Wilson A2000
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The Dolphins were 5-11 in 2019 and 9-7 against the spread when the coach was allegedly paid to lose by the owner. Gambling is tough, kids.
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There’s a 25 second serving shot clock that Nadal pushes to the limit. Not sure if you have to toss the ball before 25 seconds or just bounce it off the ground where you serve. Novak also plays loose with the rules with his “bathroom breaks” between sets.
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Because the Bears have plenty of money. If you have a few billion to build a new stadium, you have enough to pay a coach. It could be Poles had his guy and didn't feel the need to interview rather than being cheap. The Bears were interviewing coaches before Poles was hired
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Maybe not, but money can’t be the reason he wasn’t interviewed Why interview a $1K hooker if all you have in your pocket is $60? Because the Bears have plenty of money. If you have a few billion to build a new stadium, you have enough to pay a coach.
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Was that reported anywhere? $100 mil is the going rate for stud coaches. If the Bears would have hired Harbaugh for less money, they should get out of ownership. You just can’t suck for as long as they have without hitting a home run. He's not that good lol Maybe not, but money can’t be the reason he wasn’t interviewed
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The Bears spoke to Harbaugh and he wanted $100M and they balked. And I don't blame them lol Was that reported anywhere? $100 mil is the going rate for stud coaches. If the Bears would have hired Harbaugh for less money, they should get out of ownership. You just can’t suck for as long as they have without hitting a home run.
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The Vikings are interviewing Harbaugh. Don’t know why the Bears didn’t interview him. At least find out what he has to say.
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Nadal up 3-2 in the 5th set after being down 2-0 sets. If he closes this out, he would have the most men’s majors all-time and did it at a place that Novak has historically dominated.
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A GM who’s never picked players or negotiated contracts before, a head coach who’s never been in charge before, and an offensive coordinator who’s never called plays in the NFL before. Hope this works!
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Tampering I guess. And yet only 0.5 games out of the East lead.
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Well the Bulls hadn’t had a player get further injured while trying to recover from another injury…until today. Derrick Jones Jr broke his right index finger while working out. Out 6-8 more weeks. The Bulls’ team surgeon is getting paid this year!
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Young up and coming Ryan Poles better be better than young up and coming Ryan Pace
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Dan Quinn getting a second interview is terrible. McCaskey and Polian are clueless to think he’s head coaching material again.
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Both teams should get the ball at midfield and go from there
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Bills should not have kicked deep for the final drive
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Josh Allen is incredible. Bulldozing opponents on the run, absolute canon of an arm.
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Williams out 3-4 months, Ball out 2 months, Caruso out 3 months (two stints), Green out 3 weeks, Jones Jr (1-2 months), Lavine out 2 weeks, plus everyone out 1-2 weeks with covid. We are only halfway through the season. This is unlike any other year. Here is an article written 5 years ago about how much worse than any other team the Bulls are at keeping players healthy. I’m not sure how many games lost our injuries are, even removing COVID from it, but either way my point stands. The Bulls over the last decade are constantly dealing with ridiculous amounts of injuries compared to every other NBA team https://www.blogabull.com/2016/4/7/11321660/chicago-bulls-injury-history-training-staff-derrick-rose The Bulls might be more injured than other teams, but my point was that this year’s injuries are worse than other years
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Not like this I dunno...we've had some massive injury issues in the past. It feels a lot like the season Rose tore his ACL. He couldn't stay on the court before the ACL, a large chunk of the role players were in and out of the lineup with constant injuries, etc. Or the playoff series against the Nets when most of the team was out and Nate Robinson was puking in buckets on the sideline because he needed to play (not to mention that unnecessary botched spinal tap for Deng). And maybe the other seasons haven't been as bad but our key players always seem to miss significant chunks of the season. I don't know if Lauri ever played more than 60 games for the Bulls, Butler would always seemingly miss 15-20 games a year, Lavine was missed significant time, including a COVID stretch that probably cost us the play-in last year. Noah's career was cut short in his prime due to degrading knees. Gasol missed the last half of the 2nd most important playoff series since MJ. Going back far but Jason Williams and his motorcycle... - Williams out 3-4 months, Ball out 2 months, Caruso out 3 months (two stints), Green out 3 weeks, Jones Jr out 2 months, Lavine out 2 weeks, plus everyone out 1-2 weeks with covid. We are only halfway through the season. This is unlike any other year.
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Not like this
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Why did Vuj not get a shot up with Holiday on him? Hey, at least the Bulls weren’t blown out on ESPN again.
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My goodness the defense by Caruso
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I don't know how Caruso's shoulder isn't separated, but he's still in the game. Dirty foul and he landed right on his shoulder and bounced off the ground he hit the deck so hard.
