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LA Dodger Chicken Hawks
Jun 11, 2023, 11:42:34 PM6/11/23
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"! Kurt Nicklas" <nambla...@gop.org> wrote in
news:sqt1b3$abv$3...@news.dns-netz.com:
> Homosexuals have no purpose other than to steal oxygen and food from
> more deserving people.
If a Law of Averages exists, Rob Manfred is due to get one right. Long
overdue.
Following the Commissioner of Baseball is like watching .208 batters swing
as hard as they can at 0-2 pitches. It defies logic — and helps explain
why they’re batting .208 — but persists as a modern, sense-defying
standard.
Our sports leagues are suddenly in the business of virtue signaling by
conducting Pride Day/Night games to demonstrate support for the LGBTQ+
community.
What do such designated games have to do with baseball, football,
basketball, hockey? Why has “live and let live” been replaced with shove
it down our senses?
Unless a team refuses to sell a fan a ticket based on his or her sexuality
— and I’m unaware that such is the case in any sport — the need to so
conspicuously demonstrate such support strikes me as unnecessary cases of
social showboating.
The backfires from such unsolicited and often malformed schemes are, as a
matter of foresight, both inevitable and self-defeating.
Recently, the Dodgers’ sense of an inclusive LGBTQ+ Pride Night was set
for later this month to include a group, The Sisters of Perpetual
Indulgence, designated by the team to be honored with its “Heroes of the
Community” award.
If the Dodgers spent even 10 seconds examining who they were about to
honor, they’re as twisted as these Sisters.
The “Sisters” are fringe lunatics, cross-dressers who paint their faces,
wear nuns’ frocks and raise hell by ridiculing Catholics and Catholicism
in the most public, provocative and obnoxious manner.
They don’t like the Catholic church’s positions on homosexuality, although
those positions have become more embracing as church doctrine increasingly
recognizes that no one owns the exclusive on being gay, thus, as it is
said, we’re all God’s children.
And so it seemed incumbent on Commissioner Manfred that the Dodgers’ Pride
Night, the “Sisters” chosen to be honored and eager to exploit the
inclusive intent of the game with their attention-thirsty act, be canceled
… on MLB’s orders.
And if Manfred became the target of radicals, condemned as a homophobe by
those who don’t get it and don’t want to get it — it’s a mere baseball
game — then so be it. That’s why he’s paid Commissioners’ dough and
carries the title.
He could’ve issued a brief and firm not-on-my-watch statement: “As
Commissioner I will not allow MLB to be in the business of allowing our
games to serve as venues to bash anyone’s religion, let alone honor those
who do so.”
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/06/Rob-Manfred-
1.jpg?resize=744,496&quality=75&strip=all
Idiot MLB commissioner Rob Manfred
Then walked off a winner.
But such leadership is based on a firm, confident grasp of matters as
opposed to gimmickry such as “ghost runners” to artificially determine
extra-inning games.
But we already know Manfred to be weak and inclined toward neglect, then
flight. He’s another who prefers to insult the right-minded than offend
the most offensive.
And now, as the Dodgers, with MLB’s blessings, volunteered their schedule
to serve as an unwanted and unneeded sociopolitical rally venue for the
abusively intolerant, the Dodgers have scheduled an antidote: “Christian
Faith and Family Day.” Perhaps it will include “Holy Ghost runners.”
Is everybody happy? Or is everyone fed up with the pandering, illogical
and unwanted lunacy lately attached to our sports?
Last year, Manfred hopped on a train to punish Atlanta for Georgia’s new
voting legislation, condemned by the wishful as racist. MLB, using the
All-Star Game as a political cudgel, removed the game from half-black
Atlanta depositing it in mostly white Denver.
Not only did that brilliant decision deprive black businesses of All-Star
Game revenues, that dubious claim of “racist legislation,” led to the
highest number of black voters in Georgia’s history — a fact Manfred has
ignored.
Not that anyone will again care about the All-Star Game. A can’t-miss
attraction since 1933, the escalation of interleague games under Manfred
has rendered the “Midseason Classic” a Who Cares?
Then there was Manfred’s blind, money-talks cross-promotional deal with
the scandalized, crypto currency, smoke-in-a-bucket sellers, FTX.
How many baseball fans fell into that hole based on MLB’s conspicuous
promotion of FTX’s legitimacy as MLB’s umpires were outfitted in FTX-logo
uniforms as public certification and endorsement?
