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So you are saying that Miami has better "night clubs" than Indy?

The NFL has to look at that stuff, right? I mean Dallas is still in the NFC East.

Ya didn't. My apologies for using your post to make a point. I could have done it on Sea Urchin's but chose not to.

Charlie Goldsmith, Cincinnati Enquirer 12 hrs ago Reds starter Vladimir Gutierrez had one of the best starts of his career. He executed his goal to locate his fastballs lower in the strike zone, and he carried a no-hitter into the fifth inning. Gutierrez allowed just one run in seven innings, and he pitched at least six innings for the seventh time in his 12 MLB starts. "We know we still have to keep going and we can’t stop doing what we’re doing," Gutierrez said via interpreter Jorge Merlos. "Especially us starters ... We have to be ready for anything." The Reds had the best record in the National League in July at 16-10, and they had two of the best hitters in baseball. Votto had the most home runs in the NL in July with 11, and shortstop Kyle Farmer led the league with a .395 batting average. In July, the Reds had their best batting average and their best OPS of any month this season. This week, the Reds have won three consecutive series against the St. Louis Cardinals, the Chicago Cubs and the Mets. In the first game of August, that momentum carried over. While Votto got an off day on Sunday, Farmer hit an RBI triple. Max Schrock, Votto’s replacement in the lineup for the game, gave the Reds an early lead with a line drive home run to right field. Schrock had a career-high five hits, including four singles. Over his last five starts, Schrock has a .579 batting average. "It was a really good last couple series," Schrock said. "It’s always good to get series wins, and that’s what we need to keep doing."

Just shows what international play can do for draft stock in this day and age...

That doesn't mean Herbstreit has to agree with what his employer is doing.

LOL, I find it hard to believe the NFL would move any team from the AFC North. But I hope the Bills will stay in Buffalo.

Yeah, Nick is beloved in the Nati. It will be interesting how it plays out in the off season. On a side note I wonder how hard the Reds tried moving Suarez at the dead line? Geno seems to be the odd man out...

Speaking of Schrock, Shrek to me, he goes 5-5 today in place of Votto who got the day off.

Never too early for the "experts" to speculate... https://nbadraftroom.com/p/2022-nba-mock-draft/

Jose Barerro(the SS formerly known as Garcia) is ready now.

Honestly I haven't really seen many fans complain about who the Reds gave up or got in return.

Speaking of drugs... https://www.wane.com/news/crime/police-warn-of-something-new-to-worry-about-meth-gators/

A take from "Herbie"... https://pistolsfiringblog.com/kirk-herbstreit-is-right-about-conference-realignment/

That is because he played at UCLA.

Yeah, you lovable losers got to experience a title. But look on the bright side...the Pirates still suck.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/news/carson-wentz-injury-colts-sign-former-packers-qb-brett-hundley-to-training-camp-roster-per-report/

Huh?

No. USCe is barely above .500. They weren't squat until they joined the SEC.

Actually, I was surprised Arkansas wasn't on that list.

Hmmmmm Dated article.... https://lastwordonsports.com/collegefootball/2020/03/06/top-25-college-football-blue-bloods/

It just doesn't count. You gonna count everything Nebraska?