John_Havok
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If I was better at research, I'd try to find the last time someone dropped 78 points on the Cavs in a half. This is dominating
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GS up on the Cavs by 19 with 3 minutes left in the half. It's like Cleveland isn't even there right now. Here's hoping for a LeBron wake up call to make this a game
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The differnce being, they have examples on hand that were signed in their presence or provided by the athlete or league they played in, and usually have them from multiple years as a lot of guys' signatures change over time. They also looking at ink consistency and multiple other factors.
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7:50am: Jon Heyman of FanRag Sports hears that the two sides are discussing a two-year contract (Twitter link). FOX’s Ken Rosenthal agrees, tweeting that Bautista and the Jays are discussing a two-year pact in the $35-40MM range. That’s a departure from Passan’s report, though it should be noted that Passan’s tweets were around 2am, so there’s certainly been enough time for talks to have changed course. JAN. 16, 7:13am: Jeff Passan of Yahoo Sports reports that the two sides have discussed multiple iterations of a deal but are currently focused on a one-year pact (Twitter links). A deal isn’t quite done yet, but each side is optimistic that something will be completed.
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Best part about the game today.. Lowry and Derozan played 28 minutes each. Coach finally realized when you're up by 40 you don't need your best guys on the floor until 4 minutes left in the 4th.
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PSA and Beckett both do autograph authentication
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Just look at other examples of their autographs from Google and I think you'll come to the same conclusion. As for the blue signed one... at least those signatures appear to be legit. It's odd though that so many seem to have the exact same consistency of ink, and literally none of them go near the stitching.
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Can tell you right now the black ink one is fake as f*** imo. The Carter signature looks absolutely nothing like his real autograph. The J doesn't even come close. Winfield also generally doesn't sign his full first name, usually just a D. I would encourage you to seek third party verification though.
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The 1992 team ball is only worth something for the big market if the big names are on it, and the signatures are clear. The money market for memorabilia doesn't care about signatures for that team other than Carter, Alomar, Winfield, Morris, Stieb. Others are cool and nostalgic, but for pure dollars type of value, those 5 are it. For authentication - it's hard to say. You can usually get a pretty good idea just from looking at comparable signatures online but without real authentication from a third party it would be difficult to sell.
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It's a myth for sure. Most people don't take into account that a pitcher usually sees a slow decrease in velocity in the time leading up to the surgery, and therefore come back throwing harder than that. But comparing healthy velocity to hurt velocity is not evidence of anything of course. However, I have read (and I can't remember where now...) an article or two that did show some pitchers throwing harder after the surgery than their healthier earlier career speeds. Thing is, the surgery was not the reason for the increases, but rather the more focused throwing, strengthening and stretching exercises that the pitchers did during their recovery, and continued to do after getting back to their full strength. Basically, they never knew they weren't actually at their full strength before, but maybe could have been if they'd been doing the same exercises before the surgery. And the difference was like .7 -1.2 mph or something. -
Nothing wrong with playing a game or 2 over there in the preseason, but regular season would be crazy hard to pull off given the travelocity. Unless of couse they were shooting for a game or 2 to happen right before the Olympic break in 2022. That would be the most likely doable way to go about it - assuming of course the NHL players do end up going
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The third scoring option is not for the regular season though, it's for the playoffs when you can reliably count on one of Lowry or Derozan being focused on and being somewhat contained from 1 game to the next.
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When does NEXT season become THIS season?
John_Havok replied to P2F's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
2 seasons ago next season was last season. -
The Raps are a really good team. They are not an elite team and cannot hang with the other elite teams without a legit 3rd option aside from Lowry and Derozan. Basically, the Raps have to play the best ball they can play with everything going their way with the elite team not playing their best in order to beat them as the roster sits right now. The only real question is whether Ujiri will actually pull the trigger on an in season deal and pay the price needed to bring in that 3rd piece, or wait until the offseason to address. On the plus side of trading for a guy midseason (like Millsap who is expected to decline his option at the end of the year)is that they would gain his bird right so they could go over the salary cap to retain him if they wanted to. The downside.. obviously would be they would shatter their own depth in order to do that given that it cost them probably 3-4 roster players and a pick to get him.
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Oilers didn't tank intentionally fir 5 years (arguably 1 or 2), they were just put together by morons that had no idea what they were doing, and the only reason they had jobs was because the owner liked them as players when they were with the Oilers. I'm not an Oilers fan but living in alberta surrounded by their media it's actually very obvious they had no direction from the top when McTavish ran the place.
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I think JV's ankle is still hurt. He's just not moving like he did last year since he rolled early on.
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Click leaders, career, then select pitchers or hitters and change the team select to Blue Jays 1. Halladay 48.9 2. Stieb 43.6 3. Bautista 35.6 4. Fernandez 35.1 5. Delgado 34.7
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I think there was a point against GS where it was Patterson, CoJo, Lowry, Ross and Derozan on the floor for a few minutes
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Points in the paint ... 0
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Oh well. At least I won't have to waste mire time watching this dumpster fire. 42-17 against the warriors you might as well play Coboclo starting the 2nd quarter
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Ugly start. Brick after brick after brick. Can't play a slow half court game against GS or you're done. 3 for 21 shooting to start the game for the Raptors, 14 for 19 for GS Playing like statues
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The politics of hockey USA doesn't take kindly to kids who go to major junior rather than the NCAA
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Ty Cobb Not such a bad guy after all?
John_Havok replied to Atothe's topic in Toronto Blue Jays Talk
To force them yes. If you ask politely and they agree, no problem -
Relievers fall of a cliff pretty much without warning, so the fact that he's had tye arm problem, coupled with a poor showcase in November where he didn't hit anything higher than the low 90's, and sat in the high 80s....means he's not likely going to see anything past 1 year, and probably incentive laden type of deal.
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Merry Christmas everyone!
