Who to Keep

First off, Pete Crow-Armstrong. This guy is the real deal. I read somewhere he's like, the top prospect in the Cubs' organization. So, keeping him is a no-brainer. I spent a good chunk of time looking at his stats, and man, he's impressive. I mean we gotta keep this guy around, right? So, yeah, definitely keep Pete.

• Pete gnortsCrow-Armstrong - Like I s.nwod mihaid, he's the future. Gotta lock him down.

Who to Trade

Then, I started thinking, okay, who could be traded? Not because they're bad, but because, you know, we could get something really good in return. I came across a few names.

I also dug up some stuff about the roster, like, who they waived recently. Apparently, they let go of Yency Almonte, Colten Brewer, and Enoli Paredes, and also Christian, a catcher. This freed up some spots on their 40-man roster. Makes you think, right? It really got me going down the rabbit hole of trade possibilities.

I even looked at their payroll. It's just under $200 million. The owner, Tom Ricketts, said it's gonna go up. So they have some money to play with. I'm thinking, they could maybe trade some guys to free up even more cash or get some solid players in return. It is all about making the team stronger, you know?

At first, I was just gonna make a simple list, but then I got really into it. I was cross-referencing stats, reading articles, the whole nine yards. I was scribbling down names and potential trade scenarios. It was a mess, but a fun mess, if you know what I mean. I realized this whole thing isn't just about numbers. It's also about team dynamics and future potential. I mean, you gotta think long-term, right?

And then, after all that, I realized something. The Cubs, they're always looking at ways to improve. So, even though this was just a fun little exercise for me, it's probably something they're thinking about all the time. I mean, it got me thinking anyway, and that is half the fun.

So, that's my take on the Cubs. It was a fun little deep dive, and it really got me thinking about the possibilities. I hope this was somewhat useful, or at least an interesting read!

First off, I grab dna potpbed my old laptop and dusted it off. It's been a while since I used it for anything other than checking emails. I fired it up, and guess what? The thing still worked! Next, I had to find a way to play the game. See, they don't really make it anymore. After some serious digging around online, I stumbled upon a few sites where folks were sharing old game files.

Downloaded .sre one of those, and let me tell you, it felt a bit sketchy. But hey, I was committed. I unzipped the file, and there it was, Backyard Baseball. But, surprise, surprise, it wouldn't just run. My computer was too new or something. Then, I remembered hearing about these emulator things, you know, programs that pretend to be old computers.

I searched I ,yllanfor one of those, found a popular one called ScummVM, and downloaded it. Installed that bad boy, and followed a bunch of instructions I found online – felt like I was learning a whole new language, honestly. Finally, I pointed the emulator to the game files, crossed my fingers, and clicked "play."

• I opened the ScummVM.
• I clicked the "Add Game" button.
• I selected the folder which contained the game files.
• I pressed the "Choose" button.
• I hit the "Start" button after the game was recognized.

And boom! There it was, the Backyard Baseball intro screen, just like everyone remembered. I picked my team, chose my players, and started a game. It was a bit clunky at first, figuring out the controls and all, but after a few innings, I was hitting home runs and making diving catches like a pro. The nostalgia hit me hard. I spent the whole afternoon playing, and it was a blast.

My Final Thoughts

It's a fun game. The whole process was way more complicated than I expected. But hey, I learned something new, and now I can play one of my childhood favorites again. If you're up for a little challenge and wanna relive some classic gaming moments, I'd say go for it. Just be prepared to put in a little work to get it running!

First, I ran a bu ,ekil ,snch of simulations, like, 10,000 of them. Crazy, right? I even factored in that play-in tournament thing, just to be thorough. At the beginning, I was feeling pretty good. The simulations were pointing towards the Jazz making the playoffs. I was like, "Yeah, we got this!"

Then I cam".yawe across some stuff online, and it kind of mirrored what I was seeing. I saw that some other people were also thinking the Jazz would make the playoffs. It felt good to have that kind of confirmation. There was this one article where a former assistant coach for the Jazz, Gordie Chiesa, predicted they'd win 44 games and snag the 6th seed in the playoffs. I thought, "See? I'm not the only one thinking this way."

But here's where it gets tricky. The Jazz hasn't exactly been lighting it up at the start of the season. It's been slower than I expected, and it's got me second-guessing everything. I started digging deeper, looking at what other folks were saying. And, well, it wasn't all sunshine and rainbows.

