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Posted on Oct 20 via The Canadian Press

TORONTO - The Toronto Maple Leafs announced Sunday that three forwards have been reassigned to the Toronto Marlies of the American Hockey League.

Carter Ashton, David Broll and Trevor Smith will report to the Marlies in time for their game Sunday afternoon versus the Hamilton Bulldogs at Ricoh Coliseum.

Smith scored one goal in three games with the Leafs this season. Ashton had one assist and five penalty minutes through seven games, and Broll racked up an assist and five penalty minutes through five games.

#Jacksonville Jaguars at New York Jets

MetLife Stadium

Network(s): CBS

Last Play: (:08) Z.Wilson up the middle to NYJ 3 for 2 yards (M.Brown).

TEAM LEADERS

PASSING

RUSHING

RECEIVING

DEFENSE

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Trades and QB Moves

Calvin Ridley to the LAC for 2022 FRP and 2023 3rd round pick.

Michael Thomas to the Dolphins for 2022 FRP and a 2023 4th round pick.

Watson to the WFT for 3 FRPs, Daron Payne and Matt Ioannidis

Aaron Rodgers to the Broncos for 2022 FRP, 2023 FRP, 2024 2nd round pick, Tim Patrick and Courtland Sutton.

Broncos do this to also open up cap to sign Davante Adams in FA along with Rodgers

Jameis Winston signs with the Steelers

Draft Trades: I just used a draft trade value chart for the draft trades to try and make them close to the same values as possible. I only did trades in the first round.

Trade 1: Jets trade 4th and 10th pick to the Jags to get pick number 1.

Trade 2: Falcons trade pick pick 17 and 74 for the Browns 13th.

Trade 3: Patriots trade pick 20 for the Bengals 29th pick, 93rd pick and 131st pick.

Draft:

Jets 1: Hutchinson (Edge). The Jets traded the 4th and 10th pick to the Jags for the number 1 overall pick. Jets go big for the dominant edge player that we all know Saleh desperately wants.

Lions 2: Kayvon Thibodeaux (Edge). Lions get a dominant edge rusher that is a perfect scheme fit for their team to build around and combine with the Okwara brothers and Harris to create a deep and very strong group of edge rushers.

Texans 3: Kyle Hamilton (S). Texans opt to take arguably the best prospect in this class, regardless of the position value, to help a defense that struggled mightily on the back end.

Jaguars 4: Evan Neal (OT). The Jaguars still get the guy they were going to take at 1, while also picking up the 10th pick from the Jets. With Jawaan Taylor being in his last year and being abysmal in the run game, the Jags find their RT of the future to pair with Walker Little at LT. Recently, I questioned the Jags taking Neal because they have Little and Taylor, but this helps redefine who they are upfront and gives them the potential to have a dominant tackle in both the run game and passing game.

Giants 5: Ikem Ekwonu (OT/OG). NYG miss out on Neal, but take the next best guy in Ekwonu. He should help change the demeanor and talent of this line, whether it is at OT or OG.

Panthers 6: Kenny Pickett (QB). As much as the Panthers need an o-line, they need to figure out QB even more and Matt Rhule would sell his soul for one it feels like. Panthers take the best out of the class in Pickett and hope that his mobility can help make up for some of the o-line concerns in the short term.

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There have been rumors of a possible expansion, so let’s imagine it does happen, but the NBA decides to only add one new team to the league (sorry Vegas), bringing back the beloved Seattle Supersonics. The Sonics are back babbyyyyyyyy!

Now the Sonics need to build their team from ground up, starting with the expansion draft, and following it with signing players in the off-season.

Here are some simplified terms of the expansion draft:

1. All 30 NBA teams will have the right to protect 8 players on their roster. Anyone on the current roster is protectable, including restricted free agents. If a restricted free agent is left unprotected by his former team, he is available for selection by the Supersonics, who would then hold his Bird Rights for the up-coming off-season. Teams will typically have 4-7 players unprotected. Unrestricted free agents can neither be protected from nor selected in the expansion draft -- they are essentially ignored.
   Players who are likely to be left unprotected by their former teams include aging, overpaid veterans, unproven bench players, players who do not fit in financially with their team, or who disrupt team chemistry.
2. The Sonics may only select 1 player per team.
3. The Sonics must work within 2/3 of the normal rules of the NBA salary cap, so there will be salary-related restrictions which apply to the team's selections. The team’s salary cap for the 2022-2023 season will only be 2/3 of the league cap (112.414 million), meaning 74.93 million. The minimum team salary is also 2/3 of the leagues' minimum team salary (101.173 million), meaning 67.449 million.
   The expansion draft occurs after the conclusion of the 2022 NBA Finals, but prior to the 2022 NBA Draft. The Sonics do not participate in the lottery, but automatically get the 5th and the 35th pick of the draft.
4. There are no restrictions on player positions during the draft.
5. The Sonics must select at least 14 players.
6. Here is a list of the players that each NBA team are, in my opinion, likely to protect, and a list of those who may be left unprotected (not all players are listed, but most of them, and all that have any chance of being drafted by an expansion team):

