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Lake

Saturday, January 14 Seattle +9.5 at San Francisco -9.5 LA Chargers -2.5 at Jacksonville +2.5 Sunday, January 15 Miami +13.0 at Buffalo -13.0 NY Giants +3.0 at Minnesota -3.0 Baltimore +9.0 at Cincinnati -9.0 Monday, January 16 Dallas -2.5 at Tampa Bay +2.5

I'm a fan of the higher point options, just to give us a chance. AF84 pretty much has it sewn up with (and likely either way) the current point system.

Awesome:)

Do we continue through the playoffs?

Saturday, January 7 Kansas City at Las Vegas Tennessee at Jacksonville Sunday, January 8 Baltimore at Cincinnati Tampa Bay at Atlanta New England at Buffalo Minnesota at Chicago Houston at Indianapolis NY Jets at Miami Carolina at New Orleans Cleveland at Pittsburgh LA Chargers at Denver NY Giants at Philadelphia Arizona at San Francisco LA Rams at Seattle Dallas at Washington Detroit +4.5 at Green Bay -4.5

I’m aware that 7 innings isn’t going to be the norm. The top 5 Astros starters (in terms of games started) all averaged over 5.5 innings/start. 2 of them were over 6. To be elite, our pitchers have to go deeper into games. Sandoval, Suarez, Detmers all would benefit greatly from more efficiency.

I think the rotation is potentially elite as noted. Two thoughts on that- first, if it was 2007 we’d all probably feel confident that most of the young pitchers would contribute in a meaningful way and approach their ceilings but the last decade plus of futility has tainted the hopefulness of Angel fans. Additionally, for the rotation to approach that truly elite status, the young pitchers have to be more efficient. At least to my non-expert mind, 7 innings of limiting base runners and keeping the score down has more real value than 4 and 2/3 innings of shutout ball and getting yanked because you’re already at 100 pitches. Particularly with our suspect bullpen.

Cootscicles

Thursday, December 29: Dallas at Tennessee Sunday, January 1 Arizona at Atlanta Chicago at Detroit Denver at Kansas City Miami at New England Indianapolis at NY Giants New Orleans at Philadelphia Carolina at Tampa Bay Cleveland at Washington Jacksonville at Houston San Francisco at Las Vegas NY Jets at Seattle Minnesota at Green Bay LA Rams at LA Chargers Pittsburgh at Baltimore Monday, January 2 Buffalo -1.0 at Cincinnati + 1.0

Tommy John

Thursday, December 22 Jacksonville at NY Jets Saturday, December 24 Atlanta at Baltimore Detroit at Carolina Buffalo at Chicago New Orleans at Cleveland Seattle at Kansas City NY Giants at Minnesota Cincinnati at New England Houston at Tennessee Washington at San Francisco Philadelphia at Dallas Las Vegas at Pittsburgh Sunday, December 25 Green Bay at Miami Denver at LA Rams Tampa Bay at Arizona Monday, December 26 LA Chargers -4.0 at Indianapolis +4.0

Marriage

Jimmy

River

Gravy

Thursday, December 15 San Francisco at Seattle Saturday, December 17 Indianapolis at Minnesota Baltimore at Cleveland Miami at Buffalo Sunday, December 18 Atlanta at New Orleans Pittsburgh at Carolina Philadelphia at Chicago Kansas City at Houston Dallas at Jacksonville Detroit at NY Jets Arizona at Denver New England at Las Vegas Tennessee at LA Chargers Cincinnati at Tampa Bay NY Giants at Washington Monday, December 19 LA Rams +7.0 at Green Bay -7.0

Grandma

Comic

Rabbit

Shape

Tokyo

Thursday, December 8 Las Vegas @ LA Rams Sunday, December 11 NY Jets @ Buffalo Cleveland @ Cincinnati Houston @ Dallas Minnesota @ Detroit Jacksonville @ Tennessee Philadelphia @ NY Giants Baltimore @ Pittsburgh Kansas City @ Denver Tampa Bay @ San Francisco Carolina @ Seattle Miami @ LA Chargers Monday, December 12 New England -1.0 @ Arizona +1.0

Plate

If the government was truly interested in free and fair elections then gerrymandering wouldn't be a thing and the Electoral College would have gone away with the advent of modern transportation. The government (both sides) is primarily interested in keeping the status quo and ensuring that money and power remain in the hands of a tiny fraction of our nation. Everything else is pretty much just chatter to distract from that primary interest.