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So are you gonna make jam? Or wine?

Fort Wayne Mad Ants? lol

Jack is a guard.

The battle for last place?

I had to look it up...but according to B-R Cody has pocketed a paltry 76 mil playing pro ball.

Help is on the way Reds fans: https://www.redsminorleagues.com/2022/07/14/cincinnati-reds-shortstop-elly-de-la-cruz-is-now-a-top-10-prospect-in-baseball/

Nah, trade for KD...

Back to work.

Get vaccinated: https://www.cbssports.com/mlb/news/mlb-trade-rumors-yankees-rethinking-andrew-benintendi-pursuit-with-outfielder-ineligible-in-toronto/

Second thoughts? Good read. https://247sports.com/Article/Basketball-recruiting-No-1-GG-Jackson-expected-to-decommit-from-North-Carolina-and-enroll-at-South-Carolina-190077633/

Deandre Ayton and the Indiana Pacers have agreed to a four-year, $133 million max offer sheet, his agent told ESPN, which was later confirmed by CBS Sports' Bill Reiter. The Phoenix Suns, Ayton's original team, will have 48 hours to decide whether or not they are willing to match the offer from the moment he signs it. As that clock does not start until midnight, the Suns and Pacers still have a few hours to try to work out a sign and trade before he inks the deal.

The way I read it is that the 2 teams have until midnight for a sign and trade?

Personally, I want to play Tennessee...

LOL. SIR? Seriously, I was a frosh in '82 and was HS hoops crazy.

In between, San Francisco dropped it's basketball program. IIRC, Renaldo was committed to the Dons.

What I find interesting about Skiles and that '82 Plymouth squad is that year is the only year that Scott got out of their own sectional. Mighty Argos had been in their way.

Nice read. But in regards to the Jays, they are after all chasing a Yankee team that has been on a "historic" pace.

Per The Ringer: Eleven months after he became eligible for his rookie extension, and nearly two weeks after the start of free agency, Deandre Ayton—the no. 1 pick in the 2018 NBA draft, and the league’s top restricted free agent—is still waiting for that bag that Chris Paul was so certain Deandre would be getting. After Phoenix’s disastrous exit from the playoffs at the hands of Luka Doncic’s Mavericks, Suns general manager James Jones expressed interest in hanging on to his starting center. “I know it’s a big question, a topic everybody wants to talk about, but I’ve said before and I’ll say it again: DA is a tremendous part of what we do,” Jones told reporters last month. “We want to keep this team together.” That desire comes with some cost constraints attached, though. The Suns balked last fall at offering Ayton the five-year maximum-salaried extension of his rookie-scale contract, preferring instead to let him join the injury-plagued Greg Oden as just the second former no. 1 pick in the lottery era to enter restricted free agency. Since then, the Suns have declined to offer him a deal of their own, letting him seek his fortune elsewhere—perhaps because, as NBA.com’s John Schuhmann notes, they went 18-6 without Ayton last season, and outscored opponents by nearly 17 points per 100 possessions in the minutes Paul and Devin Booker played without Ayton. And so, while the Suns built up the depth behind Ayton—re-signing Bismack Biyombo, trading for ex-Spurs backup Jock Landale—Ayton, again, played the waiting game.

How many times has a manager been fired before the AS break with a winning record?

India from hero to zero...

Holtmann on the hot seat?

Just had the issue on my iPhone.

I am all for the Pacers getting better faster. Would love to get Ayton...and Mitchell too!