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Ugh ... no, not by a long shot. I've wanted Donaldson on my team since he played for the A's. I'm happy he's a Twin. This is so unworthy of a question, imho.

heh ... Giolito ... 'It was a classless move' ... you know what's classless, Gio? Cheating.

The first photo came 2nd, the western sky after the rain in the 2nd photo passed through

And here is the White Sox lineup: 1. Tim Anderson (R ) SS 2. Brian Goodwin (L) CF 3. Jose Abreu (R ) 1B 4. Yasmani Grandal (S) DH 5. Zack Collins (L) C 6. Andrew Vaughn (R ) LF 7. Gavin Sheets (L) RF 8. Leury Garcia (S) 3B 9. Danny Mendick (R ) 2B

Today’s webcam view … and this is in the direction of the stadium and not a camera perspective that was extremely misleading to the actual weather we have been and are having. Hopefully by game time this will pass but we are getting more rain over the next couple of hours. At game time the chance of rain is only at 40-50%.

We had some pretty horrific weather over the weekend with a lot a lot of rain and flooding ... the ground is pretty saturated, not to mention the rain we got on top of that today and were predicted to get. Yes, there were some breaks in the rain ... but the photo you posted, you can clearly see the start of gray clouds moving in from the west ... that one snip didn't tell the whole story by a long shot. I live here ... and the weather was awful all weekend. And given the time the game was called, I wasn't in the least surprised. However, it's not projected to be much better through the week, they might have been smart by trying to fit the game in today. We'll see.

I should get out my phone, stand out on my balcony and start taking pics for proof! Too late now as it's completely dark out

Lol ... okay ... so ... not only is the Field Museum NE of the stadium, that view is looking north and the stadium is west and south of there ... notice the clouds moving in? Yeah ... those gray ones on the left (from the west)? It's crappy here.

I'm not sure what forecast you were looking at, but clear skies is not part of it ... we had a thunderstorm roll through around 3 this afternoon, with continuing rain off and on since then ... it's currently cloudy and wet outside with more t-storms on the horizon. As I just posted above, the whole week is in question.

The whole week could be in peril ... supposed to rain/t-storm the next couple of days ...

lol ... that is where I muted the TV and got busy and didn't unmute it until this last half inning

Nice play ... Eddie! Still ❤️ you

NELLIE!!!!! WOOOOO!

Trust me ... don't watch the replay ... of course, I said that ... you probably will ... big, big, BIG cringe

2nd baseman Clemente running back for a short pop, Naylor running in from RF ... was a collision ... Naylor landed HORRIBLY on his right leg/ankle ... ugh

That is just ... ugh ... hate to see that of anyone

oh ouch ... that is a replay I don't need to see ... did you see how he landed on that leg?

We are in severe weather alert in ChiTown ... the tornado warning just ended, but now serious t-storms ... and, of course, flash flood warnings, too. Fun times.

Is 3 a lot?

define 'very drunbk'

Oh, I know how to work a crowd ... scaring people into giving me money is quite effective

Close. This is me in my performance make up

I work in the classical symphonic world ... I no longer perform, but I have an integral position for performances ... so ... the orchestra plays, I'm working, they don't and I don't

In Duluth, make sure to stop at Canal Park and watch a big ship come into port. Others have mentioned other places ... Gooseberry, Split Rock ... lots of beautiful state parks nearby. In Minneapolis, I tell everyone to visit the Mill City Museum ... very interesting, very worth it. Then head to the Mill Ruins park and walk across the Stone Arch Bridge and follow the trails around the other side. And then walk down to Nicollet Island. The Walker Art Center and the Sculpture Garden. Minnehaha Falls. Those are some of my 'go to' places in Minneapolis.