Due diligence? Nah, sign here. The checks are in the mail.
“We we will proceed with caution in the future,” Manfred explained after
it was too late.
But why didn’t he have MLB proceed with caution before it first proceeded?
So on “Christian Faith and Family Day” at Dodger Stadium, Manfred will be
on hand to throw out the first heretic.
Deserving honor awaits remarkable gambling counselor
After penicillin, the greatest life-saver to my knowledge is Arnie Wexler,
over 50 years in the thankless business of rescuing anonymous souls and
their families from the addiction of gambling.
And gambling is often a twin-addiction as it pairs with drugs, alcohol and
even obesity in the downward spiral.
Wexler, 86, made his last best on April 10, 1968. You can look it up: He
had the Mets on Opening Day when they blew a lead in the ninth to the
Giants. He has spent the rest of his life as the go-to-guy for the
gambling addicted.
That he has fought against insurmountable odds — with the help of vice-
reliant legislators, America is now deeply invested in the business of
bad-odds gambling aimed at vulnerable young adults — has made Wexler no
less determined.
He taught me to know there’s nothing romantic about the media’s sell of
gambling as something out of “Guys and Dolls,” nor is the human condition
such that anyone and their loved ones are immune from the disease.
Wexler and his magnificent wife, Sheila, are Certified Compulsive Gambling
Counselors who have successfully treated, in person and by extension,
thousands of addicted, many, if it wasn’t too late, from the precipice of
suicide.
As the executive director of the Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ,
Wexler took personal care of several candidates I sent him for his
compassionate, yet no-nonsense, streetwise counseling that led to
successful recovery. And Arnie, having quit gambling 55 years ago, never
quit on those who lapsed.
While not a man of letters — his spelling is comically rotten — Wexler has
been blessed with the ability to read humans better than any scholar I’ve
known.
Even when he allowed me covert entry into G.A. meetings, he’d later tell
me whose testimonies were legit versus those who were just conning
themselves — and explain how he knew.
For a man who lost so many bets on horses, ballgames and turns of cards,
he was never wrong about humans, starting with himself. He remains an
extraordinarily accurate tout of souls, the most remarkable unremarkable
man I’ve known.
On June 9 at the Law Center in New Brunswick, N.J., Arnie will be honored
by the Council on Compulsive Gambling for a life of saving lives.
The featured speaker will be WFAN’s Craig Carton, a criminally addicted
gambler now presumably in recovery and host of the Saturday morning show
on gambling disorders. For details: Fel...@800gambler.org.
https://nypost.com/2023/06/01/dodgers-pride-night-another-rob-manfred-
caused-debacle/
news:sqt1b3$abv$3...@news.dns-netz.com:
> Homosexuals have no purpose other than to steal oxygen and food from
> more deserving people.
If a Law of Averages exists, Rob Manfred is due to get one right. Long
overdue.
Following the Commissioner of Baseball is like watching .208 batters swing
as hard as they can at 0-2 pitches. It defies logic — and helps explain
why they’re batting .208 — but persists as a modern, sense-defying
standard.
Our sports leagues are suddenly in the business of virtue signaling by
conducting Pride Day/Night games to demonstrate support for the LGBTQ+
community.
What do such designated games have to do with baseball, football,
basketball, hockey? Why has “live and let live” been replaced with shove
it down our senses?
Unless a team refuses to sell a fan a ticket based on his or her sexuality
— and I’m unaware that such is the case in any sport — the need to so
conspicuously demonstrate such support strikes me as unnecessary cases of
social showboating.
The backfires from such unsolicited and often malformed schemes are, as a
matter of foresight, both inevitable and self-defeating.
Recently, the Dodgers’ sense of an inclusive LGBTQ+ Pride Night was set
for later this month to include a group, The Sisters of Perpetual
Indulgence, designated by the team to be honored with its “Heroes of the
Community” award.
If the Dodgers spent even 10 seconds examining who they were about to
honor, they’re as twisted as these Sisters.
The “Sisters” are fringe lunatics, cross-dressers who paint their faces,
wear nuns’ frocks and raise hell by ridiculing Catholics and Catholicism
in the most public, provocative and obnoxious manner.