Atlanta Hawks:

Protected:

1. Trae Young
2. John Collins
3. Clint Capela
4. Kevin Huerter
5. De’Andre Hunter
6. Onyeka Okongwu
7. Bogdan Bogdanovic
8. Cam Reddish

Unprotected (Salary this year, Years left on the contract)

1. Jalen Johnson (2.6 million, 3 years)

Took a look at what I feel like is a pretty strong consensus of quarterbacks in the top-6 or so. There's some occasional sprinklings of other guys like Zappe, Coan, Glass, or others, but this is the group that seems most noteworthy at the moment.

(1.) Matt Corral (Ole Miss)

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Games Watched:

• at Alabama (L, 21-42) // 21-29, 213 yards (7.1 ypa), 1 TD, 0 INT
• vs. Texas A&M (W, 29-19) // 24-37, 247 yards (6.7 ypa), 1 TD, 0 INT
• vs. Liberty (W, 27-14) // 20-27, 324 yards (12.0 ypa), 1 TD, 0 INT

Player Profile

Strengths

• Decision-making with the ball greatly improved in 2021, cutting down from 14 interceptions in 2020 to just 5 in 2021.
  • Kiffin runs an up-tempo West Coast offense that requires QBs to process quickly and efficiently, mixing in quick decisions, RPOs, and then plenty of deep shots off of that. Corral did quite well there.
• Very accurate thrower at both short and intermediate levels, and generally on deeper throws as well.
• Shows an ability to change speeds and angles on his throws, putting more velocity on some, while taking a bit off of other throws as needed. Very adaptable thrower and arm strength as a whole is pretty good.
  • Not a Justin Herbert caliber arm, but definitely no slouch there, despite the smaller stature. He can rip it if given room to step into the throw a bit.
• Athletic player who can pick up yards with his legs as needed. Very comfortable maneuvering the pocket, with active feet.
  • Can certainly incorporate a limited, change of pace QB run package for him, though he's not exactly a Lamar caliber runner.
• Consistently throws from a solid base.
• He's tough, willing to stand in the pocket and take hits if it means completing a big throw.
  • Very competitive and intense player who wants to win and will do what it takes, given how often he'd drop his shoulder to pick up an extra yard or two.

Weaknesses

• Can throw from a shot put motion a decent amount, which (adding his shorter stature to the mix) could lead to balls batted at higher rates.
• Not part of the film evaluation, but Corral himself has even acknowledged some of the off-field rumblings about immaturity early on in his Ole Miss career. Most say he grew up a bit more in this season,

#Washington Capitals (14-3-5) at Florida Panthers (14-4-3)

#FLA Live Arena

Comment with all tables

#In-Game Updates

The Season's End is approaching pretty quickly, and as teams get slowly locked into their playoff positions, the time for fixing a team's needs is already upon their offices, and they turn to the college scheme, which is about to finish their season with a championship game. So, let's do this mock, where I'll use a combination of realistic scenarios and my pick choices for teams. Let's go.

1.1 - EDGE Kayvon Thibodeaux - Oregon, New York Giants (VIA Jacksonville; 2022 1.1 and 2022 Third Rounder for NYG 1.08 and 1.05)

How do you even start to fix the Jaguars? Sure you'll be able to grab Kayvon Thibodeaux here, but that doesn't help what's going on the other side of the ball, with Trevor Lawrence, your generational QB getting thrown to the dogs. You take this chance to get two top 10 picks, instead of one where you can benefit from getting your team more talent off the bat. Now for the Giants: Thibodeaux is the dream. A 3-4 Chandler Jones-like Pass Rusher that can downright dominate and redefine a defensive front. Having Ojulari, Williams, Lawrence and Thibodeaux can justify the Giants trade up, and despite Gettleman being fairly incompetent, I'm sure they can throw some money at the Guards in this market to fill up that hole. (They still have their early 2nd rounder!)

Yeah I get Giants fans won't love this one, but there's not really a lot of places you can go with this team. I'd rather take a player like Kayvon and grab a stud on OL with the early second. Worth remembering that Gates IS coming back, and they can very well get an instant starter at RG in the thirties while plugging the hole at LG in free agency. That's how much the first overall pick is worth, and it may be worth it in the long run.

UPDATE: I'd probably prefer to go Neal and Linderbaum there. Phenomenal. :D

1.2 - EDGE Aidan Hutchinson - Michigan, Detroit Lions

The Lions invested a good share of their picks last year on OL/DL, but there's a slight hole of talent that remains at the EDGE Rusher position where Hutchinson would be perfect for them. He's an in-state talented pass rusher who's a fantastic leader on defence, with some phenomenal tape that shows him demolishing the passing game of opposing teams. Having him and Okwara on the line will be reminiscent of the Ojabo-Hutch duo which was the most dominant pair in this year's college football season.

