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Seems pretty obvious that the Reds offense doesn't match up well against the Brewers. Good pitching beats good hitting and the Reds look weak right now. The long season showing signs among this young team??

You make a valid point regarding the length of the movie. While I didn't have a problem with it, that three hour length is/will be a criticism for many, I suspect.

My wife used to watch it. Where the neck was I?? 😂

I couldn't immediately place him, but I knew the face...but from where? My wife told me when we got home. LOL!! I think you'll like it. It's a great cast with quite a few big names...like Bernard. 😁

Went to see Mission Impossible Dead Reckoning pt#1 last Saturday and Oppenheimer yesterday. Obviously, very different types of movies, but enjoyed both and would recommend each one. Both are lengthy with MIDR being around 2 hrs 45 minutes and Oppenheimer just over 3 hrs. Dead Reckoning PT #2 won't be out until next summer. Won't give any details, but I'm wondering if we could see the MI franchise making some character changes?? Also, if you go to see Oppenheimer, be on the lookout for an actor from The Santa Clause movies. 😉😁

That not clouds...it's smoke from Canada. They ain't standing on guard for ya, that's for sure. 😂

Correct (I was there). 😁

Yeah, but maybe Diaz needed a day off. You've pointed out more than once that he's not been as effective lately. And I imagine Sims could have needed rest too. So, yeah, he took a chance. Give Bell a break because the Reds won.

My guess is that he thought the guy could get three outs. 🙄

Rahm fades...Rory can't do anything... Straka?? Nope. Meanwhile, Harman is now 13 under with three holes to play and leads by five. He's been in one trap all week and leads in putting. No surprise that he's going to win the Open. None of the big names could do much, especially after Harman shot 65 on Friday.

The Reds have been bad for so long, but these guys are so young that they don't really know that. They don't quit. And the city loves that spirit.

And one more! He responds with confidence. He's going to be very hard to catch, I'm thinking.

Big birdie for Harman.

I don't think Rory has it in him...but Rahm does.

Just enough weather to make it interesting. Harman just needs pars. Easier said than done. 😊

Harman may have weathered the storm today. Boy, Spieth is still struggling to get back to what he was. I absolutely hate his swing. It just seems loopy or loose...whatever you want to call it. He just seems to struggle with consistency or control. And once something goes slightly wrong...he's done. You can see it in his body language. He won those three majors so quickly and then the Masters disaster happened. I think that still haunts him.

Harman bogies #1...and the pressure increases.

Obviously, the conditions are there for low scores. Plenty of birdies, it seems. Rahm's 63 proves that. What a great round. He just has a strength or mindset...that's truly amazing.

Rahm trying to apply some pressure is now 7 under on his round heading to #17. Playing with a chip it seems... nothing to lose so going all out. Can Harman hold up playing last??

I'm hoping for some Open weather. Let's see some rain to go with today's wind. No one really made a move on Harman, so we need the elements to become more of a factor. I actually wouldn't mind Harman winning. The big names have pretty much all faltered so far. I thought Spieth had something going, but once again couldn't hold onto his momentum.

DJ won't be playing this weekend as he shoots 81 following up his 74 yesterday for 13 over par total. Phil will be joining him also as he presently stands at 10 over par with six holes to play. Right now the cut line is 2 over par. Meanwhile, Brian Harman shoots a magnificent 65 to follow up his 67 yesterday for 10 under par as the Open leader at this time.

Yeah, I read that he's got 3 top ten finishes in his last 17 starts. He's been just plain awful in the majors. Yet, he's still being considered for the Ryder Cup team, I read.

Some good scores from Fleetwood, Harman, Cink along with Spieth, Homa, Noren and others. Those pot bunkers wreaked havoc on numerous players. This was a pretty calm day, I guess, with over 30 players under par. Weather prediction says things likely to be worsening through the weekend. The bunkers have been raked in a way that a ball won't roll back toward the center. I saw a number of balls that were lying right up next to the face of the bunker. Justin Thomas finished his horrible round (82 - 11 over par) with a 9 on the 18th hole due to some bad shots, obviously, and trying to get out of a green side trap sideways only to land in another one.

"Don't forget to drink your ovaltine." 😁

Exactly. And this kid, while a gifted athlete, has been playing basketball for, I don't know, around four years? He's a prime candidate for the G League. But I'm guessing, I admit. JMHO.