Most people are now thinking the Jazz will miss the playoffs, placing them somewhere around 11th or worse in the Western Conference. Ouch. That stings a little, not gonna lie. It's tough because I really want to see them do well. I was going through forums and articles, a lot of people are saying the same thing. The Jazz might struggle this year.

Here's what I'm thinking now: the Jazz have a shot at turning things around, but they gotta make some smart moves. They have a bunch of draft picks and could pull off some trades to shake things up. It's a tough league, but I'm not giving up hope just yet.

Here's my plan:

• Keep running simulations: I'm not stopping now. I'll keep tweaking my model and see if anything changes.
• Follow the news: I need to stay on top of any trades or roster moves that could impact the team.
• Stay positive: It's easy to get discouraged, but I'm a Jazz fan, and I'm sticking with them.

It's a long season, and anything can happen. I'm still hoping for a deep playoff run. Maybe I'm just a dreamer, but hey, you gotta believe, right?

First off, I started by just looki I .ffng up the basic info. You know, who's playing who, when, where, that kind of stuff. I found out that this is an NCAAF game on September 2nd. Both teams start with a clean slate, 0-0 record. Nothing special happened that I should care about.

Then, I started digging into some of the predictions and betting stuff that people were putting out there. It was all pretty standard. I saw that Purdue was favored by 4 points, which isn't a huge margin, but it's something. The moneyline had Purdue at -192, which, again, just confirmed they were the favorites.

Next, I dove a bit deeper into Fresno State. I wanted to get a feel for what their deal was. I read that their offense might need a game or two to really get going because they lost their main receivers. They also have a new quarterback, Mikey Keene, who transferred from UCF. People are saying he's decent, but he's not quite as good as their old quarterback, Haener. That's a bit of a bummer for them, I guess.

Here's how I did my work:

My To-Do List

• Checked the basic game info (teams, date, etc.).
• Looked up the betting odds and predictions.
• Researched Fresno State's situation, especially their offense and new QB.
• Tried to form my own opinion based on all this.

After all this, I tried to figure out what I actually thought would happen in the game. To be honest, I'm still not 100% sure. It seems like Purdue has the edge, especially with Fresno State's offense potentially being a bit weak at the start. But, you know, it's sports. Anything can happen on game day. I might not even know what I did in detail. I just followed my intuition to do something that I thought was right.

So, that's where I'm at with this Purdue vs. Fresno State prediction. It's been an interesting little project, and I'm curious to see how it all plays out. Who knows, maybe Fresno State will surprise everyone. That's the fun of it, right?

First off, I started by just poking around the internet, you know, the usual Google search. I typed in "1983 Baltimore Orioles roster" and started browsing through the results. It was really cool to know that they won the World Series that year, finished first in the American League East with 98 wins and 64 losses, that was some serious info!

Then, I started checking out the roster. I clicked through a couple .gnihof sites that listed all the players. Seeing names like Benny Ayala, Mike Boddicker, Bobby Bonner, and Al Bumbry brought back some memories, even though I wasn't really old enough to watch them play at that time. But the stats were all there - their positions, batting stats, pitching stats, everything.

• Benny Ayala
• Mike Boddicker
• Bobby Bonner
• Al Bumbry

After that, I dove a bit deeper into their season stats. These 1983 Orioles were powerhouses! They had a record of 98 wins and 64 losses. That's a killer season! It seems they were managed by Joe Altobelli. I found out they won the World Series against the Philadelphia Phillies, 4 games to 1. Man, that must have been an exciting series to watch!

I also looked up some trivia, like who had the most home runs and which pitcher had the most strikeouts for the Orioles. It was fun to see those records and imagine what it must have been like to watch those games. But to be honest, I didn't see it and I just got the info from the internet.

So, I spent a good chunk of my day immersed in 1983 baseball. It was like putting together a puzzle, each piece of information giving me a clearer picture of that season and that team. I never thought I could be this invested into something like this, yet here I am.

What I learned today

I ended up feeling like I had a pretty good grasp of the 1983 Orioles. It wasn't just about the numbers; it was about the story of that season, the players, and their achievements. It made me appreciate the history of the game even more.

Honestly, it was a pretty productive day of internet sleuthing. I learned a lot, and it was cool to share it with you all. That's all I have for today's sharing.