1.3 - EDGE George Karlaftis - Purdue, Houston Texans

Three pass rushers in a row. OKAY. Truth is, Tytus Howa

Seems like there's a new offseason stash post every day. Thought I'd centralize it here.

Names listed in previous threads are below. I included % rostered in 1QB PPR leagues per Sleeper (as of 12/27/21) as well as any good comments that give more depth to a player. Finally, I am working through adding 1QB/.5PPR KTC values to each player (last updated 12/28/21). For reference, I have also included the values of draft picks/

Draft Picks

• 2022 Early 1st - 6437
• 2022 Mid 1st - 5733
• 2022 Late 1st - 4855
• 2022 Early 2nd - 3581
• 2022 Mid 2nd - 3210
• 2022 Late 2nd - 2702
• 2022 Mid 3rd - 1480
• 2022 Mid 4th - 554

QB:

• John Wolford, LAR - 10%
• Sam Ehlinger, IND - 21% / QB52 / 0
• Jake Fromm, NYG - 22%
• Mason Rudolph, PIT - 24%
• Marcus Mariota, LV - 30% / QB39 / 285
• Mitchell Trubisky, BUF - 33% / QB43 / 26
• Tyler Huntley, BAL - 39%
• Drew Lock, DEN - 41% / QB40 / 203
• Gardner Minshew, PHI - 41% / QB33 / 463
• Kellen Mond, MIN - 42% / QB41 / 203
• Kyle Trask, TB - 47% / QB36 / 367
• Davis Mills, HOU - 49% / 1B29 / 763
• Taylor Heinicke, WAS - 58% / QB27 / 838
• Jordan Love, GB - 59% / QB26 / 174
• Sam Darnold, CAR - 61% / QB35 / 371
• Baker Mayfield, CLE - 77% / QB24 / 1429
• Deshaun Watson, HOU - 77% / QB15 / 3411
• Zach Wilson, NYJ - 78% / QB19 / 2417
• Trey Lance, SF - 83% / QB9 / 3948
• Trevor Lawrence, JAX - 87% / QB10 / 3871
• Russell Wilson, SEA - 91% / QB12 / 3582

RB:

• AJ Rose, MIN - 5%
• Trey Ragas, LV - 6%
• Deon Jackson, IND - 8%
• Caleb Huntley, ATL - 9%
• [Scottie Phillips, HOU](https://www.reddit.com/r/DynastyFF/comments/rc6kcs/comment/hnss8m9/?utm_source=share&a

2022 NFL DRAFT OFFENSIVE TACKLE RANKINGS

1. Charles Cross (Mississippi State) 6’5” 305 LBS.

Charles is the most athletic OT in this class. He has exceptional feet and good quickness. He is not without fault as he does get beat, most of the time it is defenders that overpower him. I think that’s in an area he will continue to get better only listed at 285 lbs a year ago. In 2021 Cross continued to show progression and was more consistent than he was a season ago.

2021 PFF: RUN BLOCK – 87.2 PASS BLOCK – 84.9

2. Evan Neal (Alabama) 6’7” 310 LBS.

Neal is a junior that started at left guard in 2019 and Right Tackle in 2020. He transitioned and looked more than comfortable at left tackle in 2021. A mammoth lineman is better at the run game than in pass protection at this point. Has very good second-level quickness and is a good athlete for a player his size. His pass sets looked good this year but still would like to see more balance on the ground too much and gets in trouble lunging.

2021 PFF: RUN BLOCK – 80.4 PASS BLOCK – 80.7

3. Ikem Ekwonu (North Carolina State) 6’4” 320 LBS.

Ekwonu played left Tackle and left Guard for NC State. A physical road grader that pancakes defenders into submission. He has explosive power with good quickness and athleticism. he is always looking to hit any defender in his sight. Ekwonu biggest weakness coming into the season was his pass protection and he has made major strides in that area in 2021.

2021 PFF: RUN BLOCK– 93.8 PASS BLOCK – 78.3

4. Trevor Penning (Northern Iowa) 6’7” 329 LBS.

Penning is not the same athlete that former teammate and 2021 third-round choice Spencer Brown was, but he still looks to be the better prospect. Penning is a mauler in the run game. He has done a good job in pass protection stoning defenders as soon as he gets his hands on you.

2021 PFF: RUN BLOCK - 97.2 PASS BLOCK – 87.0

5. Nicholas Petit-Frere (Ohio State) 6’5” 315 LBS.

Petit-Frere started at right tackle for the Buckeyes in 2020 and did not give up a sack. I like his athleticism and movement skills, and he does give good effort. Still, raw not a natural knee bender plays too high and loses balance at times. He moved to left tackle in 2021 despite giving up more pressures this season I thought he showed better footwork and balance.

