TheLeviathan
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I've read at least three answers to this. Perhaps you should re-read the posts with a genuine effort to hear an answer. You can still disagree, but you have very clearly been answered.
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I wish we had spoiler tags so I knew which moment you were talking about. I too would probably put this movie behind a few others in the franchise, but the big moments were some of the best I've ever seen on the screen. The one with Cap (you know the one).....damn.
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Endgame is a masterpiece. It beautifully concludes the best franchise arch of all time.
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Spielman used one of those picks to trade up! Dru Samia is a nice player.
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Cops have hidden misconduct behind the Blue Wall and corruption for a long, long time. So, yeah, time to see how far that hole goes. Seems like a simple thesis. For someone that chides other posters about how they respond to posts, seems like this is a very clear thesis to me. Take your own advice I guess.
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Could be a 4th this year and a pick next year.
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MIN 6, BAL 1: Sticking to the Formula
TheLeviathan replied to Tom Froemming's topic in Twins Daily Front Page News
It's not often you see a HR with that trajectory fly that fast. Thome is a good comp on that. Kepler seems so close to breaking out. He's having a nice start to his season but I feel like he's just a little push away from being a true force.- 22 replies
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That was what I was going to ask too. I worry that too much damage has already been done to Warren over the last few years by the right. Not to the level of Clinton, but the slurs and insults about her have been rampant on the right. But my worry most about her is that she is a liberal, coastal, college professor. That is a rough sell in some of the places needed to win. I say all that liking Warren on policy quite a bit. I think she's brilliant and would be brilliant in debates. I'm just not sure that's enough to offset those three qualities. Klobuchar is less liberal and not coastal and also excellent in debates/discussing ideas. She's also not particularly vibrant. Maybe as a team they offset each others weaknesses. Or maybe they neutralize each others strengths. I'm not sure how I feel about that, which is why this feeling out process is critical.
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Day 3 players for me: My favorite safeties Chauncey Gardner-Johnson and Amani Hooker are both still there. They can even play a little slot CB like Mathieu/Budda Baker CB Julian Love G Dru Samia DE D'Andre Walker C/G Michael Jordan DE Anthony Nelson DT Gerald Willis S Deionte Thompson DE Joe Johnson G Ben Powers ILB Mack Wilson LB Terril Hanks G Nate Herbig DT Renell Wren OT David Edwards C/OG Ross Piersbacher DE Austin Bryant Still a lot of talent around
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Yeah, that's fair. I like the player, but it's hard to feel like we got value with him. I feel like he might have still been there in a round or so. Which tells me these guys loved him. I hope they're right, the DB talent on the board is still really good and this seems like a reach. (Even if I like what I see)
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I've made my love for Montgomery known (damn the Bears), but I like him. These Broncos guys have a good track record on finding backs and he ran a lot of inside zone at Boise. Watch the highlights, this dude runs with authority, is a weapon in the passing game, and a savant at finding creases. He'll take what looks like a stuffed run and turn it into 4 yards. Turn a 4 yard run into 7. He's not a gamebreaker, but he's damn solid. I saw someone comp him to Jay Ajayi...seems about right.
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Correct, the poles of the parties may not like it, but the votes up for grabs are not typically at the poles. I don't think there was a path to victory for the Dems last year. Not with Sanders and Clinton as the options. I think this field represents a better array of people. I just hope they choose wisely.
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And another trade.
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Let's hope he uses them to deal up.
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I was wrong, 88 and 204. Meh.
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I'm not saying I agree, just predicting Trader Rick's moves before he does them! I'm guessing they dealt 81 for 88 and 142
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And there's the trade,
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Still a lot of talent on the board. I predict a trade down to add a fifth round pick.
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I look forward to a TE that, when we need 7 yards, will give us more than a soft 3. YAC and TE haven't been associated in the same sentence for the Vikings in about a decade now. I hope this is the end of Rudolph's time here.
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Updating - they moved down 52 spots for the cost of a 3rd and two 5ths. Terrible.
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TE Irv Smith Jr. Good value
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McCoy or CGJ please
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Report I read sounded done...but that appears incorrect.
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I agree. I think Spielman is a good GM. I think Zimmer is a good coach. However, if they aren't winning the Super Bowl (or coming damn close) - it's time to move on. Sometimes even people good at their job need a change of scenery.
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It's a marvel to me that Keim kept his job despite a pretty awful DUI and the horse-bleep roster he assembled last year. Then fired a first year coach for it. I didn't like Rosen last year and I don't think he's any good. A roster as bad as Arizona's cannot afford to drop 40 spots in a draft AND pay a 3rd, 4th, and 5th round pick to do it. Say what you want about Spielman, he's had his misses, but he's largely avoided any truly stupid mistakes like this one.
