Shidddd.
Get in ur car and drive over, its only 2 hours. My neighbor making mac and cheese and roasted brussel sprouts (hes retired chef)
Just went and grabbed a bottle of bourbon, going to make old fashions and watch the cubs at 2:20.
Baseball.........Anybody still interested?
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Shidddd.
Get in ur car and drive over, its only 2 hours. My neighbor making mac and cheese and roasted brussel sprouts (hes retired chef)
Just went and grabbed a bottle of bourbon, going to make old fashions and watch the cubs at 2:20.
#metoo
You gonna eat real good later on though.
Had 2 old fashions, a burger, smokes a blunt, ribs are restng on the counter in butcher paper Lets go Cubs !!!!
Wife, GF and kids are out somewhere, they can have my credit carda every weekend.
Hiw bout this they just mentioned.
Cubs have a ,867 hr percentage when a hr is need to win a game. Like 4-2 score with 2 runners on.
Thats insane.
Yeah he was a nut case but he is also one of the greatest pure hitters of the modern era
This looks almost similar to the stadium for the commanders being built.
The San Diego Padres traded Juan Soto and Trent Grisham to the New York Yankees in December 2023. In return, the Padres received right-handed pitchers Michael King, Jhony Brito, Randy Vásquez,and Drew Thorpe, along with catcher Kyle Higashioka. This trade followed the Padres' acquisition of Soto from the Washington Nationals in August 2022. The Padres' initial move for Soto was part of a larger deal that also included Josh Bell and was aimed at bolstering their roster for a playoff push. The trade with the Yankees, however, focused on acquiring pitching depth and a backup catcher.
Here's a more detailed breakdown:
- Padres' initial acquisition (2022):
The Padres traded a package of prospects, including CJ Abrams, MacKenzie Gore, Robert Hassell III, and James Wood, to the Nationals for Soto and Bell.
- Trade with Yankees (2023):
The Padres traded Soto and Grisham to the Yankees for five players: Michael King, Jhony Brito, Randy Vasquez, Drew Thorpe, and Kyle Higashioka.
- Padres' initial acquisition (2022):
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