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Yanks seem to be playing under the same strategy

Matt Shaw's rightward drift continues

This Grapefruit League strategy of only scoring on homers seems to be paying off for the Mets

Syracuse Met JT Schwarz booomb!

Good to see Hudson Valley kid Zack Short landing somewhere close to home, apparently had 56 PAs with Houston last season

Keith showing his grody Mets shaving bag from the '80s 😂

This is my first look at AJ Ewing, expect to see him in Syracuse soon

Wyatt Young spotting!

I'm so rusty at **watching** baseball I forgot to advance to the live feed in the mlbserver player 🤣 been listening to the 'starting soon' hold music for 2 innings lol

Don't actually know, just how I picture him especially in the late 2010s. Love Neil, love Slowdive

The only notification I actually enjoy getting on my phone: "NYM vs. XYZ is about to start..."

"Alexa, play The Boys are Back in Town"
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I see a lot of Orvis-core guys looking like they're going fishing but got lost and ended up at a brewery, again (Neil Halstead)

Good morning my neighbors!

The 2026 Mets play a Grapefruit League game today 😀🧡💙

The ‘Harvard of umpire schools’ closes as changing times favor tech over tradition An umpiring tradition born in 1938 reflects on its legacy as robo umps and other advancements usher in a new era.

The last independent umpire school - owned and operated by the Wendelstedt family since the 70s - has closed www.nytimes.com/athletic/704...

Ice planning to acquire $38 billion in warehouses to create detention centers all over the U.S.

There is no easier or more important political position to take than to do everything possible to stop this. It will change our society forever, and Democrats are going along with it.

a photo taken looking at a bench. there’s maybe something under the bench

zoomed in photo of the previous photo. you can now see some bright blue eyes under the bench

an opened package showing the Gilmore Girls Soundtrack vinyl

yesterday while on foot patrol I saw some eyes looking at me from under a bench. I investigated and found a Gilmore Girls vinyl and I posted a joke in a signal chat and someone checked it out, determined it was a dumped stolen package, and got it to the address.

so uh yeah I think we keep us safe

Uncs rise up

Lady Gaga in a light blue dress embracing Bad Bunny in a white suit during the Super Bowl half time show

Flag of Puerto Rico (1895)

For instance the color of Gaga’s dress being the blue from the previously banned independence flag

Fully admit I needed the political theater of it all explained to me by some kind Boricuas. BB’s performance was masterful, so many layers of anti-colonial symbolism packed into 15 min for the most vanilla commercial audience in entertainment.

So my dad has been an inexplicable east coast fan of the Seahawks since the Steve Largent days in the 80s, and his team just won the Super Bowl, and he’s being very normal 🤷🏻‍♂️

I will not be normal when the Mets win a World Series.

Great performance, shout out to all the set and prop designers. Practical effects FTW

As a veteran of many camp trust falls and a few stage dives, I’m hella impressed they let Bad Bunny do this reverse swan dive during the half time show

Quote from article: "A major Somali shopping center called Karmel Mall closed for the day. Daycare centers were forced to close when their staff demanded the day off. Workers forced a major AT&T call center to close. The biggest nursing home in the Twin Cities metro area held mandatory all-staff meetings to threaten to fire employees who participated, but those scare tactics failed and they faced mass absenteeism. The combined population of Minneapolis and Saint Paul is less than 750,000; that Friday, we saw an estimated 100,000 people take the streets in sub-zero temperatures. It is safe to conclude that at least one out of every eight Twin Cities residents took part in the general strike."

"The leaderless character of the resistance to ICE in Minnesota is precisely what has made it effective. The everyday anarchism of the Minneapolis revolution is its greatest strength."

Amazing report from @crimethinc.com on the recent general strike in #Minneapolis. crimethinc.com/2026/02/01/c...

The people of Minnesota did that. Not Schumer and Jeffries, not Walz and Frey, not the standard-bearers of decorum. The People.

All Saints Church is in the University Neighborhood of Syracuse, on Lancaster Ave near South Campus. If you went to SU or ESF, these people were our neighbors.

BTW when I say abolish ICE, I mean abolish it entirely and replace it with exactly nothing. Give me your tired, your poor, your huddled masses yearning to breathe free. That's it.

A stormtrooper in full riot gear and a masked state mercenary with a baton look through the bars of a prison cell into a confinement area in which prisoners sit in bunks four levels high, very much reminiscent of the famous photographs from within the death camp Buchenwald during the Holocaust in which Nazis murdered millions of people.

"Abolish ICE" sounded like a radical demand to Democrats, though ICE itself only dates to 2003.

Today, it should be clear to even the most deluded liberals that if you establish institutions for the sole purpose of brutalizing people, authoritarians will inevitably use them to consolidate power.

Heck yeah 🫡

I came to Minneapolis to report on what's going on, and one of the main questions I showed up with is "just what is the scale of the resistance?" After all, we're all used to the news calling Portland a "war zone" or whatever when it's just some protests in one part of town.