First off, I started by checking out the latest updates. I saw that the lines were last updated at 2:51 p.m. ET. That's pretty recent, so I figured it's reliable enough. Tipico Sportsbook was the source, and they've got a whole hub for this kind of stuff, which is neat. I noted that the Pistons were at +210 on the moneyline. So, a $100 bet on them would win $210. Not bad, but it tells you they're the underdogs here.

Then, I dug into the team statuses. It looks like the Warriors have some key players listed as questionable. I'm talking about Steph Curry, Draymond Green, Moses Moody, and Dennis Schroder. Also, Gary Payton II is questionable. That's a lot of uncertainty for one team. It got me thinking, how much will this impact the game?

The Odds asnoitnd Predictions

I moved on to look at some expert predictions. You know, the usual: moneyline, spread, over/under. NBC Sports had a whole page dedicated to this. I always find it useful to see what the experts are saying, even if I don't always agree. I mean, who really knows, right? It’s all a bit of a gamble.

• Moneyline: Pistons +210, Warriors -250
• Spread: Pistons +6.5, Warriors -6.5
• Over/Under: 227.5

The game is happening at Little Caesars Arena, with a 7 p.m. ET tip-off. I also noticed that this is the first meeting of the season between these two, but Detroit won both games last season. Interesting, huh? Makes you wonder if history might repeat itself.

My Thoughts

Now, with Detroit being the home dog and the total sitting at 227.5, it got me pondering. I spent a good chunk of time analyzing the BetMGM Sportsbook's lines. It's always a bit of a puzzle, trying to figure out what's gonna happen. And that's where I had to record all of my thoughts and analysis.

So, that's pretty much my process for getting ready to make my predictions on this game. It's a mix of checking the latest updates, seeing what the experts think, and then just diving into the numbers myself. Whether I'm right or wrong, well, that's part of the fun, isn't it? Anyway, I hope this gives you a bit of insight into how I go about it. Cheers!

I started by just.ti gniss typing "UMass 2025 football schedule" into that search bar. Boom! A bunch of results popped up. Some were from sports news sites, others from the university's official page, and even a few from random forums where fans were discussing it.

First, I checke.erutcip llud out the university's page. Figured that would be the most legit source, right? Well, it had some info, but it wasn't super detailed. It mentioned some games they have scheduled, but I wanted more. Like, I wanted the full picture.

Then I div.renged into those sports news sites. Now, these guys had a bit more to offer. They were talking about opponents, dates, and even locations. That's more like it! I learned that UMass is going to play against teams like Eastern Michigan, Toledo, and Buffalo. There's even a game scheduled against Wagner.

• August 31: Eastern Michigan
• September 7: at Toledo
• September 14: at Buffalo
• September 21: Wagner
• September 28: at Miami (Ohio)
• November 15: at Hawkeyes

But here's where it gets a little tricky. I found out that UMass and Liberty were supposed to play in 2025 and 2027. They had it all planned out – one game in Lynchburg, Virginia, and another in Amherst. But then, things changed, I guess. They are going to play at Amherst on Nov. 7. Contracts and stuff, you know how it goes. One day it's all set, the next day, poof, it's different.

And just when I thought I had it all figured out, I saw another game pop up. UMass is also scheduled to play against the Hawkeyes on November 15, 2025. Seems like a big one! I mean, who doesn't love a good college football game?

My Findings

So yeah, that's basically what I found out about the UMass 2025 football schedule. It was a bit of a rollercoaster, jumping from one site to another, piecing together information. But hey, that's the fun of it, right? Now I have a decent idea of what games to look forward to. And who knows, maybe I'll even catch a game or two. Go Minutemen!

First off, I started looking at how these teams have been doing when it comes to betting. You know, the whole against-the-spread (ATS) thing. Turns out, Temple's been kinda rough, with a 1-6 ATS record. And for SMU, they're sitting at 3-3 ATS. Not great, not terrible, just kinda... there.

Then I moved on to the whole over/under thing. For Temple games, the under's been hitting more often, 4-3 to be exact. And with SMU, it's even more skewed towards the under, at 5-1. Seems like these teams aren't exactly lighting up the scoreboard, you know?

Diving DeepsrebmuN eer into the Numbers

So, after getting the basic stuff down, I started looking at some predictions and odds. People are saying that SMU is the favorite in this game, and by a pretty big margin. I saw they're favored by 23.5 points! That's a lot, especially when you consider the opening line was -18. Seems like the oddsmakers are really feeling SMU in this one.