2021 PFF: RUN BLOCK – 84.3 PASS BLOCK – 60

6. Bernhard Raimann (Central Michigan) 6’7” 300 LBS.

Raimann played tight end his first two years at Central Michigan but in 2020 played left tackle

Introduction

This week is loaded with the amount of games and will have the most out of any week so far this season. This week will be different than most weeks due to the games being evenly spread throughout the week as opposed to being heavily concentrated on certain days.

You may only have 1 or 2 nights that are actually full this week while the rest of your nights will be close to full with an empty slot or two. This makes for a great streaming week as a ton of teams are viable options depending on which days you can fill.

For this week don’t rely solely on if a team has off-nights because some of your “heavy nights” may actually have spots open to stream. The best way to know is to set your lineup for this week and see what days are open for you and adjust accordingly because it can vary from manager to manager.

This post will be longer than usual as there are a ton of streaming options.

 

Outlook

Teams playing 4 Games (13 Teams)

ARI, BUF, COL, FLA, LA, MTL, NSH, NYI, OTT, PHI, PIT, SEA, WPG

Teams playing 3 Games (14 Teams)

BOS, CAR, CHI, CBJ, DAL, DET, MIN, NJ, NYR, SJ, STL, TB, VAN, WSH

Teams playing 2 Games (5 Teams)

ANH, CGY, EDM, TOR, VGK

 

Number of teams playing games on each day:

M - 16

T - 16

W - 6

TH - 18

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Couple Things to Note from Vecenie:

Draft Order Most Likely Will be the Biggest Factor for Who will Go 1st:

> Right now, the team that gets the No. 1 overall pick will have an immense influence on who goes No. 1. This is not a draft that currently has a no-doubter guy at the top, a la Zion Williamson, Cade Cunningham or Anthony Davis. Rather, I would say there is a good group of four players at the top in Jabari Smith Jr., Paolo Banchero, Chet Holmgren and Jaden Ivey. Team needs will play a role, given the preponderance of big men in that group. And simply put, it’ll be an eye-of-the-beholder situation.

Why You Might See Some Players You Know/Like In This Mock Draft:

> I tried my best to realistically project who will declare and who won’t, but we obviously have nothing in the way of answers there yet. In that vein, if you don’t see a player here, that doesn’t necessarily mean that I think said player is bad. Rather, I may have just decided not to push said underclassman through to the draft.

Draft Order:

> The draft order is based on league-wide rankings as of Jan. 3. Team needs are not accounted for, although if there was something of an interesting fit, I did make sure to note that. There are 58 picks in the 2022 NBA Draft, as the Miami Heat and Milwaukee Bucks have forfeited their second-round picks this year due to free-agency tomfoolery and shenanigans.

Mock Draft:

Only including excerpts for the Top 15 + Jaden Hardey at 21st (Since both Jovic & Hardey were mentioned in the Top 13 of the Mid-season Consensus Board on this sub)

1. Detroit Pistons - Jabari Smith Jr

> I have Smith at No. 1 entering the new year, but it’s a razor-thin margin between him, Banchero and Holmgren. Why Smith? I think his upside is juuuuust a bit higher than the other two if everything breaks right with his game...Smith profiles well as a good team’s second-best scoring option who can also be a strong defensive player. That’s a scalable player to winning situations, and he fits exceedingly well in Detroit given the Pistons’ disastrous shooting this year.

2. Orlando Magic - Paolo Banchero

> He’s still very strongly in the mix to go No. 1. He’s as polished a mismatch

Wales v South Africa | End of Year Internationals 2021

Venue: Principality Stadium, Cardiff | Weather: 12 C, Rain

Officials: Paul Williams, Andrew Brace, James Doleman, Olly Hodges (tmo)

Match Threads: /r/rugbyunion/wiki/matchthread

When

Lineups

Who is Power Girl?

Power Girl is in that strange category of superheroes who aren't quite iconic enough to be household names, but can still spark arguments among hardcore fans. Yet most of her notoriety stems from exactly one thing. And if you're a fan, you probably already know what I mean.

First making her debut in All-Star Comics #58 in February 1976, Power Girl (also known as Karen Starr and Kara Zor-L) first came to prominence as a member of the superhero team "The Justice Society of America". She can fly, she's superhumanly strong, and she has x-ray vision and heat vision—which you might recognize as Superman's powers. That's because she's also Superman's cousin, and a fellow survivor of the planet Krypton's destruction.

Now, even if you're only casually aware of the Superman comics, you might know that Superman has a younger female cousin who also fights crime. But doesn't she call herself "Supergirl"?

Well, yes. And that's where it gets complicated.

See: Power Girl is actually an alternate version of Supergirl from the alternate world of "Earth 2"—which is technically a whole universe, and was created before there was an "Earth 1". And, strangely enough, that's probably the least confusing thing about this whole mess.

