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More important than the time zone itself is where you live within the time zone. I love being as far west as you can go in the zone to get those long days. Winter days in places like Nashville and Birmingham are so short.
 
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05_never_again said:
More important than the time zone itself is where you live within the time zone. I love being as far west as you can go in the zone to get those long days. Winter days in places like Nashville and Birmingham are so short.
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100%. I do business with a company in Crossville which is right on the time zone line. If I spend the night, it never fails that I wake up at about 5:30am when the sun starts blasting through the curtain.
 
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GAVol said:
100%. I do business with a company in Crossville which is right on the time zone line. If I spend the night, it never fails that I wake up at about 5:30am when the sun starts blasting through the curtain.
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I spent some time in Yellowstone/Grand Tetons this past week. It isn't as far back as you can go in the Mountain Time Zone (in fact, it extends all the way back into eastern Oregon) but I was blown away by how long the days were. The sun rose at about 5:45, which meant you started seeing light at about 5. The sun set a little after 9, and you could still see daylight after 10. The sky was only black for about 7 hours a day. It was awesome.
 
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05_never_again said:
I spent some time in Yellowstone/Grand Tetons this past week. It isn't as far back as you can go in the Mountain Time Zone (in fact, it extends all the way back into eastern Oregon) but I was blown away by how long the days were. The sun rose at about 5:45, which meant you started seeing light at about 5. The sun set a little after 9, and you could still see daylight after 10. The sky was only black for about 7 hours a day. It was awesome.
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I was out there 2 years ago. I didn’t want to leave.
 
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GAVol said:
I was out there 2 years ago. I didn’t want to leave.
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I was surprised that I ended up liking Grand Teton way more than Yellowstone. Don't get me wrong - Yellowstone is gorgeous and massive, but it was like Disney World. Really crowded. Tetons is smaller, less crowded, and honestly had more of a wow factor. Plus is right north of Jackson, which is an awesome town. I'd return to both, but at Yellowstone next time I think I'd probably stay totally on that northern loop. I can enjoy the geysers and hot springs only for so long I guess, but the mountains and canyons never get old.
 
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AV_12 said:
I know you’ve been on him. What’s the scoop? Good contact and approach just developing or not much power?
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Good raw power, just hasn’t shown it in game. That is a big boy homer run though, so it’s there.

Super athletic, great contact, doesn’t strike out a ton (under 15%) and walks a lot (10%). If he starts to elevate the ball more, he’ll be a top 100 prospect.
 
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