E 40 has been around forever. Sprinkle me was like 7th grade. Has to be the leader for all time guest appearances.
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Biggest Hustler in the game...still. Just released his 25th studio album last year, with no telling how many other mixtapes, collaborations, etc.
From someone that obviously never had a whip worth ghostriding.
Shew, the 15 year streak of there being ZERO good all around contracts, per PTI(pti), stays alive! 
That was a close one.
That was a close one.
Shew, the 15 year streak of there being ZERO good all around contracts, per PTI(pti), stays alive!
That was a close one.
MLB is largely doing what I’ve been saying for years. GMs absolutely hate the free agent market these days.
I believe the initial offers were all around 10 years $300 but probably had some team protections in there too. I guess it was worth it to him to basically guarantee himself the additional $30 Million, even knowing he is probably going to retire in Philly.
For Philly- I think its a pretty big win considering it actually fills a need for their team, not just tossing money at a guy for the sake of it, combined with the return on investment he gets for them marketing-wise, and who knows what the hell FA is going to look like in a decade.
Also (h/t Twitter), Bobby Bonilla will still have 4 years of payouts left after Harper's contract expires.
This gives Philly enough leeway to go after noted Philly Homer Mike Trout in a couple years.
I'm not a baseball but it seems like having 7-800 million dollars tied up into two outfielders is unlikely to leave a lot of money left for important things like pitchers, catchers, 2nd basemen, shortstops, bats, balls, uniforms, peanuts, crackerjacks...
Well Bristol, Harper is locked in at 25M per year. So even if they sign Trout to 35M a year that leaves them around 100M to fill out the rest of their team based on their normal spending habits.
There are roughly 14 teams that spend under 100M per year right for their whole team.
So it really is a team friendly deal.
There are roughly 14 teams that spend under 100M per year right for their whole team.
So it really is a team friendly deal.
Now Bryce can finally relax and play the best baseball of his life for 13 consecutive years.
The Phillies wouldn’t give him an Opt Out clause if they were going to make that long of a commitment. The no trade clause can be waived by Harper if he wants. The man is going to make roughly 70,000 a day for the next 13 years. Not a bad gig, if you can get it.
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90210 Reboot.
I think the guy who played Dylan just had a stroke.
First person to change their profile picture on Facebook to MoMo is the internet champion of the day.
Pour guy sure has fallen on hard times.
https://www.foxnews.com/entertainme...-riverdale-star-under-observation-at-hospital
I'm sure he is just stricken with grief and wished he would have called the resident gyero baseball dumbass before signing.
Close your eyes, Centch.
Vecenie finally updated his board after a few months. He's an uber nerd, but he's by far the best going in terms of NBA Draft coverage & scouting, imo.
This may be the weakest draft since...? Shew
The Big Board
SAM VECENIE’S BIG BOARD — THE TOP 100 3.0
Rank Player, school/team Pos. Age Ht. Wingspan
1 Zion Williamson, Duke (report) F 18 6-7 6-10
2 R.J. Barrett, Duke (report) W 18 6-7 6-10
3 Ja Morant, Murray State (report) G 19 6-3 N/A
4 Cameron Reddish, Duke (report) F 19 6-8 7-1
5 De’Andre Hunter, Virginia (report) F 21 6-8 7-2
6 Darius Garland, Vanderbilt (report) G 18 6-2 6-5
7 Jarrett Culver, Texas Tech (report) W 19 6-6 N/A
8 Romeo Langford, Indiana (report) W 19 6-6 6-11
9 Nassir Little, North Carolina (report) W 18 6-6 7-1
10 Jaxson Hayes, Texas F 18 6-11 7-4
11 Rui Hachimura, Gonzaga (report) F 20 6-8 7-2
12 Keldon Johnson, Kentucky (report) W 19 6-5 6-9