How Did We Get Here?

So why is there an alternate version of Supergirl?

Answering that question actually requires diving head-first into the bizarre history of American superhero comics and their odd relationship with American history.

See: the American comic book industry really took off at the height of the Great Depression, when cheap entertainment was in high demand. Comic books were an appealing source of affordable entertainment for American kids struggling through the Depression, and superhero stories were a great escapist fantasy for people who needed a spark of hope in a time of hardship and uncertainty. This led to a famously fertile period in the history of American comic books known as "The Golden Age of Comics", which lasted roughly from 1938 to 1945. And National Allied Publications (eventually renamed "DC Comics") emerged as one of the biggest comic book publishers in the world during that period.

For various reasons, superhero comics briefly dipped in popularity after World War II, forcing DC Comics to cancel several of their monthly comic books and retire their lead characters. A-Listers like Superman, Batman, and Wonder Woman survived, but mid-tier characters li

The Flyers back at home tonight against the Calgary Flames hoping to even up the season series and avenge the ugly loss earlier in the season. Carter Hart gets the start in net tonight. Let's go Flyers!!

Philadelphia Flyers

Calgary Flames

Score

I was curious to see who was the best player born on each day of the year. It turned out to be a bit more of a struggle than I thought it was going to be, so I decided to simply sort it by WAR. Does that mean that sometimes a better player got left off the list for a player who simply had a longer career? Absolutely. But WAR is a nice simple stat. So, here's the list!

January

• 1 – Tim Keefe
• 2 – Edgar Martinez
• 3 – A.J. Burnett
• 4 – Kris Bryant
• 5 – Bill Dahlen
• 6 – Early Wynn
• 7 – Johnny Mize
• 8 – Jason Giambi
• 9 – Stan Javier
• 10 – Willie McCovey
• 11 – Max Carey
• 12 – Bill Madlock
• 13 – Kevin Mitchell
• 14 – Sonny Siebert
• 15 – Bobby Grich
• 16 – Albert Pujols
• 17 – Darrell Porter
• 18 – Curt Flood
• 19 – John Matlack
• 20 – Brian Giles
• 21 – Mike Tiernan
• 22 – Amos Strunk
• 23 – Red Donahue
• 24 – José Quintana
• 25 – Danny Richardson
• 26 – George Blaeholder
• 27 – Bibb Falk
• 28 – Magglio Ordóñez
• 29 – Jason Schmidt
• 30 – Tony Mullane
• 31 – Nolan Ryan

February

• 1 – Paul Blair
• 2 – Wes Ferrell
• 3 – Fred Lynn
• 4 – Doug Fister
• 5 – Hank Aaron
• 6 – Babe Ruth
• 7 – Carney Lansford
• 8 – Dobie Moore
• 9 – Vladimir Guerrero
• 10 – Lance Berkman
• 11 – Jimmy Ryan
• 12 – Chet Lemon
• 13 – Sal Bando
• 14 – Pretzels Getzien
• 15 – Billy Hamilton
• 16 – Ben Sanders
• 17 – Wally Pipp
• 18 – Joe Gordon
• 19 – Dave Stewart
• 20 – Justin Verlander
• 21 – Alan Trammell
• 22 – Clarence Mitchell
• 23 – Ray Brown
• 24 – Honus Wagner
• 25 – Ron Santo
• 26 – Pete Alexander
• 27 – Johnny Pesky
• 28 – Terry Turner
• 29 – Al Rosen

March

• 1 – Paul Hines
• 2 – Mel Ott
• 3 – John Ward
• 4 – Dazzy Vance
• 5 – Sam Thompson
• 6 – Lefty Grove
• 7 – Jeff Kent
• 8 – Dick Allen
• 9 – Arky Vaughan
• 10 – John Briggs
• 11 – Bobby Abreu
• 12 – Jim Wynn
• 13 – Home Run Baker
• 14 – Kevin Brown
• 15 – Bobby Bonds
• 16 – Buddy Myer
• 17 – Charlie Root
• 18 – Dwayne Murphy
• 19 – Clayton Kershaw
• 20 – Joe McGinnity
• 21 – Manny Sanguillén
• 22 – Billy Goodman
• 23 – Mark Buehrle
• 24 – George Sisler
• 25 – Tom Glavine
• 26 – Kevin Seitzer
• 27 – Buster Posey
• 28 – Lon Warneke
• 29 – Cy Young
• 30 – Chris Sale
• 31 – Jack Stivetts

April

• 1 – Phil Niekro
• 2 – Luke Appling
• 3 – Guy Hecker
• 4 – Tris Speaker
• 5 – Bill Dinneen
• 6 – Bert Blyleven
• 7 – Adrián Beltré
• 8 – Gary Carter
• 9 – Doc White
• 10 – Ken Griffey Sr.
• 11 – Bret Saberhagen
• 12 – Vic Willis
• 13 – Lorenzo Cain
• 14 – Greg Maddux
• 15 – Willie Davis
• 16 – Paul Waner

#FT: Dundee United 0-3 Celtic

Celtic scorers: Tom Rogic (19'), David Turnbull (40'), Liam Scales (81')

Venue: Tannadice Park

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LINE-UPS

Dundee United

Benjamin Siegrist, Charlie Mulgrew, Ryan Edwards, Adrián Sporle, Kieran Freeman, Ian Harkes, Jeando Fuchs, Peter Pawlett, Nicholas Clark Darren Watson, Louis Appere Calum Butcher, Ilmari Niskanen.

