This picture makes him look like the main character’s love interest’s boyfriend in a British comedy

not to overreact or anything but I'm 98% sure that Jackson Chourio is the greatest living baseball player

Can’t wait for the Knives Out where stuff blows up

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Sat at 94-95, hit 96 a couple times.

…I know who this trumpet player is lol

I once had a dream where I wrote to John Henson and explained that I was a jazz musician and if he just kicked me like 10k a year he could fund all my projects and he loved jazz and was totally into it

I know we give Bob Gibson plenty of credit for the whole 1.12 ERA thing in 1968 but I don't think it gets mentioned quite enough that he also had a World Series game that year in which he threw a shutout with 17 (?!) strikeouts

All sorts of these things you can do with Chourio but the other two players to do this at 20: Trout (one of best outfielders ever, first-ballot HOF even with injuries) Pinson (on HOF track until he fell off sharply in late 20s; still finished with 2757 hits and 256 HR)

There’s very little I respect more in a film than “going for it,” and while The Cell swings and misses a few times, it most certainly “goes for it.” One of the most visually creative movies I’ve ever seen, who needs a story?

Ahem I believe I did

Friedkin arriving at Everton:

are these pete rose retrospectives just gonna ignore the statutory rape stuff

My All-MLB squad this year. Really only two spots that gave me pause: 3B (Ramírez vs Chapman) and SP (Sale vs Skubal). C: Wm. Contreras 1B: Vladdy Jr. 2B: Marte 3B: Ramírez SS: Witt Jr. LF: Duran CF: Judge RF: Soto DH: Ohtani SP: Sale RP: Clase

The only other Brewers game that I can compare to that in my lifetime is the Nyjer Morgan game in '11

One of the weirdest, most random facts I’ve come across while researching baseball: Victor Conte, the guy who ran BALCO, the lab that provided steroids to Barry Bonds/Jason Giambi/Marion Jones/others, was briefly the bass player in Tower of Power.