dontsteponmyshoes
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I don't understand why Fat Joe is relevant in 2024 
2024 MLB Thread; RIP Willie Mays & Pete Rose. Dodgers win #8!
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It’ll be over soon
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Well, I’m blaming Adams for this ****. Ever since this bozo started wearing this hat, **** has been going wrong.
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They killing Stanton
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If I was the 3rd base coach, I was sending Stanton on that play too. 100%, no question.
In that situation, I am 100% comfortable betting that a throw would be offline and/or mishandled by the catcher over betting on the team to get two consecutive two out hits with a runner in scoring position.
Gotta force action sometimes.
In that situation, I am 100% comfortable betting that a throw would be offline and/or mishandled by the catcher over betting on the team to get two consecutive two out hits with a runner in scoring position.
Gotta force action sometimes.
DeadsetAce
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Jeter had that coming.
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Sending Stanton was a head scratcher, killed any momentum they were trying to start.
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I don't understand why Fat Joe is relevant in 2024
From the now long-gone era where you could have like 2.5 songs that played on the radio, mostly regionally, and live like a king off it for the rest of your life.
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I don't understand why Fat Joe is relevant in 2024
He has a knack for being at the right place at the right time and aligning himself with the right people. The occasional hit here and there, he’s involved with Drink Champs, sneaker businesses, going viral for exaggerated stories.
- Jul 29, 2001
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He also went viral recently for opening up about raising his son with autism and Down syndrome, and the mother abandoning the child. More power to him, but I hadn't heard his name mentioned in years. That story came outta nowhere, though. Seemed planted by a publicist to get out in front of possibly other things.
darthska
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Who?
Mike Jooooones!
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That’s not that recent. He’s been talking about his son for awhile now.
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That Fat Joe performance killed the crowd. Thank you
Mans was doing too much with the perm
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I don't understand why Fat Joe is relevant in 2024
Does Fat Joe have street cred?
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I’m here for Costanza to turn it around
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Stanton runs like an 80 lb 3 year old.
When I saw the play live I thought he was going to out by a mile. But the perfect throw got him out just in time. If that throw wasn’t as perfect he woulda been safe
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This is the man who sent Stanton. He still works for us 
elpablo21
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^ does he still get a ring? I thought guys not on the roster don't get a ring similar to frank thomas