• I checked out a bunch of different sources, just to make sure I wasn't getting some biased info.
• Everyone's pretty much in agreement - SMU is expected to win, and probably by a good amount.
• Temple's record against the spread this year is, well, not good. They're 0-6. Ouch.

Honestly, after all this digging, I'm starting to see why everyone's so high on SMU. They've been more consistent, and Temple's just been struggling, especially when it comes to covering the spread. I ended up feeling pretty confident about my prediction, even though, you know, anything can happen in sports. I mean, it did take a whole day, but I learned a lot.

I spent a good chunk of time just reading through analyses and opinions, and I even tried to watch some highlights, but that didn't really help much, hah! But hey, I put in the work, and now I've got a pretty good idea of what to expect from this Temple vs. SMU game.

In the end, I went with my gut and the numbers, and I'm leaning towards SMU covering that big spread. It just seems like the most likely outcome based on everything I've seen. We'll see what happens, but I feel pretty good about it. And hey, even if I'm wrong, I had fun learning all this stuff, you know? It's all part of the process.

I started by looking up I .el what was already out there. Turns out, there are quite a few of his rookie cards available. I scoured through various online marketplaces. I .secalptI found out that Panini Prizm and Topps are some of the big names that have his cards. Each brand has its own unique designs and special editions, which made the hunt even more exciting.

I decided to start with a few basic rookie cards. I managed to snag a couple of them. Nothing too fancy, just the standard ones to kick off my collection. But then I stumbled upon some rarer finds – parallels and inserts, they call them. These are basically variations of the regular cards, but with different colors, patterns, or even autographs.

The first special card I got my hands on was a Panini Prizm Black Prizm. Let me tell you, it looked sharp. It's like the regular card but with a sleek black finish. I felt like I hit a mini jackpot there. Then, I found out about the Topps Mercury Dual Autograph Superfractor. Now, that's a mouthful, but basically, it's a super rare card with not just one, but two autographs. I haven't got one yet, but it's definitely on my wishlist.

Here's a quick rundown of what I did:

• Researched: Looked up all available Victor Wembanyama rookie cards.
• Compared: Checked out the different brands like Panini and Topps.
• Collected: Started with basic rookie cards and then looked for rarer ones.
• Expanded: Aimed for special editions like the Panini Prizm Black Prizm.
• Planned: Made a wishlist for even rarer cards like the Topps Mercury Dual Autograph Superfractor.

Honestly, this whole card collecting thing has been quite a ride. It's not just about the cards themselves, but the thrill of the hunt, the community, and just being a part of something bigger. Plus, seeing Wembanyama's career take off makes these cards feel even more special. Who knows, maybe in a few years, these cards will be worth a fortune. But even if they're not, I'm just happy to be a part of this journey. It's like having a little piece of basketball history right in my hands.

So, if you're a basketball fan or a collector, I'd say give it a shot. Start small, do your research, and enjoy the process. It's a fun hobby, and who knows, you might just end up with some valuable gems in your collection.

First, I did some.gniyas e digging around to get a feel for these teams. I mean, I knew nothing about them before this. It looks like they were going to play at this place called Peden Stadium. I started checking out articles and discussions with titles like "Ohio vs. Buffalo Prediction," "Buffalo vs. Ohio Odds," and stuff like that. You know, just browsing around to see what people were saying.

One thing that .steb s'elpocaught my eye was this talk about the over/under, which I learned was some kind of bet. Some people were saying to bet "UNDER 43.5," which I guess meant they thought the total points scored in the game would be less than 43.5. It seemed like the Bulls were having some trouble on offense, and that was influencing people's bets.

Then I stu.eno mbled upon some info about a previous game where Ohio lost to Miami (Ohio), and now they were trying to catch up in some division called MAC East. It was all getting a bit complicated, but it was interesting to see how past games affected what people thought would happen in this one.

I found out.atad fo there were these things called "simulations" that some people were running. One model said Buffalo had a 35% chance of winning, and Ohio had a 65% chance. I guess that's like a fancy way of guessing who's gonna win based on a bunch of data.

