blues_funk_reggae
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Ringworm?
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fukk man this shyt suck. Phillies gotta get healthy to compete with these playoff teams
These NL East games my heart 
this a fake quote brehs. Put that font, a salacious quote and a picture and folks run with it.
Vet ya sources brehs
Canada Goose
Pooping on your head :umad:
Cleveland is in first place in the AL Central 
Lots of dope pennant races down the stretch for the 2022 season for the AL/NL Central and the wildcard spots in both leagues, should be fun
Lots of dope pennant races down the stretch for the 2022 season for the AL/NL Central and the wildcard spots in both leagues, should be fun
I don't believe this ringworm excuse by Tatis Jr.
I think he knowingly took Clostebol and just got caught.
Do I really care? No. I don't.
The same way many in the baseball world don't care that Bonds, Soda, McGwire and others took PEDs, I don't care that Tatis took PEDs.
I hope he returns and performs at a high level. He's a fun player to watch.
I think he knowingly took Clostebol and just got caught.
Do I really care? No. I don't.
The same way many in the baseball world don't care that Bonds, Soda, McGwire and others took PEDs, I don't care that Tatis took PEDs.
I hope he returns and performs at a high level. He's a fun player to watch.
Super Cheech
I Feel So Westcoast
Gonsolin has a no-no through 6.
Something that no one is talking about in MLB is how Christian Yelich has become average in the last few years.
While he was in Miami, he was viewed as a prospect who could maybe contend for a batting title but didn't project to have much power.
I believe his last season in Miami he was mentored by Barry Bonds and it seemed to make in impact. So much so, that his 1st two seasons in Milwaukee he stopped hitting so many ground balls and looked like an MVP candidate.
However, the last 3 years he seems to have reverted to being just a mediocre player.
Normally you would explain this through aging but Yelich is only 30.
While he was in Miami, he was viewed as a prospect who could maybe contend for a batting title but didn't project to have much power.
I believe his last season in Miami he was mentored by Barry Bonds and it seemed to make in impact. So much so, that his 1st two seasons in Milwaukee he stopped hitting so many ground balls and looked like an MVP candidate.
However, the last 3 years he seems to have reverted to being just a mediocre player.
Normally you would explain this through aging but Yelich is only 30.
I just assume he was juicing.
he won an MVP
Yeah and he looked like one too.