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Years of poor management and complacency

Forever and always!

Just wanted to drop by and say I’m a doctor now and am starting Internal Medicine residency in a week or so. Been super busy but felt like it’s worth a quick update! Oh also got married 2-3 weeks ago.

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Going in I was a bit of a historial purist with no knowledge of warhammer lore. After playing the first one I was hooked. Its a different dynamic but it was done very well. I find enjoyment in both styles for different reasons.

The Heat are probably the worst possible matchup for the Hawks.

After 80+ hours of AC Valhalla I forgot what it was like to play an open world RPG with actual character. I don’t think I can mentally take another Ubisoft game.

Don’t agree with the “doesn’t make his teammates better” point.

He’s 6th in the league in PER. His defense isn’t great but people don’t seem to knock other PGs like Ja for their subpar defense. He’s a more efficient scorer than people realize and his passing is grossly underrated. The guy came into the league from day one as an elite distributor and has been...

No Trae Young in all NBA? He’s top 4 in both PPG and APG and will lead the league in total points scored AND total assists.

Just saying faking injuries for a competitive advantage isn’t unique to one sport. I don’t want to make this an argument about masculinity, but there are far more popular sports in America with less physicality than soccer.

What team and league were they into?

I also think watching soccer on a nice TV is incredibly relaxing and aesthetically pleasing. Especially the games in stadiums where the crowd is right against the pitch and the grass is bright green.

But not with conviction!

Not really a thing like people make it out to be. I personally find the constant fake injuries in football lately far more frustrating.

It’s a really great sport once you find a team and start following it.

Absolutely zero chance. It’s truly about perspective. If 2 teams fail to score more than the other then neither deserves the 3 points. Forcing them into a Penalty shootout might determine a winner but no one who watches soccer would agree penalty shootouts are a proper way to determine a winner...

Goals in hockey are a bit more common in soccer, therefore the odds of teams ending in a tie are less.

Nearly every sport offers theatrics to gain advantage with the refs.

Like I mentioned, it’s within the context of the table. The goal is to get points. A tie is disappointing for both teams usually, or slightly satisfying for a team that was expected to lose convincingly as they stole 2 points from a superior team. Adding the possibility of a tie only makes...