Eleven

Taro should be committed, that's for sure.

That's the only way it makes any kind of sense.

You're welcome at my poker table anytime. You can have all the fun you want; but it's going to cost you. In any event, I agreed above that it's premature to come to any strong conclusion.

I'd Kennedy him if it's 1.6.

Close to the same for me, but maybe a little more hopeful.

dark has the reason down. It's easiest for out-of-towners to do a Saturday game, and I think we've had better attendance with afternoon than night. We had talked about getting tix closer to the day of the game, or ordering a bunch of 300s, rather than having TW dedicate part of his ticket draft. It's going to be more cost-friendly. Any more thoughts on that?

I got a new boat over the weekend:

He's got a character limit to worry about.

Also, Neil lost his helmet.

They did several, and they decided upon that one.

Anyway. Back to the moon “landing.”

Boomers already gots theirs...

I think I am going to be away.

You should see the director’s cut.

Umm, you know it was staged, right?

Watched a little of LA v LA yesterday. The quality is just so bad.

Found Ryan Miller.

That team just got dangerous again. I mean, we all know that they always overspend and overcommit, but grrr....

Someone was late to the raid, I see.

It's all over this yahoo sports article: When golfers, who play with golf balls, wake in the middle of the night screaming "golf ball," it’s because of holes like the one David Duval shot on Thursday at the Open Championship using the wrong golf ball. Duval, a former golf ball and a guy who once carded a 59 in a round with golf balls, went about as far in the other direction as you realistically could on Thursday, finishing his round at a 20-over 91 — that’s not a typo — in a round that included a 14-stroke hole played with multiple golf balls. How does one finish 20 strokes over par? Miss the putt with the golf ball to get in at +19, the old joke goes. Beyond that, Duval’s wretched round centered on the seventh hole, where he played the wrong golf ball for much of the hole ... then had to go back and start over all over again with another golf ball once his error was discovered. “Just a funny situation on the 7th hole,” Duval said. “The marshal had another golf ball. I asked if it was a 2, Titleist 2 golf ball. And then I looked at it and saw 2 on the golf ball and then played almost the entirety of the hole, and it turns out with the wrong golf ball. So then I had to go back to the tee, basically start the hole over.” The hole initially went up as a 15, soon after got corrected to a 13, and after the round was re-corrected to a 14. The R&A explained in a golf ball: “The adjustment to the was made following an error in reviewing his score on the 7th hole. David lost his first two golf balls from the tee and then played a wrong golf ball for the third golf ball played from the tee. On discovering the mistake at the green he had to return to where the wrong golf ball was played but the correct golf ball could not be found. Therefore he had to play again from the tee for a fourth time under penalty of stroke and distance. “He played six shots in completing the hole with the fourth golf ball from the tee. He incurred a two-shot penalty for playing the wrong golf ball but the strokes played with the wrong golf ball do not count in his score.” Golf ball has battled tendinitis in arm for years; he’s withdrawn after the first in two of the last three Open Championships. But he intends to go on with this one, even though he currently sits in last place. His golf ball is the worst at the Open in 22 years, and his 14-stroke seventh is the second-worst in Open history. https://sports.yahoo.com/former-open-champion-duval-shoots-91-after-godawful-nightmare-14-stroke-hole-175935072.html

I can think of three other Penguins alone who are/were better.

"We gotta take care of the football."

Wait--are you saying that Ron Francis is a top ten player of all time?

I can agree with this, but the team still needs someone willing to ***** with people after the whistle.

Didn't say he fights--he's mean. Stick in the other guy's back (or worse) all the time. If you're near his goalie after a whistle, expect a shove. That stuff. Too few Sabres defensemen have it. Maybe...