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Recreational philosopher and low information pugilist.

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Joined March 2010
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This is what center fielders should look like. This is what they took from us.
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Congrats to all Brewers fans.
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The Dream of the Fisherman’s Wife - Katsushika Hokusai, 1814
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Penning a story on Canelo Alvarez, seriously, he is the last fighter who was developed under the 'old' system of fighting on regional networks, then moving up to cable, and a premium network and if good enough, pay-per-view. It was an organic process that weeded out those who weren't good enough. And he became relevant through activity and longetivity. He will have over 70 fights when his career is over. The next generation, most will struggle to get to 40, much less 50. This is how this became a niche sport. I really think Canelo might be the last of his kind. #boxing
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