u/Bigcouchpotato1

They were supposed to have him evaluated today. And CDL...does he have a pulled hamstring or is it just something very minor?

I mean if there are no stupid questions, they should allow them.

I thought she gave him a pretty hard time. You might consider it insightful questioning, but I thought she was trying to ask questions to trip him up. Does she treat centrist or corporate Democrats the same way?

This thread, I think has some interest to some CDL Drivers, at least in California.

I haven't heard anything about players we drafted signing with us.

I've heard that lots of former major league players have an "out" clause if they are with a MiLB team. If another team wants to sign them to a MLB contract, the AAA team has to let them sign. Let's say, for example, that we had an injury to a starting pitcher. The starting staff at Columbus isn't that great. Maybe Logan Allen is the best guy on the roster. So let's say the Guardians decide they want to sign Carlos Carrasco, who has been up and down with Atlanta this season (I'm just using him as an example). If Cleveland did want to sign him to an MLB contract, would Atlanta be obligated to let him?

Right now, Cooper Ingle isn't cutting it-through, I think no fault of his. Throwing him into an unfamiliar position in the middle of a pennant race isn't fair to him. If we are looking at short term fill ins, how about Will Brennan? At least he's a competent outfielder. Austin Slater..he's been with three MLB teams already this season. Couldn't he be a short term fix till Angel returns?

Just wondering if they will be there on July 4th. Anyone know?

But yesterday, Seattle was =.500. Today they are <.500. So does the 4-3 record that Cleveland has against Seattle get subtracted from their record against .500 teams get subtracted from their total record? And then if Seattle regains .500 tomorrow, does that 4-3 record get re-added to the total?

It's in excellent shape, except that the phonograph doesn't work. The radio works. dm me if you are interested. You can pick it up if you want it. If you want to see it first, let me know just dm me and I can give you contact information.

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I have a 1960's vintage Magnavox stereo console, the kind people used to keep in their living rooms in the 1960's. The radio works, but the record player doesn't work. It's in excellent condition except for the fact that the record player doesn't work. We'd like to give this to someone who might be interested in restoring it for themselves or even someone who would like to have a mid century piece of furniture in their house.

Thought this was a pretty good article.

There are lots of posts where people get tickets on vehicles that aren't theirs and they are looking for advice as to how to proceed. When these people encounter situations where they can't resolve the problem, I often advise them to either contact their state representative, or to contact a news outlet. This article is a good example of how one person did that. I don't think it violates any r/DMV rules, but if it does, please just remove. This person got a parking ticket that wasn't his. He had to go to the media and they intervened for him.