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[Vrede too]

I get the legal proceedings are pro forma at this point, but that's some cold shit.

It's okay since he's "a devout Christian". All is forgiven.

Scumbag.

well isn't he nice...

This is Gingrich-esque.

Newtish?

So, he’s a devout Christian who spent many nights praying and this is what the good lord told him to do??? Mmmk.

not a Pujols fan. But,now never. You live with someone for 22yrs and then play a Spring Training game while wife has brain surgery. Bad. Then announce divorce next day. Very Bad. Then in your statement invoke God and Prayer (bring God into this mess) Hideous.

But, there are several along these lines:

This is none of our business

Not unreasonable, though I side with the critics.

[O Really]

It could certainly be argued that it's not "our" business, but he made a public statement. That kinda makes it the business of anybody reading it. And the guy is a total asshole, with apologies to all the other less assholiess assholes.

[GoCubsGo]

It could certainly be argued that it's not "our" business, but he made a public statement. That kinda makes it the business of anybody reading it. And the guy is a total asshole, with apologies to all the other less assholiess assholes.

A public figure making a public statement about his assholery doesn't expect criticism?

It is 2022 right?

[GoCubsGo]

Happy opening day!

Never thought about this, but it's about time.

Corbin Burnes and Omar Narváez made history in the Brewers' season opener against the Cubs

[O Really]

And on national Burrito day, too!

[Ulysses]

And on national Burrito day, too!

I wonder if the A's will have a national Chimichanga day.

[Vrede too]

Happy opening day!

Never thought about this, but it's about time.

Corbin Burnes and Omar Narváez made history in the Brewers' season opener against the Cubs

Should have been used first by an Astros opponent. Just because.

And on national Burrito day, too!

Yesterday was also National Beer Day. Is that why the Brewers were first?
"On April 7, 1933, a federal law went into effect allowing the sale of beer containing less than 3.2% alcohol, the first legal alcohol allowed since Prohibition began in 1919."

I wonder if the A's will have a national Chimichanga day.

Gibberish. National Burrito Day is not just a Brewers thing, and if it's just the A's then it's not a "national" day. Duh.

(signature: obsessed butthurt )

Awww. , Useless. So much for "Ignored". You fail again. Plus, Useless, you've been busted too many times for anyone to believe you're not reading my posts, anyhow. It's just your excuse for cowering. Awww.

[GoCubsGo]

Javy Baez is still Javy.

[Ulysses]

[GoCubsGo]

[Ulysses]

[GoCubsGo]

Sorry to burst your bubble cause everyone is optimistic on opening day.

As has been pointed out to you before, the A's are expected to be cellar dwellers.

https://www.athleticsnation.com/2022/4/ ... pening-day

[Ulysses]

People in glass houses...

Jake Arrieta rocked again as Cubs lose 11th straight, their longest losing streak since 2012

Just 12 days ago the Chicago Cubs were tied atop the NL Central. Following Tuesday night's blowout loss to the Phillies (PHI 15, CHC 10), the Cubs are now nine games behind the Brewers in the division race, and the focus has shifted to the Craig Kimbrel and Kris Bryant trade markets.

The Cubs dropped their 11th straight game Tuesday night and Jake Arrieta, once a Cy Young winner and World Series hero for the franchise, was hit hard once again. He allowed a grand slam 10 pitches into the game and was knocked out after allowing seven runs in 1 2/3 innings. Arrieta faced 14 batters and retired only five....

[GoCubsGo]

Why are you posting 2021 articles?

Do you know it's 2022?

There are no delusions about this years Cubs, we're rebuilding.

But we will have a better record than the cellar dwelling A's.

[Ulysses]

Why are you posting 2021 articles?

Do you know it's 2022?

There are no delusions about this years Cubs, we're rebuilding.

But we will have a better record than the cellar dwelling A's.

So, let me get this straight: In your world, it's fine if the Cubs need to rebuild. But far be it that any other team having to do the same. Right?

Bit of a double standard, no?

[GoCubsGo]

Why are you diverting away from your foolish screwup?

[Ulysses]

Why are you diverting away from your foolish screwup?

What, pray tell, did I "screwup"?

[GoCubsGo]

Why are you diverting away from your foolish screwup?

What, pray tell, did I "screwup"?

Citing last year's article and it's relevance to this season.

Why did you do that?

[Ulysses]

What we learned as Giants get wild walk-off win on Opening Day

SAN FRANCISCO -- The Giants went all-in on the Captain theme before Friday's game, driving a boat out onto the field and letting Brandon Belt, with a bootlegged 'C' on his chest, throw out the ceremonial first pitch. By the end of the day, the spotlight was on Thairo Estrada, Austin Slater and youth. S

Estrada had a huge game-tying homer in the ninth and Slater won it with a double to left that brought Darin Ruf screaming home in the 10th.

The 6-5 win over the Miami Marlins was the Giants' first walk-off win in their opener in 35 years, and it came with plenty of drama.

Camilo Doval blew a two-run lead in the top of the ninth but Estrada tied it back up with a blast in the bottom of the inning.

Unlike Sluggo, we got two major league baseball teams within public transit distance (10 min to 30 min)...

[GoCubsGo]

Ever hear of the White Sox dipshit?


The way you embarrass yourself is epic.