13 Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Va. Tech G/W 19 6-5 6-10
14 KZ Okpala, Stanford (report) F 19 6-8 7-2
15 Brandon Clarke, Gonzaga (report) F/C 22 6-8 N/A
16 Sekou Doumbouya, Limoges F 18 6-8 6-11
17 P.J. Washington, Kentucky F 20 6-7 7-3
18 Coby White, North Carolina G 19 6-4 6-4
19 Kevin Porter Jr., USC W 18 6-6 6-9
20 Eric Paschall, Villanova F 22 6-6 6-10
21 Jontay Porter, Missouri C 19 6-11 7-0
22 Bruno Fernando, Maryland C 20 6-10 7-4
23 Grant Williams, Tennessee F 21 6-6 6-11
24 Daniel Gafford, Arkansas (report) C 20 6-11 7-2
25 Bol Bol, Oregon (report) C 19 7-2 7-8
26 Jalen McDaniels, San Diego St. F 20 6-10 7-1
27 Ty Jerome, Virginia G 21 6-5 6-5
28 Tre Jones, Duke G 19 6-2 6-3
29 Luguentz Dort, Arizona State (report) G/W 19 6-4 6-9
30 Cam Johnson, North Carolina G 23 6-9 N/A
31 Goga Bitadze, Budocnost C 20 6-11 N/A
32 Matisse Thybulle, Washington W 22 6-5 7-0
33 Admiral Schofield, Tennessee W/F 22 6-5 7-0
34 Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois G 19 6-5 N/A
35 Tyler Herro, Kentucky G 19 6-5 N/A
36 Shamorie Ponds, St. John’s G 21 6-1 6-2
37 Naz Reid, LSU C 19 6-10 7-1
38 Markus Howard, Marquette (report) G 19 5-11 6-0
39 Dylan Windler, Belmont W/F 22 6-7 6-10
40 Jalen Smith, Maryland F/C 19 6-10 7-1
41 Carsen Edwards, Purdue G 21 6-1 6-5
42 Miye Oni, Yale W/F 21 6-6 N/A
43 Killian Tillie, Gonzaga F/C 21 6-10 N/A
44 Devon Dotson, Kansas G 19 6-2 N/A
45 Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State G 19 6-5 N/A
46 Zach Norvell Jr., Gonzaga G/W 21 6-5 N/A
47 Jaylen Hoard, Wake Forest F 19 6-9 7-1
48 Talen Horton-Tucker, Iowa State W 18 6-4 7-1
49 Jordan Poole, Michigan W 18 6-5 N/A
50 Louis King, Oregon W/F 19 6-9 7-1
51 Darius Bazley, N/A W/F 19 6-9 6-11
52 Luka Samanic, Union Olimpija F 19 6-10 6-11
53 Charles Matthews, Michigan W 21 6-6 6-9
54 Deividas Sirvydas, Lietuvos Rytas F 19 6-7 N/A
55 Nic Claxton, Georgia C 19 6-11 N/A
56 Chuma Okeke, Auburn F 20 6-8 N/A
57 Quentin Grimes, Kansas (report) G 19 6-5 6-7
58 Jordan Nwora, Louisville F 20 6-7 N/A
59 Ashton Hagans, Kentucky G 19 6-3 6-6
60 Isaiah Roby, Nebraska F 20 6-8 7-1
61 Phil Booth, Villanova G 23 6-3 N/A
62 Tyus Battle, Syracuse W 21 6-6 6-8
63 Neemias Queta, Utah State W 21 6-11 7-4
64 Aaron Nesmith, Vanderbilt W 19 6-6 6-11
65 James Palmer, Nebraska W 22 6-6 7-0
66 Yovel Zoosman, Maccabi Tel Aviv W 20 6-7 N/A
67 Adam Mokoka, Mega Bemax G 20 6-5 6-10
68 Simi Shittu, Vanderbilt F/C 19 6-10 7-1
69 Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky C 18 6-10 7-3
70 Dedric Lawson, Kansas F 21 6-9 7-3
71 Mfiondu Kabengele, Florida State F 21 6-10 N/A
72 Ky Bowman, Boston College G 21 6-1 N/A
73 Charlie Brown, St. Joseph’s F 20 6-6 7-0
74 Joshua Obiesie, Wuerzburg G 18 6-6 N/A
75 Ethan Happ, Wisconsin F 22 6-10 N/A
76 Paul Eboua, Roseto W 19 6-7 7-2
77 Paul Reed, DePaul F 19 6-9 N/A
78 Jordan Caroline, Nevada F 23 6-7 N/A
79 Zylan Cheatham, Arizona State F 22 6-8 N/A
80 Brian Bowen, Sydney Kings W 20 6-7 6-10
81 Sagaba Konate, West Virginia C 21 6-8 7-0
82 Terance Mann, Florida State F 22 6-7 N/A
83 Juwan Morgan, Indiana W/F 21 6-8 N/A
84 Grant Riller, Charleston G 22 6-3 N/A
85 Max Strus, DePaul W 22 6-6 N/A
86 Nick Weiler-Babb, Iowa State G 23 6-5 N/A
87 Marial Shayok, Iowa State G 23 6-6 N/A
88 Markis McDuffie, Wichita St. F 21 6-8 N/A
89 Kris Wilkes, UCLA W 20 6-7 6-11
90 Naji Marshall, Xavier W 21 6-7 N/A
91 Aric Holman, Mississippi St. F/C 21 6-10 7-2
92 Justin Robinson, Virginia Tech G 23 6-2 N/A
93 Dean Wade, Kansas State F 21 6-10 N/A
94 Justin Wright-Foreman F 21 5-10 N/A
95 Kouat Noi, TCU F 21 6-7 N/A
96 Cody Martin, Nevada W 23 6-7 6-10
97 Ty-Shon Alexander, Creighton W 20 6-3 N/A
98 Cassius Winston, Michigan State G 21 6-0 N/A
99 Vanja Marinkovic, KK Partizan W 21 6-6 N/A
100 Jaylen Nowell, Washington W 20 6-4 N/A
Vecenie finally updated his board after a few months. He's an uber nerd, but he's by far the best going in terms of NBA Draft coverage & scouting, imo.