Subs: Kerr Smith, Logan Chalmers, Trevor Carson, Florent Hoti, Declan Glass.

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Celtic

Joe Hart, Carl Starfelt, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Greg Taylor Liam Scales, Josip Juranovic, Callum McGregor, Michael Johnston, James Forrest Liel Abada, Kyogo Furuhashi, David Turnbull, Tom Rogic Nir Bitton.

Subs: Adam Montgomery, Albian Ajeti, James McCarthy, Scott Bain.

MATCH STATS | via BBC

MATCH EVENTS | via ESPN

19' Goal! Dundee United 0, Celtic 1. Tomas Rogic (Celtic) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Cameron Carter-Vickers.

20' Carl Starfelt (Celtic) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

40' Goal! Dundee United 0, Celtic 2. David Turnbull (Celtic) right footed shot from very close range to the bottom right corner. Assisted by Callum McGregor with a through ball.

45' Substitution, Celtic. Liel Abada replaces James Forrest.

51' Substitution, Dundee United. Calum Butcher replaces Louis Appéré.

61' Calum Butcher (Dundee United) is shown the yellow card for a bad foul.

70' Substitution, Celtic. Nir Bitton replaces Tomas Rogic.

75' Substitution, Celtic. Liam Scales replaces Greg Taylor.

81' Goal! Dundee United 0, Celtic 3. Liam Scales (Celtic) left footed shot from the centre of the box to the bottom left corner. Assisted by Liel Abada.

82' Substitution, Dundee United. Darren Watson replaces Nicky Clark.

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Welcome to the week 8 Official r/NFL Power Rankings! With the trade deadline an hour away, there are many rumors but not much can top the Rams going full Mike Ditka to give Aaron Donald a new best friend in Von Miller. With week 8 also debuting the true potential of the coveted New York quarterback factory, how far will the Jets jump as a result? How badly will an AJ Green brainfart cost Arizona? Discuss! 30/32 reporting

Hey again /r/mls I'm back with part four of the state soccer teams. For those of you seeing this for the first time, I began a project last summer where in a made-up universe, each U.S. state (commonwealth for the people in KY, MA, PA, and VA) had their own state soccer team. I have done Part I revised a few weeks ago, and now I am on to part four!

To get read-up on everything, check out Part 1.

#Previous Threads Part 1 (AL-CA) | Part 2 (CO-GA) | Part 3 (HI-IA) | Part 4 (KS-MO) | Part 5 (MT-OH)

#Kansas

• Home Stadium: Children's Mercy Park, Kansas City (Capacity: 18,500)
• Notable players: Nick Besler, Dániel Sallói, and Tyler Freeman
• Likely CONCACAF equivalent: Trinidad and Tobago
• Rivals: Missouri, Nebraska, and Colorado

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Welcome back to the Rookie Report! We’ve finally arrived at the week we’ve been waiting for – Championship Week! Hopefully your squads have survived the rigors of the season, and the multitude of injury and Covid-19 absences in recent weeks to make it this far. Hopefully you didn’t get Tee Higgins’d, or Justin Jackson’d or Rex Burkhead-ed last weekend. Week 16 served as a valuable reminder that it doesn’t matter what your team did for the first 15 weeks of the season. What matters is what they do this week. Don’t completely throw caution to the wind and bench your best players, but don’t be afraid to think a little outside the box this week.

I want to emphasize, this week of all weeks, not to take the headers below as gospel. Please consider your league rules and what your roster looks like when applying any of the advice below. Don’t start Rhamondre Stevenson over a back like Ronald Jones or Chase Edmonds, or Amon Ra-St. Brown over receivers like Michael Pittman or Brandin Cooks just because I said I’d lean towards starting them. Put it in the context of your team and make the decision that makes the most sense for your roster.

A couple of quick notes for the players listed below – All players listed under the same header at the same position are listed in the order that I would play them this week, and all points per game numbers and points allowed rankings are based on half-PPR scoring unless otherwise noted. Let’s dive into week 17…

Rookies You Already Know You Should Start:

RB Najee Harris, PIT (Wk. 17: vs. Cle.): The Browns aren’t a great matchup for running backs, allowing the 10th-fewest running back points per game, but Najee has scored a dozen or more fantasy points in 12 of his 15 games this season, including 19.5 points in his first meeting with the Browns. He has to be in your lineup this week if you have him.

