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We begin today's episode, just absolutely flabbergasted by all the gross behaviour by every party involved (aside from the victims of course), and the fake moral righteousness of the Houston Texans, and the NFL, and of course, the Browns always are gonna Brown. An old dog (Tony LaRussa), tries to learn a new trick (statistical analysis) and promptly proceeds to break his own brain in the process. Blue Jays call up top prospect (#4 overall in baseball) Gabriel Moreno. Minor league pitcher blows game by hitting 4 batters in a row. Canadian Mens National Soccer team ends it's strike after promising progress with Soccer Canada on how to distribute their prize money. Tampa Bay, and a historic 3-peat, or the young up and comers, what are we hoping to see happen?
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By Dave G. & John S.
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We begin today's episode, just absolutely flabbergasted by all the gross behaviour by every party involved (aside from the victims of course), and the fake moral righteousness of the Houston Texans, and the NFL, and of course, the Browns always are gonna Brown. An old dog (Tony LaRussa), tries to learn a new trick (statistical analysis) and promptly proceeds to break his own brain in the process. Blue Jays call up top prospect (#4 overall in baseball) Gabriel Moreno. Minor league pitcher blows game by hitting 4 batters in a row. Canadian Mens National Soccer team ends it's strike after promising progress with Soccer Canada on how to distribute their prize money. Tampa Bay, and a historic 3-peat, or the young up and comers, what are we hoping to see happen?