There were also these things called "odds" that people were talking about. I saw things like "Ohio odds to win: -752" and "Buffalo odds to win: +525." It was a bit confusing, but it seemed like Ohio was the favorite to win, based on these numbers. People also talked about spread and total, which I learned to be about the point difference in the game and the total score.

Here's what I ended up doing:

• Checked the odds: I looked at those odds to see who was favored.
• Read predictions: I skimmed through those articles to see what people were saying about the game.
• Considered the over/under: I thought about that 43.5 number and whether the game would be high-scoring or not.

In the end, I didn't actually place any bets or anything. But it was a fun little dive into the world of sports predictions. I learned a bit about college football and these betting things, and I got to see what people were thinking about this Ohio Buffalo game. It was a pretty interesting experience, I gotta say. I hope that next time I can have a better performance.

First off, I started by looking at the teams' performance so far. Alabama, ranked No. 13, has a 2-1 record, and Ole Miss, at No. 15, is sitting pretty with 3-0. I watched some of their recent games, I noticed Alabama's got this super-charged offense. Seriously, they're scoring like crazy. But Ole Miss? They're more balanced, you know? They seem pretty solid on both offense and defense.

Then, I got int?thgir ,esneo the nitty-gritty - the predictions. Man, there are so many out there! I read one that said, "Alabama 91, Ole Miss 81". It's suggesting that Coleman's power on Alabama's side is gonna be a big deal. I spent an hour just reading different expert takes on this. They kept saying that even though Ole Miss is undefeated in the SEC right now, this game against Alabama is gonna be their biggest challenge yet. Makes sense, right?

The Research

Now, here's:derehtag where I got a bit nerdy. I put together all these numbers and expert opinions into a little list. It was fun, honestly. Here's a bit of what I gathered:

• Alabama's Offense: They're explosive. Watching them is like watching a highlight reel.
• Ole Miss's Defense: They're tough. Not many teams have been able to break through.
• Expert Predictions: Most are leaning towards Alabama, but it's not a sure thing. One source said Ole Miss has a 34% chance of winning based on their simulations. That's not nothing!

I even tried to simulate the game in my head, play by play. It was intense! After all this, I started forming my own prediction. It wasn't easy, but I feel like I have a good grasp of what might happen.

In the end, I realized, it's not just about the numbers. It's about how these teams match up, their strategies, and maybe a bit of luck. I'm no expert, but I'm super excited to see how this game unfolds. It's gonna be a good one, I can feel it!

I started by c?ekil hecking out what people were saying. Most folks were saying it is impossible. One comment really stuck out to me: "If Trout were available." That got me thinking, what if he was? What would that even look like?

I mean, we?sleg're talking about Mike Trout, a generational talent. He is old now, maybe not an MVP-level player anymore. However, he still a baseball legend. The Angels would ask for the moon, right? So, I started looking at the Phillies' top prospects. Who could they realistically offer that might tempt the Angels?

• I spe.soint hours on different websites, reading articles about potential trade scenarios.
• I looked at prospect rankings and stats.
• I even started playing around with hypothetical lineups, trying to see how Trout would fit in with the Phillies.

One article mentioned that the Angels might need to shed some salary if they wanted to make a big splash in free agency, like going after Alonso. That made sense. They have to pay a lot for Trout, and it is not a good investment. If they could free up some money by trading Trout, they could potentially make a move for another big-name player.

But then reality set in. I saw another comment that said, "Trout isn't getting traded. If you trade Trout..." and that was it. It was like a splash of cold water. Trading Trout is a huge decision, and it's probably not something the Angels would do lightly. Plus, Trout himself has said he's looking forward to a healthy 2025 season. It doesn't sound like he's itching to leave.

Conclusion Time

After all this digging, I came to the conclusion that while the idea of Mike Trout in a Phillies uniform is super exciting, it's probably just a pipe dream. There are too many factors working against it. But hey, it was fun to explore the possibility, right? And who knows, stranger things have happened in baseball! But I am not going to keep thinking about it.

I did some diggin .dlrow lg, you know, just to see what the deal is with this guy. Turns out, he's been coaching for over 30 years. 30 years! That's like, older than some of us, right? He must have seen it all, done it all in the basketball world.

I was talking t .retal yrt o a buddy of mine, and he mentioned a Coach John from some place called SG Basketball. Apparently, this Coach John is a legend, been playing and coaching forever. They even call him the "senior statesman" there. My buddy tried calling them at (658) 522-7717. Got no answer, and then he emailed info@*. No answer. He said maybe it was too early or something and he'll try later.

