Is it possible to see such feature in players in baseball reference or in fangraphs? If so where?
Seeing as the Callahan is a hot topic, just wanted to ask the question of what constitutes a complete ultimate player. Is it five tools? More, less, a different paradigm?
Also, which players, currently college or nah, do you think check all the boxes emphatically?
This is the opposite of this post.
For the Mets:
Power: Yoenis Cespedes
Contact: Michael Conforto
Fielding: Juan Lagares
Speed: Jose Reyes
Arm: Yoenis Cespedes
My future wife and I have reached peak lesbianism and are making a Home Depot wedding registry. As of right now we own a hammer, a screwdriver, and half a dozen of those little Allen key thingies. We have a decent tool kit and a power drill on the list right now. What are some other useful power tools we should consider putting on the list? We don't have a ton of experience building things but we're decently handy and pretty fast learners (praise everyone who makes YouTube tutorials).
Update: thank you to everyone for all your advice! It's a big help to us as we get started on this next part of our lives.
HERE YE' HERE YE' β SUNDAY MARCH 22, 2020 at 8PM ET β I AM GOING LIVE FOLKS!
New life, same world β From San Diego, living in Kobe, Japan playing baseball for the Orix Buffaloes. Coronavirus (COVID-19) is now everywhere. My baseball season is postponed β WTF. US Department of State Issued a Do Not Travel Level 4 Health Advisor - WTF. Meanwhile slap-dicks are still out thinking they're invincible, but please continue to live your life. I am staying in Japan.
Happy to talk about anything. Baseball, Japan, Coronavirus, what it's like living in Japan during the Coronavirus outbreak (Short Answer: not bad at all). Not topic off limits.
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10:33AM Japan Time.
That concludes the AMA. I have to run be with my kids since this is my off day. Sorry I couldn't answer all your questions but maybe I can get back on here one day. Thank you for the love as always the questions were great!
Have a great evening and stay safe.... and stay classy San Diego!
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I know itβs a big part of teams interacting with fans and a tradition for winners to high-five the crowd, but with LA having COVID-19 cases and the risk of it becoming a worldwide problem I think LCS and LEC should indefinitely suspend this tradition.
It might sound like Iβm exaggerating, but with global cases (excluding China) doubling every week, in April we could see 1.7 million cases. Why not just do this as a preventive measure? Just relying on everyone to wash their hands wonβt work.
Edit: week, not days my bad.
Edit 2: confirmed cases outside of china have been doubling every week is what I meant by global. Wrote this while on public transit, never expected it to hit front page and didnβt double check my info
Final edit: DISCLAIMER: cases continuing to double every week is not guaranteed. DO NOT takes this as a PSA about coronavarius, go get yourself informed at https://www.who.int/emergencies/diseases/novel-coronavirus-2019
https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/rastrum
No Webster's entry. Sorry.
Last night, Carmelo Anthony hit his 17th career go-ahead field goal in the final five seconds of the 4th quarter or overtime.
Itβs the most such shots since he entered the NBA in 2003-04, and it breaks a tie with Kobe Bryant for the most by any player in the last 20 seasons.
I am inspired by by u/SlowCLosetYogurt appreciation of sharing good tools. I'd like to share the tools I find great innovations in hopes you will do the same. I do ask that you put a link and general description to make this more than a list of tools.
WAGO lever nuts comes in 2, 3, or 5 port clamps for 24-12 awg wires. Much more organized than wire nuts, ideal for when using solid and stranded together, you can actually see the connection instead of hoping everything is good in the wirenut. Obvoiusly UL listed.
Strap wire puller to put multiple wires on a fish tape without having to tape the head and waste wire/time. Bend and set the wires into the grooves and pull. I usually will put a wrap of electrical tape to hold the bend for difficult pulls, but gone are the days of making up a 12" head of taped wire that gets wasted at the end.
All thread drill bit I haven't had an excuse to use these, but I include it because being able to use all-thread to get an infinitely long drill bit is cool, and this webpage (licensedelectrician.com) is also pretty cool to browse.
Pass through RJ45 I will never make an ethernet connector without the passthrough style again. This way you can make sure all the wires are in the right order, in far enough, and the outer sheath is gripped properly. Will work with any crimper, but they sell crimpers specific for passthrough that cuts the wires for you.
Toggle bolts for when you have to mount something to sheetrock or thin metal studs. Like a butterfly bolt, but the back portion is held in the wall so you can remove the bolt.
Single and double gang cutout
... keep reading on reddit β‘Made a quick video of an example clear after getting tilted because I first timed Karthus and finished first clear at 10% HP.
This clear shouldn't be too hard to execute since it took me about two hours to go from first timing Karthus to this.
If anyone has any questions I'll try my best to answer them.
