That wedge call wouldn't have been made without Kiké's telling what's his face not to touch it. If Dean had touched it, then no call. It would have been easy enough to grab the ball and I'll bet most players would have. Kiké however knew the rule. Maybe that's what the Jays announcer meant?
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It's the same thing when a ball gets stuck in the ivy. Even though it might be right there for everyone to see, the fact that it's stuck on the Cubs wall means it's a GRD.
https://baseballrulesacademy.com/lodged-ball-explanation/
A lodged ball is covered by Rule 5.05 (a) (7). A ball is considered lodged if, in the judgment of the umpire, the natural trajectory of the flight of the ball is interrupted long enough to affect further play. A batter ball that sticks in a fence, scoreboard, shrubbery, or vines located on the playing field should be considered a lodged ball.
I'd feel bad for poor yttv being at the mercy of big bad Disney, but yttv is google which is worse or at the very least as much of a monopolist as Disney and should be brroken apart. Fuck 'em both. I have yttv but I'll gladly cancel and find a stream.
/csb My sister was at my house a few months ago and took a call that I ignored but from the tone it sounded official. Then I heard her say, "Okay, my account number is" and I yelled at her and told her to be quiet and not say another word... I may not have been so polite, I don't recall. She goes, "What? It's my bank!" I said do not say another word to them, your fucking bank NEVER calls you unsolicited for a security issue. She's incredulous. "But it's my bank. They just want me to verify. They think there might be fraud on my account" I tell her, get their fucking phone number and call them back because you're being phished right now." Sister was surprised when she tried calling back and it was a fake phone number. I was stupified.
The very first words -- before "Costs" -- are "MINOR ONE-TIME". So, yes, his wife is a fucking moron which is what he said before he started defending her.
The Washington Post published an unironically un-self-aware article today and was fittingly called out by one of their former columnists who departed due to the Post's fascist-remake and business downturn
if you want to read the article https://www.washingtonpost.com/entertainment/2025/10/31/kennedy-center-sales/
My grandfather bought a rice cooker at a garage sale in Galveston in 1956 and I finally inherited it. Greatest rice cooker ever. What an absolute beast.
The oxo with its swivel blade maintains contact with the carrot and is more flexible than a swiss style peeler. IMO. Also, I think a significant portion of the population is not aware of the going both ways trick. But ymmv
Saw Good Fortune at the theater on Sunday. Aziz Ansari, Keanu Reeves and Seth Rogen. It's a comedy in the Trading Places vein. There were a few people in the theater who constantly LOL'd and I'm guessing those people are already big fans of Ansari or Keanu. Each star pretty much played themselves. The type of story has been well-explored. The twist here is it really shows the struggle for those who have to work gig jobs, in restaurants or in retail. That was an interesting choice because it's supposed to be a comedy yet has some rather depressing moments. The ending however is nice and trite and wraps it all up with a happy ending. As for whether it's a comedy. I found the legit lol's in the theater much more hysterical than the actual move, so ymmv. High 80s on RT, I'd give it 2.5/4.