ScienceGuy retweeted
Bret Saberhagen in 1985, his age 21 season:
-20 Wins
-235.1 Innings
-2.87 ERA
-10 Complete Games
-World Series MVP, 0.50 ERA in 18 innings (2 complete games)
The greatest 21 year old season ever?
Seems pretty on the mark.
I wonder how different questions would affect this... I think there are many more than 60 (which I did)
Replying to @MUscienceguy
Wearing my @valkeries jersey tonight for boys bball practice. Half of them love the WNBA.
Before they were @valkyries, they were little girls with big dreams 💜
Hear what competing for a championship would mean to their younger selves.
#WNBASeason30 | #2026WNBAFinals
Bball started tonight. I am beat.
I ran wind sprints with boys and scrimmaged. This is gonna be fun.
I just watched a video about bugs, and I'm now having intense paresthesias of bugs on my leg. Formication.
So bizarre.
Hey guys, I practiced kicking this weekend, and I can tell you something for certain:
I can also miss a 58-yarder short.
Lol
ScienceGuy retweeted
The Patrick Mahomes doubters are correct.
If you make him play with two backup tackles, no competent wide receivers, and a kicker whose roster spot should be in jeopardy, on the road against arguably the best defense in the NFL, he can be neutralized.
no notes.
I think it's obvious that Butker isn't praying hard enough or in the right way.
Are there any kicking game prayer specialists in the KC area who can help?
I will admit I was hoping we'd put Fulton on the outside and kick Delane to the slot for JSN (or just follow him. (obs when we're in nickel). Perhaps at some point....