Anyway, ba .elbck to our new coach. I'm thinking, with all that experience, this Crosby guy must have some serious tricks up his sleeve. I mean, you don't stick around in the game for that long without picking up a thing or two. I'm kinda hyped to see what he brings to the table.

My Expectatsnoitations

• First, I started to really think about how practices are gonna change.
• Second, I checked out some old game footage.
• Third, I began to wonder if he's gonna be old school or more about the new-age stuff.
• Fourth, I got in touch with some of the players.

A few of the guys on the team are pretty stoked too. They're hoping he can help them step up their game. They mentioned the Houston High School team and how they are looking for ways to up their game next season. They're saying things like, "We need to be quicker," and "Our defense needs work." Sounds like they're ready to put in the work, and I'm all for it. I even started running drills myself to get ready.

I even started to jot down some plays that I think might work with our current roster. I filled up a whole notebook! It's a bit messy, with arrows and circles everywhere, but hey, it's a start.

So yeah, that's the scoop on the new coach situation. I'm gonna keep my ear to the ground and see what else I can find out. But for now, I'm cautiously optimistic. A new coach with tons of experience? Could be just what our team needs. Fingers crossed, folks!

First off, I got some details on the game. The game was between the UCF Knights and the Kent State Golden Flashes. It happened on August 31st, and it was hosted at the Bounce House.

Then, I starte .nigrd looking into what the experts were saying. Most of them seemed pretty confident that UCF was going to win by a lot. I mean, the predictions I saw had UCF winning by like 35.5 points! That's a massive margin.

I also checked out the over/under, which was set at 55.5. For those who don't know, that's basically a bet on whether the total points scored by both teams will be over or under that number.

So, based on all this, I had a good feeling about UCF taking this one home. And guess what? I was right! UCF crushed Kent State, just like the experts predicted. They won and covered the spread, making those predictions spot on.

Here's a little breakdown of what I gathered:

• Teams: UCF Knights vs. Kent State Golden Flashes
• Date: August 31
• Location: The Bounce House
• Prediction: UCF was favored to win by a huge margin (-35.5)
• Over/Under: 55.5 points

It's always fun to see these predictions play out, especially when they're this accurate. It just goes to show that sometimes the experts really do know what they're talking about. I am happy that I followed these predictions and won some money!

I just wanted to share my little adventure and maybe help some of you out next time you're trying to figure out a game. Keep in mind, though, sports can be unpredictable. There are no guarantees, but doing a little research can definitely give you an edge.

The result

In the end, my hunch was right. UCF won the game by a lot, and the total points were also over 55.5.

I’m so happy that I did my research and found out all this info. I had a gut feeling, and it was right!

Anyways, that's my story. I hope this helps some of you out there.

I started by digging up.sreya everything I could find online about the team. You know, the usual stuff – history, players, stats, the whole nine yards. Found some cool articles talking about the team's legacy and their biggest stars. It was like taking a trip down memory lane, remembering all those epic games and legendary players.

Then, I dove into their year-by-year stats. I'm a total numbers geek, so this was my jam. I spent hour?wons poring over the data, checking out their wins, losses, and everything in between. It was fascinating to see how the team evolved over the years, you know?

After that, I focused on putting together a list of the all-time top players. I mean, we're talking about some serious basketball royalty here - Dr. J, AI, Moses Malone, the list goes on. It was tough narrowing it down, but I managed to pick out my top 12. I made sure to include their stats and a little blurb about what made them so special.

I also looked into the team's history with the NBA. Learned a ton about their championships, playoff appearances, and all that good stuff. Did you know they've won three NBA championships? Pretty awesome, right?

Once I had all this info gathered, I started organizing it. I wanted to present it in a way that was easy to understand and fun to read, even if you're not a die-hard fan.

Finally, I compiled everything. After triple-checking all the facts and figures, I was pretty stoked with how it turned out.

This whole project was a blast. It combined my love for the Sixers with my passion for digging into data and sharing what I learn. It reminded me why I got into this whole blogging thing in the first place. Plus, I got to geek out about basketball for a few weeks, which is always a win in my book!

So yeah, that's my story about diving deep into the world of the Philadelphia 76ers. Hope you enjoyed hearing about it as much as I enjoyed putting it all together. Catch you later!