people will start going to games.

Matt Olson is a very good young 1b and I'm sure they could've found a cheaper backup. Maybe they wanted someone who could hit a little to add to their DH mix and were willing to pay $2.5m in case they trade Olson during the year. Still strikes me as odd.

Turning Point is here. The NFL Films Presents is also up. Super slo-mo makes the KC drops look even worse than they did watching the night of the game. That said, this is a real whitewash. No replays of the controversial calls, no mention of AB running the wrong pattern on the TD, no replay of...

Have any of Boras's clients gotten screwed by his tactics since Stephen Drew? I can't think of one. It feels like JBJ may be shaping up to be the next.

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2021/02/13/nfl-veteran-chris-hogan-going-back-to-lacrosse/amp/?__twitter_impression=true

From PeteAbe: View: https://twitter.com/PeteAbe/status/1359719742265786371?s=19

He left out the 4th lottery ticket (the A-ball pitcher Wackowski)

Maybe I'm an optimist, but 4 lottery tickets and Franchy for Beni seems pretty reasonable for a team that is rebuilding its minor leagues.

From RedSoxStats on Franchy: View: https://twitter.com/redsoxstats/status/1359695500094672897?s=19

From Rany: View: https://twitter.com/jazayerli/status/1359695136528171008?s=19

Beni for a pitching lottery ticket and an OF 2 months younger and significantly worse than Beni. I'm sure there's a logical explanation...

Way too slow. :)

I think it was attending Exeter that turned him off to "Boston." Edited because I forgot he was at Colby for a year. So maybe that was a really bad year.

Watching the play again, I'm not sure he scores if he goes out wide. It looks like that's what Mathieu was expecting, so he gets off-balance when AB breaks back inside.

I also think being able to point out that Joe wasn't able to carry KC the way Brady did TB is a killer for the Montana partisans. At this point, the "4-0 is better" crowd is running a "facts don't respect my feelings argument." Good luck and Godspeed with that.