This may be the weakest draft since...? Shew
The Big Board
SAM VECENIE’S BIG BOARD — THE TOP 100 3.0
Rank Player, school/team Pos. Age Ht. Wingspan
1 Zion Williamson, Duke (report) F 18 6-7 6-10
2 R.J. Barrett, Duke (report) W 18 6-7 6-10
3 Ja Morant, Murray State (report) G 19 6-3 N/A
4 Cameron Reddish, Duke (report) F 19 6-8 7-1
5 De’Andre Hunter, Virginia (report) F 21 6-8 7-2
6 Darius Garland, Vanderbilt (report) G 18 6-2 6-5
7 Jarrett Culver, Texas Tech (report) W 19 6-6 N/A
8 Romeo Langford, Indiana (report) W 19 6-6 6-11
9 Nassir Little, North Carolina (report) W 18 6-6 7-1
10 Jaxson Hayes, Texas F 18 6-11 7-4
11 Rui Hachimura, Gonzaga (report) F 20 6-8 7-2
12 Keldon Johnson, Kentucky (report) W 19 6-5 6-9
13 Nickeil Alexander-Walker, Va. Tech G/W 19 6-5 6-10
14 KZ Okpala, Stanford (report) F 19 6-8 7-2
15 Brandon Clarke, Gonzaga (report) F/C 22 6-8 N/A
16 Sekou Doumbouya, Limoges F 18 6-8 6-11
17 P.J. Washington, Kentucky F 20 6-7 7-3
18 Coby White, North Carolina G 19 6-4 6-4
19 Kevin Porter Jr., USC W 18 6-6 6-9
20 Eric Paschall, Villanova F 22 6-6 6-10
21 Jontay Porter, Missouri C 19 6-11 7-0
22 Bruno Fernando, Maryland C 20 6-10 7-4
23 Grant Williams, Tennessee F 21 6-6 6-11
24 Daniel Gafford, Arkansas (report) C 20 6-11 7-2
25 Bol Bol, Oregon (report) C 19 7-2 7-8
26 Jalen McDaniels, San Diego St. F 20 6-10 7-1
27 Ty Jerome, Virginia G 21 6-5 6-5
28 Tre Jones, Duke G 19 6-2 6-3
29 Luguentz Dort, Arizona State (report) G/W 19 6-4 6-9
30 Cam Johnson, North Carolina G 23 6-9 N/A
31 Goga Bitadze, Budocnost C 20 6-11 N/A
32 Matisse Thybulle, Washington W 22 6-5 7-0
33 Admiral Schofield, Tennessee W/F 22 6-5 7-0
34 Ayo Dosunmu, Illinois G 19 6-5 N/A
35 Tyler Herro, Kentucky G 19 6-5 N/A
36 Shamorie Ponds, St. John’s G 21 6-1 6-2
37 Naz Reid, LSU C 19 6-10 7-1
38 Markus Howard, Marquette (report) G 19 5-11 6-0
39 Dylan Windler, Belmont W/F 22 6-7 6-10
40 Jalen Smith, Maryland F/C 19 6-10 7-1
41 Carsen Edwards, Purdue G 21 6-1 6-5
42 Miye Oni, Yale W/F 21 6-6 N/A
43 Killian Tillie, Gonzaga F/C 21 6-10 N/A
44 Devon Dotson, Kansas G 19 6-2 N/A
45 Tyrese Haliburton, Iowa State G 19 6-5 N/A
46 Zach Norvell Jr., Gonzaga G/W 21 6-5 N/A
47 Jaylen Hoard, Wake Forest F 19 6-9 7-1
48 Talen Horton-Tucker, Iowa State W 18 6-4 7-1
49 Jordan Poole, Michigan W 18 6-5 N/A
50 Louis King, Oregon W/F 19 6-9 7-1
51 Darius Bazley, N/A W/F 19 6-9 6-11
52 Luka Samanic, Union Olimpija F 19 6-10 6-11
53 Charles Matthews, Michigan W 21 6-6 6-9
54 Deividas Sirvydas, Lietuvos Rytas F 19 6-7 N/A
55 Nic Claxton, Georgia C 19 6-11 N/A
56 Chuma Okeke, Auburn F 20 6-8 N/A
57 Quentin Grimes, Kansas (report) G 19 6-5 6-7
