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Trump lost. The 11th circuit granted the DOJ's stay for the 100 documents marked classified. (This is not a good day for Trump)
Here's the decision: politico.com/f/?id=00000183…
Let's read it together 🤓
(If you want to catch up, see this blog post: terikanefield.com/judgecannon/)
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Here's the decision: politico.com/f/?id=00000183…
Let's read it together 🤓
(If you want to catch up, see this blog post: terikanefield.com/judgecannon/)
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The panel emphasizes that this is a narrow decision, but to prevail, the DOJ had to show a likelihood of prevailing on the merits in the full appeal. (screenshot #2)
You can tell a lot by how a court recites the facts. They mention the movers !! (screenshot #1)
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You can tell a lot by how a court recites the facts. They mention the movers !! (screenshot #1)
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Classified documents in a moving van = not good.
So Trump made off with classified documents in a moving an, finally returned 15 boxes in January, the boxes contained classified documents, and he was informed that Biden declined to assert privilege.
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So Trump made off with classified documents in a moving an, finally returned 15 boxes in January, the boxes contained classified documents, and he was informed that Biden declined to assert privilege.
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A good indicator that ESR is performing to his level is that he’s hitting his xA. When you watch Purple Patches you see players getting lucky. ESR Hasn’t been lucky, he’s just really good. Some thoughts on Arsenal's #10 this season. 🧵👇🏼
The term Trequartista gets thrown around on here a lot - We all have a basic idea of what it means - “Three Quarters” - An across-the-line player who operates behind the strikers and ahead of the deepest midfielders. This role loosely describes ESR's style.
Like the best across-the-line #10s, ESR is great off the ball. He is aware of where the space is. He effortlessly arrives deep to latch onto crosses and has superb ballstriking. He poses a threat from anywhere around the edge and just inside the box. Finds empty space.
The rise of João Cancelo and how Pep Guardiola transformed him into one of the best inverted full-backs in Europe.
Born in Barreiro, Setúbal District, Cancelo started playing football with local club Barreirense. He joined Benfica's youth system in 2007 at the age of 13, where he played as both right and left back.
At the age of 18 he lost his mother, Filomena, in a car crash accident after leaving the airport close to Benfica's training centre. João & his brother Pedro were also in the car and sustained minor injuries.
As a first cut for consideration, I'll probably draw the line at 40+ WAR.
That gives you 17.
Bonds, Clemens, Schilling, Walker, Jeter,
Rolen, Ramirez, Jones, Helton, Sheffield,
Pettitte, Abreu, Sosa, Kent, Giambi,
Vizquel, Lee
That gives you 17.
Bonds, Clemens, Schilling, Walker, Jeter,
Rolen, Ramirez, Jones, Helton, Sheffield,
Pettitte, Abreu, Sosa, Kent, Giambi,
Vizquel, Lee
I think I've been undervaluing just how good Giambi's peak was. Avg of all HOF 1bman had a WAR7 of 42.7.
Regarding accused/confirmed PED users, my POV is
1) If the HOF or MLB doesn't want me to vote for those players, then don't include them on the ballot.
2) I have a hard time assuming that we can neatly divide players into clean or dirty based on public info, so I choose not to.
1) If the HOF or MLB doesn't want me to vote for those players, then don't include them on the ballot.
2) I have a hard time assuming that we can neatly divide players into clean or dirty based on public info, so I choose not to.