They don’t like the Catholic church’s positions on homosexuality, although
those positions have become more embracing as church doctrine increasingly
recognizes that no one owns the exclusive on being gay, thus, as it is
said, we’re all God’s children.
And so it seemed incumbent on Commissioner Manfred that the Dodgers’ Pride
Night, the “Sisters” chosen to be honored and eager to exploit the
inclusive intent of the game with their attention-thirsty act, be canceled
… on MLB’s orders.
And if Manfred became the target of radicals, condemned as a homophobe by
those who don’t get it and don’t want to get it — it’s a mere baseball
game — then so be it. That’s why he’s paid Commissioners’ dough and
carries the title.
He could’ve issued a brief and firm not-on-my-watch statement: “As
Commissioner I will not allow MLB to be in the business of allowing our
games to serve as venues to bash anyone’s religion, let alone honor those
who do so.”
https://nypost.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/2/2023/06/Rob-Manfred-
1.jpg?resize=744,496&quality=75&strip=all
Idiot MLB commissioner Rob Manfred
Then walked off a winner.
But such leadership is based on a firm, confident grasp of matters as
opposed to gimmickry such as “ghost runners” to artificially determine
extra-inning games.
But we already know Manfred to be weak and inclined toward neglect, then
flight. He’s another who prefers to insult the right-minded than offend
the most offensive.
And now, as the Dodgers, with MLB’s blessings, volunteered their schedule
to serve as an unwanted and unneeded sociopolitical rally venue for the
abusively intolerant, the Dodgers have scheduled an antidote: “Christian
Faith and Family Day.” Perhaps it will include “Holy Ghost runners.”
Is everybody happy? Or is everyone fed up with the pandering, illogical
and unwanted lunacy lately attached to our sports?
Last year, Manfred hopped on a train to punish Atlanta for Georgia’s new
voting legislation, condemned by the wishful as racist. MLB, using the
All-Star Game as a political cudgel, removed the game from half-black
Atlanta depositing it in mostly white Denver.
Not only did that brilliant decision deprive black businesses of All-Star
Game revenues, that dubious claim of “racist legislation,” led to the
highest number of black voters in Georgia’s history — a fact Manfred has
ignored.
Not that anyone will again care about the All-Star Game. A can’t-miss
attraction since 1933, the escalation of interleague games under Manfred
has rendered the “Midseason Classic” a Who Cares?
Then there was Manfred’s blind, money-talks cross-promotional deal with
the scandalized, crypto currency, smoke-in-a-bucket sellers, FTX.
How many baseball fans fell into that hole based on MLB’s conspicuous
promotion of FTX’s legitimacy as MLB’s umpires were outfitted in FTX-logo
uniforms as public certification and endorsement?
Due diligence? Nah, sign here. The checks are in the mail.
“We we will proceed with caution in the future,” Manfred explained after
it was too late.
But why didn’t he have MLB proceed with caution before it first proceeded?
So on “Christian Faith and Family Day” at Dodger Stadium, Manfred will be
on hand to throw out the first heretic.
Deserving honor awaits remarkable gambling counselor
After penicillin, the greatest life-saver to my knowledge is Arnie Wexler,
over 50 years in the thankless business of rescuing anonymous souls and
their families from the addiction of gambling.
And gambling is often a twin-addiction as it pairs with drugs, alcohol and
even obesity in the downward spiral.
Wexler, 86, made his last best on April 10, 1968. You can look it up: He
had the Mets on Opening Day when they blew a lead in the ninth to the
Giants. He has spent the rest of his life as the go-to-guy for the
gambling addicted.
That he has fought against insurmountable odds — with the help of vice-
reliant legislators, America is now deeply invested in the business of
bad-odds gambling aimed at vulnerable young adults — has made Wexler no
less determined.
He taught me to know there’s nothing romantic about the media’s sell of
gambling as something out of “Guys and Dolls,” nor is the human condition
such that anyone and their loved ones are immune from the disease.
Wexler and his magnificent wife, Sheila, are Certified Compulsive Gambling
Counselors who have successfully treated, in person and by extension,
thousands of addicted, many, if it wasn’t too late, from the precipice of
suicide.
As the executive director of the Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ,
Wexler took personal care of several candidates I sent him for his
compassionate, yet no-nonsense, streetwise counseling that led to
successful recovery. And Arnie, having quit gambling 55 years ago, never
quit on those who lapsed.
