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If you look really close at the end, you can tell that he plays just like his uncle did....

Wondering if he is just going to be a camp body. He's pretty good in locking down WR's over the top. Going to have to figure out the 5 yard illegal contact rule, though.

Someone has uploaded it to youtube. ( I think it is the entire film.) I didn't want to run into an issue with Webby by posting it, but it is there. Robert Ludlum wrote the Bourne Trilogy books between 1980 and 1990. I remember reading the first two when I was in the Navy. There are some similarities, now that you mention it.

Love that someone mentioned "The Last Boy Scout." One of my favorite Bruce Willis films. This is one that I think some younger folks may not know about. Love it.

I like the word "sanctimonious." Sums up a bunch of what I read in that thread.

Any move that turns Zach McCalister back into Zach McCalister (i.e. "Oh yeah, I forgot he was on the 25 man roster"), and pushes Josh Tomlin into his first step of becoming a pitching coach is a good thing.

I know that Gomes will be fine. (This wasn't intended as a "sky is falling" post. Far from it.) I was just looking at the depth we have. Lots of young catchers between Mahoning Valley and Akron. The integrity of wet paper bags is currently not in jeopardy.

Well, the good news is that Logan Ice #72 pick in 2016 is raking (.198 with 54 K's in 167 PA). ......and we did take a young catcher (Noah Naylor) with the #29 pick this year. Haven't done that since Ray Fosse. Why do I have this funny feeling that before long, Chris Gimenez will be playing in Columbus again?

Glad they made the move.

Yep.

Bye Francisco! https://www.mlbtraderumors.com/2018/07/indians-acquire-brad-hand.html Bullpen: Rebuilt.

I think the bullpen needs to be addressed, first and foremost. Is it going to be expensive? Probably. But if we acquire two controllable BP pieces, then make qualifying offers to Miller/Allen the offseason, and they go elsewhere, we're recouping the players lost with high picks in the 2019 draft. If Miller and/or Allen accept their QO's, then we can take solace in the fact that we've one more year of a very, very good bullpen.

https://www.hoopsrumors.com/2018/07/michael-porter-jr-undergoes-second-back-surgery.html Well, it looks like we may have made the right decision by bypassing on Porter.

I don't want to do the legwork, but what "might need a big" contender is out there with a prospective extra lottery pick sitting in their back pocket?

I'm no Jose Abreu apologist, but he no slouch either.