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We do have a discussion thread on the Coronavirus if you want to get more in depth about that particular discussion, found in the Current Affairs club.

So, Simmons has a right to his opinion, but Stu does not?

His anti-vaccine stances were well-known prior to his contracting it and spreading it to his teammates. A lot of ifs in that, however, it's a decision between him and his doctor, and not one to be peddled on the internet

I think the gist is if he were Steve Carlton great, then people would put up with it, it's not about believing him more

Perhaps this was stated in one of the previous articles, but I was wondering how these rankings were done? How many of you weighed in on this?

Thanks for sharing! I grew up in Winona ... Trempealeau isn't far from there ... we used to drive to the Trempealeau Hotel for dinner on occasion for some of their famous walnut balls!

what a game to have missed. Damn work. Glad they stretched Ober out another inning ...

Depends on the pie ... kidney pie ... no matter the number of slices, I'm giving you mine

Technically, I think it's 'ick' ... but that would depend on where he wants you to pinch him

Especially not to Chief, not even close

Good list ... forgot about Como Park Zoo and Conservatory! I love the Conservatory, especially in winter!

Welcome to the game threads, newcomer

Ooou ... surprised I missed both of those ... yeah ... Minnehaha Falls is always a favorite spot of mine and one I stop at whenever I'm in town, because, it's a favorite spot. The Great Mall ... nieces and nephews always liked the activities there ... the rides. Is it the Log Ride that goes past the Killebrew homerun seats? Moved before they added the aquarium.

I think that should read ... 'Yah suuure, you betcha!'

Okay ... but to keep this thread on track, we are talking about baseball. If you want to talk about the shape of sports in general, you can start a thread in the Sports Bar forum. Thanks.

How far outside the park are you looking for things to do? In Minneapolis, there is the Mill City Museum ... however I think it may still be closed. But you can wander the ruins park and walk across the Stone Arch Bridge. There are a few easy trails on the other side along the river. There is also the St. Anthony Falls lock and dam ... I think there might be a visitor center there or a viewing deck. And I think they have paddle boat excursions that go down river and back. Maybe those leave from Boom Island? There is the Sculpture Garden at the Walker Art Center ... kids like the Cherry and Spoon sculpture. Or maybe rent a kayak or peddle boat at Lake Calhoun. I don't live in Minneapolis any more and it's been a while, so not sure what all is still around. Not sure how long you will be in town and how far you want to venture, but these are some suggestions you can 'google' and see if it might be something you and your son would be interested in.

I was before he started tonight

Well ... maybe this is his final shot before being dfa'd. and this is enough for me

And neither did Jimenez. This sucks.

Why is Burrows pitching? Is there something I'm missing?

How Minnesotan of you!

Well, **** ... that's my description of the season

I think autocorrect is an actual person having fun with us

okay ... do you mind if I edit that to read correctly?