While not a man of letters — his spelling is comically rotten — Wexler has
been blessed with the ability to read humans better than any scholar I’ve
known.
Even when he allowed me covert entry into G.A. meetings, he’d later tell
me whose testimonies were legit versus those who were just conning
themselves — and explain how he knew.
For a man who lost so many bets on horses, ballgames and turns of cards,
he was never wrong about humans, starting with himself. He remains an
extraordinarily accurate tout of souls, the most remarkable unremarkable
man I’ve known.
On June 9 at the Law Center in New Brunswick, N.J., Arnie will be honored
by the Council on Compulsive Gambling for a life of saving lives.
The featured speaker will be WFAN’s Craig Carton, a criminally addicted
gambler now presumably in recovery and host of the Saturday morning show
on gambling disorders. For details: Fel...@800gambler.org.
https://nypost.com/2023/06/01/dodgers-pride-night-another-rob-manfred-
caused-debacle/
BTR1701
Jun 12, 2023, 2:46:33 PM6/12/23
to
In article <5b0b9776c529bbae...@dizum.com>,
> why they're batting .208-- but persists as a modern, sense-defying
"Pride Month", when the NFL is on hiatus, which means he doesn't have
deal with any of this shit.
> What do such designated games have to do with baseball, football,
> basketball, hockey? Why has "live and let live" been replaced with shove
> it down our senses?
>
> Unless a team refuses to sell a fan a ticket based on his or her
> sexuality-- and I'm unaware that such is the case in any sport-- the need
It's calculated corporate virtue-signaling, which the management doesn't
actually believe in or care about, because if they did, they'd put the
rainbow on their logos in places like Saudi Arabia and China, too, not
just in the U.S. They only do it here to play up to the current social
woke fad in the hope of making $$$. Sometimes it works. Other times it
fails spectacularly (Bud Light, Target).
And it's also corporate blackmail by the stock exchanges and business
ratings cabal, which refuse to allow a company that doesn't meet certain
'progressive' goals-- and getting on your knees in front of Rainbow
Mafia and servicing them is one of those goals-- to be listed on the
major exchanges or rated positively.
> Recently, the Dodgers' sense of an inclusive LGBTQ+ Pride Night was set
> for later this month to include a group, The Sisters of Perpetual
> Indulgence, designated by the team to be honored with its "Heroes of the
> Community" award.
>
> If the Dodgers spent even 10 seconds examining who they were about to
> honor, they're as twisted as these Sisters.
>
> The "Sisters" are fringe lunatics, cross-dressers who paint their faces,
> wear nuns' frocks and raise hell by ridiculing Catholics and Catholicism
> in the most public, provocative, and obnoxious manner.
Notice how these 'brave' troons never do this with Islam. Of all the
major religions, Islam is easily and inarguably the most hostile to the
Alphabet Soup people. In places where Islam *is* the law, gays and
troons are executed-- tossed off tall buildings is the preferred method.
Islam makes Catholicism look like a gay pride parade in comparison. But
who do the troons pick to mock as a way of 'protesting' anti-gay
religious beliefs? Yep, the Catholics. I wonder why. They're so so so
brave, though. Courageous and brave. You go, girls!
> They don't like the Catholic church's positions on homosexuality, although
> those positions have become more embracing as church doctrine increasingly
> recognizes that no one owns the exclusive on being gay, thus, as it is
> said, we're all God's children.
>
> And so it seemed incumbent on Commissioner Manfred that the Dodgers' Pride
> Night, the "Sisters" chosen to be honored and eager to exploit the
> inclusive intent of the game with their attention-thirsty act, be canceled
> on MLB's orders.
>
> And if Manfred became the target of radicals, condemned as a homophobe by
> those who don't get it and don't want to get it-- it's a mere baseball
> game-- then so be it. That's why he's paid Commissioners' dough and
inclusive crowd, for whom any criticism of immutable characteristics is
a hate crime, surely?
> But such leadership is based on a firm, confident grasp of matters as
> opposed to gimmickry such as "ghost runners" to artificially determine
> extra-inning games.
>
> But we already know Manfred to be weak and inclined more toward neglect
> than flight. He's another who prefers to insult the right-minded than
feeling into how they vote, it's only going to get worse.
This is the problem in California. No one normal likes living in an
active sewer populated by drug addicts and violent psychotics.
