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Denver Zoo is good if there are kids involved. The aquarium is pretty decent too.
Find your way into every dive restaurant you can that has green chili.

I'm running sound beside someone from Denver today. She says there is a place called MeowWoof that is cool.

2 dropped balls in the outfield. It does look windy but still.

That's pretty decent AI to acknowledge the veracity and that all those other names were just speculation. Seems most AI would just mention them as real candidates.

Anybody got Denver recs? Trying to go see Turnpike at Red Rocks in May

I can get excited about Taylor as OC! Pry is doing the best he can to put together an innovative coaching staff. BTW, W&M recently named Bryan Randall as QB coach

Lerners took huge hits to their personal wealth in the Covid downturn in terms of malls and office buildings. The patriarch got his World Series and the rest of the family isn't as dedicated to winning over profit. Nats are also bottom third in television revenue. Over $250M shortfall annually compared to the top 5 teams for TV revenue. They wanted to sell but the MASN deal is a huge handcuff on them reaching a deal because the new owner wouldn't own his TV rights. There was hope that the new owner of the Orioles would be willing to make a deal regarding the TV rights, especially since he is buddy buddy with Ted Leonsis, who is thought to be the top suitor for the Nats but nothing has moved on that front.

We play LSU again today at 12:30. I imagine Emma will be pitching. Hopefully, a better overall showing.

Go Hokies!

Yup! I took the liberty to edit the name to initials bc i think that's what he would prefer lol

Looking through Christian Taylor's history, he has some pretty interesting connections.

The most interesting is Joe Brady. He was QB coach at W&M when Brady was a freshman WR there. And this past year, he worked with Brady. Sean McDermott is also a W&M grad, so they all 3 share that Tribe connection.

He played QB in college, but has coached QBs, TEs, WRs, and RBs. Very versatile in knowledge.

In an interview with a local Tidewater news channel, he stressed the importance of being able to run and throw the ball well. so when a defense tries to take one away, you exploit them with the other. This is a common theme for a balanced offense across the sport, but VT has never really embraced that concept.

He coached at Univ. of San Diego, a non-scholarship FCS school. While at USD, as WRs coach, they won the first FCS playoff for a non-scholarship program. He was soon promoted to OC, over saw some prolific offenses at the school.

Probably best known as the OC with double QB formations at W&M. Oversaw some prolific offenses while there, before taking the opportunity at Buffalo.

And the Nats have joined the sisters of the poor. They used to spend, was a top 5 spender when they were at their prime. Now in a bottom 5 for active roster.

They have a huge hole at 3rd base and didn't get anyone. And if anyone is injured in the infield, they will be really thin.

Still an exciting year for the Nats with 3 young outfielders. Hoping for a Dylan Crews run at ROY, but he will compete with Sasaki.

hmm... digging deep here

Bistroquet
Cafe Papon
Birdie Cafe
Apparently, the Mandarin Oriental Hotel has some of the most amazing restaurants in the city. Indian, Peruvian and new British/Middle Eastern place. At least that's what my friend living in Switzerland tells me.

also, if you like coffee go to Valmandin

wouldn't worry about chocolate as there are loads of shops and would be amazing if you found a place that didn't do it well.

This is why your play in the tournaments, to get a few tough games in early. Hopefully the team learned a few things and identified some weaknesses to fix.