WR Ja’Marr Chase, CIN (Wk. 17: vs. KC): Chase got back on track in week 16 with his first 100-yard game since October, and that should give you the confidence you need to fire him up Sunday. The Chiefs aren’t a pushover on defense, allowing the 11th-fewest WR points per game and ranking 13th in Football Outsiders’ pass defense DVOA stat, but they’re hardly a matchup to run away from. The Bengals have been more pass-heavy in recent weeks (Joe Burrow has averaged 35.5 attempts in the last 4 weeks after averaging 30.8 prior to that), and they’ll likely have to throw in this one as 5-point underdogs. We’ve seen that the floor

#[Premiership - 2021/2022] #FT: 90' Dundee Utd 0-3 Celtic

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Match Info:

Date: December 05, 2021

Time: 12:00 (Europe/London)

Venue: Tannadice Park

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Dundee Utd: LDWLLD

Celtic: WWWDLW

Lineups:

Dundee Utd - 4-3-3

Starting XI: Benjamin Siegrist, Kieran Freeman, Ryan Edwards, Charlie Mulgrew, Adrián Spörle, Peter Pawlett, Ian Harkes, Jeando Fuchs, Ilmari Niskanen, Nicky Clark, Louis Appéré

Substitutes: Trevor Carson, Kerr Smith, Declan Glass, Florent Hoti, Logan Chalmers, Calum Butcher, Darren Watson

Coach: T. Courts

Celtic - 4-3-3

Starting XI: Joe Hart, Josip Juranović, Cameron Carter-Vickers, Carl Starfelt, Greg Taylor, James Forrest, Callum McGregor, Michael Johnston, Tom Rogić, Kyogo Furuhashi, David Turnbull

Substitutes: Scott Bain, Adam Montgomery, Liam Scales, Nir Bitton, James McCarthy, Albian Ajeti, Liel Abada

Coach: A. Postecoglou

Match Stats:

Match events

0' KICKOFF!

19' GOAL! Scored by T. Rogić (Celtic)

20' Yellow Card for C. Starfelt (Celtic)

40' GOAL! Scored by D. Turnbull (Celtic)

46' Substitution: L. Abada for J. Forrest (Celtic)

52' Substitution: C. Butcher for L. Appéré (Dundee Utd)

61' Yellow Card for C. Butcher (Dundee Utd)

70' Substitution: N. Bitton for T. Rogić (Celtic)

75' Substitution: L. Scales for G. Taylor (Celtic)

81' GOAL! Scored by L. Scales (Celtic)

82' Substitution: D. Watson for N. Clark (Dundee Utd)

90' Match whistled off

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To be clear, I am not a 76ers fan or a 76ers hater, nor am I saying that Morey should or should not accept any of the trade rumors that we’ve heard are on the table. I’m simply clearing up a few misconceptions that I see a lot on this sub regarding how much Ben Simmons is “worth” or how “valuable” he is.

Benjamin David Simmons (born 20 July 1996) is an Australian professional basketball player for the Philadelphia 76ers of the National Basketball Association (NBA). He played college basketball for one season with the Louisiana State University (LSU) Tigers, after which he was named a consensus first-team All-American and the USBWA National Freshman of the Year. Simmons was selected with the first overall pick in the 2016 NBA draft by the 76ers. After sitting out a year due to an injured right foot, he was named the NBA Rookie of the Year in 2018 and was selected three times to the NBA All-Star Game. As the result of a holdout from the 76ers following the 2020-21 season, Simmons is the most-fined player in NBA history.

Simmons was born in the Melbourne suburb of Fitzroy to father Dave and mother Julie.[1][2][3] His father is an African-American expatriate who became a naturalised citizen of Australia,[4][5] and his mother is a white Australian.[4] He was raised alongside five brothers and sisters—Melissa, Emily, Liam, Sean and Olivia—the first four being from his mother's previous marriage.[2][6] His father played college basketball for Oklahoma City University in the United States before turning professional with the Melbourne Tigers in Australia's National Basketball League in 1989.[7]

Simmons was raised in Newcastle from the age of 18 months while his father played and coached in the city. Simmons began playing basketball at the age of seven in the Newcastle Hunters' under-12 representative team and played two more years for Lake Macquarie and Newcastle.[8] While in Newcastle, he also played junior rugby league.[9][10]

At age 10, Simmons returned to Melbourne and began playing junior basketball for the Knox Raiders.[11] Along with basketball, he also played Australian rules football at the junior level.[12] In year 7, while attending Whitefriars College, Simmons was named MVP after he helped Whitefriars win the Year-7 Division 1A Basketball premiership.[13]

As a teenager, Simmons was torn between his two loves of basketball and Australian rules football,[14] but he eventually decided to focus on basketball.[15][16][17] In year 9, at the age of 15,

hello everyone. i've been let out of my box for tonight's game. it's the fucking capitals. fuck the caps. let's do this shit

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#Jacksonville Jaguars at New York Jets

MetLife Stadium

Network(s): CBS

Last Play: (:08) Z.Wilson up the middle to NYJ 3 for 2 yards (M.Brown).