58 Jordan Nwora, Louisville F 20 6-7 N/A
59 Ashton Hagans, Kentucky G 19 6-3 6-6
60 Isaiah Roby, Nebraska F 20 6-8 7-1
61 Phil Booth, Villanova G 23 6-3 N/A
62 Tyus Battle, Syracuse W 21 6-6 6-8
63 Neemias Queta, Utah State W 21 6-11 7-4
64 Aaron Nesmith, Vanderbilt W 19 6-6 6-11
65 James Palmer, Nebraska W 22 6-6 7-0
66 Yovel Zoosman, Maccabi Tel Aviv W 20 6-7 N/A
67 Adam Mokoka, Mega Bemax G 20 6-5 6-10
68 Simi Shittu, Vanderbilt F/C 19 6-10 7-1
69 Charles Bassey, Western Kentucky C 18 6-10 7-3
70 Dedric Lawson, Kansas F 21 6-9 7-3
71 Mfiondu Kabengele, Florida State F 21 6-10 N/A
72 Ky Bowman, Boston College G 21 6-1 N/A
73 Charlie Brown, St. Joseph’s F 20 6-6 7-0
74 Joshua Obiesie, Wuerzburg G 18 6-6 N/A
75 Ethan Happ, Wisconsin F 22 6-10 N/A
76 Paul Eboua, Roseto W 19 6-7 7-2
77 Paul Reed, DePaul F 19 6-9 N/A
78 Jordan Caroline, Nevada F 23 6-7 N/A
79 Zylan Cheatham, Arizona State F 22 6-8 N/A
80 Brian Bowen, Sydney Kings W 20 6-7 6-10
81 Sagaba Konate, West Virginia C 21 6-8 7-0
82 Terance Mann, Florida State F 22 6-7 N/A
83 Juwan Morgan, Indiana W/F 21 6-8 N/A
84 Grant Riller, Charleston G 22 6-3 N/A
85 Max Strus, DePaul W 22 6-6 N/A
86 Nick Weiler-Babb, Iowa State G 23 6-5 N/A
87 Marial Shayok, Iowa State G 23 6-6 N/A
88 Markis McDuffie, Wichita St. F 21 6-8 N/A
89 Kris Wilkes, UCLA W 20 6-7 6-11
90 Naji Marshall, Xavier W 21 6-7 N/A
91 Aric Holman, Mississippi St. F/C 21 6-10 7-2
92 Justin Robinson, Virginia Tech G 23 6-2 N/A
93 Dean Wade, Kansas State F 21 6-10 N/A
94 Justin Wright-Foreman F 21 5-10 N/A
95 Kouat Noi, TCU F 21 6-7 N/A
96 Cody Martin, Nevada W 23 6-7 6-10
97 Ty-Shon Alexander, Creighton W 20 6-3 N/A
98 Cassius Winston, Michigan State G 21 6-0 N/A
99 Vanja Marinkovic, KK Partizan W 21 6-6 N/A
100 Jaylen Nowell, Washington W 20 6-4 N/A
Yovel Zoosman at 66?
Ha. False.
Ha. False.
Eh, that's not how it works. Zion actually only gets to be drafted by 1 team.
Zion & RJ are pretty sure things, (and probably Ja & Cam as well) but after that... 10-30 is *extremely* weak, imo.
Zion & RJ are pretty sure things, (and probably Ja & Cam as well) but after that... 10-30 is *extremely* weak, imo.
The top 5 appears strong and then it’s pure liquid dog shit.
Worst draft class has to be Noel’s in 2013 right? Anybody decent come out of that one?
Edit: welp looks like the Greek freak was selected 15th
Worst draft class has to be Noel’s in 2013 right? Anybody decent come out of that one?
Edit: welp looks like the Greek freak was selected 15th
Down 24 pounds from 1/1 to 3/1. 60 day streak of working out.
From FAT to less fat.
From FAT to less fat.
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