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Then I qualify. It's been a while, but I recall at the very least liking the written version much better.

Apologies in advance for discussing one of my least favorite Redford roles in which should be a celebration of such a Hollywood legend. Additionally, I edited my previous post regarding what I thought was miscasting Redford which is a significant part of why I do not view the film favorably...

As a sports geek, I actually really dislike The Natural. While Redford was as fine as always, a large part of it was he 48 years old when it was released. It really stretched credibility that he could portray any kind of an MLB player. I think the scene with "The Whammer" he was supposed to be...

Good luck with that.

While not prolific in terms of volume, Redford was fantastic director: Ordinary People A River Runs Through It Quiz Show All favorites of mine.

Finding Nemo. Liebold winds up being New Player 1,600 for me, along with 4 others. Jimenez, English, Kriske & Dotson are the other Newbies. I was surprised that there have been 16 MLB All Stars from Mexico. There was only 1 other obvious choice I was confident was a qualifier.

Tebow even won a Playoff game.

Small detail, about AP setting the NFL rushing record. My main point was while even though Ponder's tenure in Minnesota was lousy, they still overcame that once in n his brief career. There was at least some "hope"', albeit minimal. Ponder was only the #1 starter (start to finish) in that...

Even Ponder took the Vikings to the Playoffs, once.

Perhaps had they known Ortiz was about to change his physical regimen they would have hung on to what became a HoF Career.

You're wrong. https://www.baseball-almanac.com/players/trades.php?p=ortizda01

Prior to last night, have to go back not 1 but 2 calendar years to find a Regular Season or Playoff game in which the Vikings lost to a team besides the Lions or Rams: 12/31/2023 - Green Bay Packers Speaking of which, going back to earlier this calendar year, the Vikings have looked just god...

What's puzzling is that they did go for it earlier in the game, failed and were fortunate to only surrender a FG to only go down 6-0. Late in the game, down 2 scores to not go for it was "wave the white flag" time essentially, with how efficient the Falcons were running the ball.

I don't disagree, but a combined No Hitter would also qualify, and there have not been any of those either.

If it was a "player to named later" by very definition it would be after the trade deadline. Additionally, teams previously could complete deals on players who cleared waivers through 8/31, just as the Twins did when they acquired Don Baylor in 1987.

When the going gets tough, quit.

Goldschmidt along with Todd Helton have the most distinguished MLB Careers in my lifetime, that I have been nearly completely oblivious about their achievements. The Grid has helped a bit.

I hope he uses the Portal to transfer to the SEC.

I would guess a lot of years even the teams in the traditional Big 10 footprint do not play more than 1 cold weather game in November.

Like an old man sending back soup in a deli.