No one normal wants murderers released from prison. I have yet to meet
the person here in CA who says, "You know, it's a shame all those
murderers are still in prison. I really wish they were out here on the
streets with the rest of us."
Only radical leftist lunatics want these things.
But until the normal people stop passively tolerating every indignity
and attack on quality of life that these "democrat socialists" impose on
us and start voting them out of office, it will continue and get worse.
> Last year, Manfred hopped on a train to punish Atlanta for Georgia's new
> voting legislation, condemned by the wishful as racist. MLB, using the
> All-Star Game as a political cudgel, removed the game from half-black
> Atlanta depositing it in mostly white Denver.
>
> Not only did that brilliant decision deprive black businesses of All-Star
> Game revenues, somehow that "racist legislation" led to the highest number
> of black voters in Georgia's history-- a fact Manfred has ignored.
As has the corporate media. None of them have even bothered to try and
explain how racist legislation "designed to disenfranchise bipocs"
somehow led to the most bipocs voting in Georgia history.
> Not that anyone will again care about the All-Star Game. A can't-miss
> attraction since 1933, the escalation of interleague games under Manfred
> has rendered the "Midseason Classic" a Who Cares?
>
> Then there was Manfred's blind, money-talks cross-promotional deal with
> the scandalized crypto currency, smoke-in-a-bucket sellers, FTX.
LA Dodger Chicken Hawks <la_dodger_c...@splcenter.org> wrote:
> If a Law of Averages exists, Rob Manfred is due to get one right. Long
> overdue.
>
> Following the Commissioner of Baseball is like watching .208 batters swing
> as hard as they can at 0-2 pitches. It defies logic-- and helps explain
> If a Law of Averages exists, Rob Manfred is due to get one right. Long
> overdue.
>
> Following the Commissioner of Baseball is like watching .208 batters swing
> why they're batting .208-- but persists as a modern, sense-defying
> standard.
>
> Our sports leagues are suddenly in the business of virtue signaling by
> conducting Pride Day/Night games to demonstrate support for the LGBTQ+
> community.
I bet Goodell thanks his lucky stars that they decided to make June
>
> Our sports leagues are suddenly in the business of virtue signaling by
> conducting Pride Day/Night games to demonstrate support for the LGBTQ+
> community.
"Pride Month", when the NFL is on hiatus, which means he doesn't have
deal with any of this shit.
> What do such designated games have to do with baseball, football,
> basketball, hockey? Why has "live and let live" been replaced with shove
> it down our senses?
>
> Unless a team refuses to sell a fan a ticket based on his or her
> to so conspicuously demonstrate such support strikes me as unnecessary
> cases of social showboating.
It's a combination of things.
> cases of social showboating.
It's calculated corporate virtue-signaling, which the management doesn't
actually believe in or care about, because if they did, they'd put the
rainbow on their logos in places like Saudi Arabia and China, too, not
just in the U.S. They only do it here to play up to the current social
woke fad in the hope of making $$$. Sometimes it works. Other times it
fails spectacularly (Bud Light, Target).
And it's also corporate blackmail by the stock exchanges and business
ratings cabal, which refuse to allow a company that doesn't meet certain
'progressive' goals-- and getting on your knees in front of Rainbow
Mafia and servicing them is one of those goals-- to be listed on the
major exchanges or rated positively.
> Recently, the Dodgers' sense of an inclusive LGBTQ+ Pride Night was set
> for later this month to include a group, The Sisters of Perpetual
> Indulgence, designated by the team to be honored with its "Heroes of the
> Community" award.
>
> If the Dodgers spent even 10 seconds examining who they were about to
> honor, they're as twisted as these Sisters.
>
> The "Sisters" are fringe lunatics, cross-dressers who paint their faces,
> wear nuns' frocks and raise hell by ridiculing Catholics and Catholicism
Notice how these 'brave' troons never do this with Islam. Of all the
major religions, Islam is easily and inarguably the most hostile to the
Alphabet Soup people. In places where Islam *is* the law, gays and
troons are executed-- tossed off tall buildings is the preferred method.
Islam makes Catholicism look like a gay pride parade in comparison. But
who do the troons pick to mock as a way of 'protesting' anti-gay
religious beliefs? Yep, the Catholics. I wonder why. They're so so so
brave, though. Courageous and brave. You go, girls!