TEAM LEADERS

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I'm more than happy to discuss any picks if you have questions. Let me know what you think! First time doing one of these so please let me know your thoughts!

Round 1

1. Jacksonville Jaguars - Ikem Ekwonu OT, NC State

2. Detroit Lions - Aidan Hutchinson EDGE, Michigan

3. Houston Texans - Evan Neal OT, Alabama

4. New York Jets - Charles Cross OT, Mississippi State

5. New York Giants - Kayvon Thibodeaux EDGE, Oregon

6. Carolina Panthers - Sam Howell QB, North Carolina

7. New York Giants - Garrett Wilson WR, Ohio State

8. Atlanta Falcons - Travon Walker EDGE Georgia

9. Denver Broncos - Kenny Pickett QB, Pittsburgh

10. New York Jets - Kyle Hamilton S, Notre Dame

11. Washington Football Team - Jameson Williams WR, Alabama

12. Minnesota Vikings - Ahmad Gardner CB, Cincinnati

13. Cleveland Browns - Treylon Burks WR, Arkansas

14. Baltimore Ravens - George Karlaftis EDGE, Purdue

15. Philadelphia Eagles - Derek Stingley Jr. CB, LSU

16. Philadelphia Eagles - David Ojabo EDGE, Michigan

17. Los Angeles Chargers - Trevor Penning OT, Northern Iowa

18. New Orleans Saints - Drake London WR, USC

19. Philadelphia Eagles - Tyler Linderbaum OL, Iowa

20. Pittsburgh Steelers - Kenyon Green IOL, Texas A&M

21. New England Patriots - Nakobe Dean LB, Georgia

22. Las Vegas Raiders - DeMarvin Leal IDL, Texas A&M

23. Arizona Cardinals - Kaiir Elam CB, Florida

24. Dallas Cowboys - Andrew Booth Jr CB, Clemson

25. Buffalo Bills - Jordan Davis IDL, Georgia

26. Tennessee Titans - Devin Lloyd LB, Utah

27. Tampa Bay Buccaneers - Carson Strong QB, Nevada

28. Green Bay Packers - Jermaine Johnson EDGE, Florida State

29. Cincinnati Bengals - Nicholas Petit-Frere OT, Ohio State

30. Miami Dolphins - Kenneth Walker III RB, Michigan State

31. Detroit Lions - George Pickens WR, Georgia

32. Kansas City Chiefs - Chris Olave WR, Ohio State

Round 2

33. Jacksonville Jaguars - Jahan Dotson WR, Penn State

34. Detroit Lions - Matt Corral QB, Ole Miss

35. New York Jets - Myjai Sanders EDGE, Cincinnati

36. New York Giants - Bernhard Raimann OT, Central Michigan

37. Houston Texans - Trent McDuffie CB, Washington

38. New York Jets - Roger McCreary CB, Auburn

39. Chicago Bears - **Zion Johnso

Coming into this offseason, we have several decisions to make especially regarding our usage of the (presumed) #1 pick.

Many mock drafts have us picking one of the two prime pass rushers in Kayvon Thibideaux and Aidan Hutchinson. However, I would like to point out that only OL Evan Neal (Alabama) is a top 5 pick who can truly help Trevor.

Our roster needs as much pure talent as it can get. Our OL started the year as "decent" but never really contributed to much success. Let's say we let Cam Robinson go, kick Little to RT over Jawaan and anchor the other side of the line with a premier OT.

Neal is 6'7, 370 lbs and freakishly athletic. He is a stalwart left tackle who has aided the Alabama offense to great success. He is well deserving of the first pick and I think he'd be the best option. In addition, his price tag will allow us to spend more in FA to help bolster the line and improve the offense.

As for pass rush, we can snag a Zachary Carter or Jermaine Johnson with pick #33 among others. What do you think? Do you wanna see Neal in Teal #FireBaalke

#Pittsburgh Penguins (5-4-4) at Washington Capitals (8-2-4)

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#Washington Capitals (14-3-5) at Florida Panthers (14-4-3)

#FLA Live Arena

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#Pittsburgh Penguins (5-4-4) at Washington Capitals (8-2-4)

#Capital One Arena, Washington, DC, USA

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HELLO EVERYONE! I'VE BEEN LET OUT OF MY BOX FOR TONIGHT'S GAME. IT'S THE FUCKING FLAMES! FUCK THE FLAM! LET'S FUCKING DO THIS SHIT!

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Calgary Flames

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