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wouldnt call it unlimited innings though, they do cut you off at 1400, but they cant cut you off in the middle of a day or a start. Im not sure how that would work? once you hit 1400 you dont get any other stats? if you get a QS but already hit your limit it doesnt count?

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I think all the stats count. But its not without risk because if you are picking up 7-8 SP's in the last week they are going to be crappy SP's. You run the risk of gaining points in K's but losing some in ERA and WHIP. I look at the tradeoff every year and the SP avail late in the season. This year it wasn't worth me to risk trying to gain too many points in counting stats while risking losing points in ERA WHIP.

I think i picked up around 8-10 SP's in the last week of the season and got one QS.

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I rather run quick slants, bubble screens, and other flat routes early to get him in rhythm and try to beat selling out stopping Leavitt and Jones.

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Historically Lane's offense were predicated on getting the ball out fast. Sam needs to understand this and just execute the proven offensive plan they have in place. This is from a passing perspective but Lanes offensive also needs to establish the run.

VKC clawing himself back into contention.

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UPS drivers make six figures but you work before the sun comes up and after the sun goes down.

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Not before the sun comes up but they do work long hours. In the contract they can ask for something like 2 half days a month. A half day is termed as an 8 hour day. When I was a preloader the drivers would cuss me out when I loaded them on their 8 hour day. Acting like the kid making $8 an hour is making the decision of how many stops to put on their truck.

I also 2nd the Pillow Cube off of amazon. It was recommended by a spine doctor who at the time was not affiliated with the product. Not sure if she is now or not. But my wife and I both have one as does one of my kids.

It's called a pillow cube not a cube pillow. But I am sure either one would work fine, but the pillow cube is the original and the others are knockoffs of the design.

Ohtani counts as one player.. You choose to put him in as a hitter or pitcher not both. so if he is pitching and you put him in your pitching slot the hitting stats don't count for the day. If you leave him in your pitching spot by mistake and he doesn't pitch you still don't get the hitting stats.

I assume if you are in a Double header and he is pitching say game 1. you either choose to get hitting stats for 2 games or pitching stats for one.

Makes for a interesting draft pick. 6 man rotation in LA so he isn't going to get the innings of a team with a 5 man rotation. You lose as much as 17% of his offense if you choose to start him every time he pitches. So if he hits 60 homers in a year you probably only get about 50 of them due to him sitting every time he pitches. I checked and there was not a huge difference in his offensive output from a regular DH then a DH when he pitches.

Back again

Was my neighbor in Oxford. Don't know him personally but he has a beautiful family and him and his wife were always outside playing with their kids. That's all I got.

I hope they at least interview Pat Fitzgerald former Northwestern coach. He got shafted and at least deserves a interview. He should absolutely be coaching somewhere.

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He’s currently on the staff at OM.

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Chris is listed as a analyst on the ole miss website.

BluegrassCardinal

I hope you see this message. My son (teenager) was starting to have issues with depression and not feeling right (his words). We had him see the usual psych doctor and had him tested for depression meds. Seeing the Psych doctor helped somewhat because she reassured him that he is living a good life and has good parents but he still wasn't like his brothers.

In the meantime I was researching different diets for myself and my wife in hopes to better our own health. Started my wife and I on a plant based diet (not vegetarian) as well as cutting out seed oils (vegetable oils) and sugars. Because I prepare all the meals the kids also got the benefits of a healthier diet. Saw small improvements in his mood to the point that he refused the antidepressants as he didn't see a need. Happened upon a podcast about Just Thrive probiotics and learned that 80%+ of Serotonin is produced in the gut. Started him on probiotics and saw an immediate improvement (within days). He has always had stomach issues since he was an infant so our theory is that his stomach and lack of serotonin was causing these issues. In just a few months time he is a straight A student, made it to the state championship in his individual sport (swimming) for the first time, and has been a normal teen age kid hanging out with his friends at football and basketball games.

Everyone is different but for a low or pretty much no cost solution try a diet change as well as some probiotics. I know it sounds too simple but it worked for us.

The books I read for research were

Deep Nutrition by Dr Shanahan
How not to die by Dr Greger