> They don't like the Catholic church's positions on homosexuality, although
> those positions have become more embracing as church doctrine increasingly
> recognizes that no one owns the exclusive on being gay, thus, as it is
> said, we're all God's children.
>
> And so it seemed incumbent on Commissioner Manfred that the Dodgers' Pride
> Night, the "Sisters" chosen to be honored and eager to exploit the
> inclusive intent of the game with their attention-thirsty act, be canceled
> on MLB's orders.
>
> And if Manfred became the target of radicals, condemned as a homophobe by
> game-- then so be it. That's why he's paid Commissioners' dough and
> carries the title.
>
> He could've issued a brief and firm not-on-my-watch statement: "As
> Commissioner I will not allow MLB to be in the business of allowing our
> games to serve as venues to bash anyone's religion, let alone honor those
> who do so."
And who could really argue with that? Not the sensitive and diverse and
>
> He could've issued a brief and firm not-on-my-watch statement: "As
> Commissioner I will not allow MLB to be in the business of allowing our
> games to serve as venues to bash anyone's religion, let alone honor those
> who do so."
inclusive crowd, for whom any criticism of immutable characteristics is
a hate crime, surely?
> But such leadership is based on a firm, confident grasp of matters as
> opposed to gimmickry such as "ghost runners" to artificially determine
> extra-inning games.
>
> than flight. He's another who prefers to insult the right-minded than
> offend the most offensive.
>
> And now, as the Dodgers, with MLB's blessings, volunteered their schedule
> to serve as an unwanted and unneeded sociopolitical rally venue for the
> abusively intolerant, the Dodgers have scheduled an antidote: "Christian
> Faith and Family Day". Perhaps it will include "Holy Ghost runners".
>
> And now, as the Dodgers, with MLB's blessings, volunteered their schedule
> to serve as an unwanted and unneeded sociopolitical rally venue for the
> abusively intolerant, the Dodgers have scheduled an antidote: "Christian
>
> Is everybody happy? Or is everyone fed up with the pandering, illogical
> and unwanted lunacy lately attached to our sports?
Oh, everyone normal is definitely fed up but until they translate that
> Is everybody happy? Or is everyone fed up with the pandering, illogical
> and unwanted lunacy lately attached to our sports?
feeling into how they vote, it's only going to get worse.
This is the problem in California. No one normal likes living in an
active sewer populated by drug addicts and violent psychotics.
No one normal wants murderers released from prison. I have yet to meet
the person here in CA who says, "You know, it's a shame all those
murderers are still in prison. I really wish they were out here on the
streets with the rest of us."
Only radical leftist lunatics want these things.
But until the normal people stop passively tolerating every indignity
and attack on quality of life that these "democrat socialists" impose on
us and start voting them out of office, it will continue and get worse.
> Last year, Manfred hopped on a train to punish Atlanta for Georgia's new
> voting legislation, condemned by the wishful as racist. MLB, using the
> All-Star Game as a political cudgel, removed the game from half-black
> Atlanta depositing it in mostly white Denver.
>
> Not only did that brilliant decision deprive black businesses of All-Star
> of black voters in Georgia's history-- a fact Manfred has ignored.
As has the corporate media. None of them have even bothered to try and
explain how racist legislation "designed to disenfranchise bipocs"
somehow led to the most bipocs voting in Georgia history.
> Not that anyone will again care about the All-Star Game. A can't-miss
> attraction since 1933, the escalation of interleague games under Manfred
> has rendered the "Midseason Classic" a Who Cares?
>
> Then there was Manfred's blind, money-talks cross-promotional deal with
>
> How many baseball fans fell into that hole based on MLB's conspicuous
> promotion of FTX's legitimacy as MLB's umpires were outfitted in FTX-logo
> uniforms as public certification and endorsement?
>
> Due diligence? Nah, sign here. The checks are in the mail.
>
> "We we will proceed with caution in the future," Manfred explained after
> it was way too late. Why didn't he have MLB proceed with caution before
> How many baseball fans fell into that hole based on MLB's conspicuous
> promotion of FTX's legitimacy as MLB's umpires were outfitted in FTX-logo
> uniforms as public certification and endorsement?
>
> Due diligence? Nah, sign here. The checks are in the mail.
>
> "We we will proceed with caution in the future," Manfred explained after
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