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That is a seriously fucked up piece of trivia but also somehow instantly, recognizably true.

Wait wait. *Ezra Levant* is complaining about pandering to groypers?

Fuck. 3 feels insurmountable against Japanese Cy Young.

Wife and daughter very amused by Rojas’ necklace.

Gausman’s location with the splitter has been incredible.

Can Springer actually play?

Love this choice.

Kids, before there was Varsho. before there was KK, there was Devo.

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(BTW, Gruber *did* tag the runner on the heel so that *was* a triple play....)

7 Gold Gloves in centre field, including all five years he was with the Jays.

Republican staffers mostly look like the bottom panel guy from the sexual harassment meme

When the Raptors won we drove downtown and just parked in the outskirts of the celebration at Yonge-Dundas. It was a lot of fun and no problem getting in and out.

The Christian right has long supported Israel not because they support American Jews or Israelis but because they believe total Jewish control of the region is a precondition for the Second Coming of Christ who would then rule the world from there.

Great @sarahposner.bsky.social explainer here:

Plus it’s Halloween. Will tomorrow be the biggest bar night in Toronto history?

This is why mainstream journalism is as responsible as anything for the rise of fascism. They think viewpoint diversity is more important than truth. It’s all a debate club.

“Just because we’re willing to use Israel to our ends doesn’t mean we reject antisemitism. We still hate (((globalists))) and love Nazis.”

Based on what I’ve heard of JD’s days at Yale Law he may be something even worse—someone cosplaying at being a gutter racist because it will give him power. I think he knows it’s wrong and does it nonetheless.

ABANDONED THE TODDLER IN THE BACKSEAT

Arrest these motherfuckers for child endangerment

lol it’s basically the exact same lineup but they added Snell, Ohtani and Glasnow to replace Flaherty, Buehler and Brasier (focusing on postseason roster). Not even close, this year’s roster is better on paper.

It’s important to find humour as long as we remember how breathtakingly and overtly racist this is.

I use Claude (an AI) to scan my posts for spelling and grammar errors. On the most recent post (about the East Wing, link below), I got a really amazing addendum.
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I was there too. Witnessed greatness.

To Mueller’s point however, the problem is he threw strikes. You can’t work counts if it’s 0-2 constantly. 105 pitches, 73 strikes.

Americans without insurance don’t have access to any reasonable level of non-emergency care, let alone undocumented immigrants. People believe the lies the GOP tells them because no one’s telling an alternative story.

Also, so much of this is contingent on framing, which GOP has seized because the Dems turtle. If you ask people if they support giving free healthcare to undocumented immigrants they say “no”. But if you ask if a dying person should be turned away from an ER if they can’t pay, they also say “no”.

Yeah. Dude is old school. It’s like watching a guy from the 50s.

Yeah. Unless the Jays seriously get to Yamamoto that’s my assumption too.

Last two starts he’s just gotten better as the game went on. Not sure if there is a pitch count on him. Coming from Japan he’s probably used to throwing 150 if he needs to.

Yeah, I mean he’s an amazing pitcher no matter what but he has a .195 BAbip this postseason. No one can sustain that forever. Have to hope the baseball gods turn against him.

The Dodgers gave up 4 in the entire NLCS, the Jays have scored at least 4 off the Dodgers starters in every game except Yamamoto.

There’s no pattern or logic here, it’s just the insane variance of October.

Jayson Stark’s latest is a welcome counterpoint to this.

Still amazed how the Jays came back from that Game 3 heartbreak to beat *Ohtani and Snell* with a guy coming off TJ and a guy who will be a rookie next year.

But man, it’s far from over. Jays just won 2 on the road, LA could do the same, especially with Japanese Cy Young going tomorrow.

Trey Yesavage’s Game 5 gem cements his place among playoff greats — but he’s one of a kind Let's run through eight fun facts to help explain how cool, shocking and unforgettable the story of the Blue Jays’ 22-year-old has become.

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