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DEN, LV, PIT, LAC, GB, PHI (6 teams) combined in the first half of their primetime games this week: 29 points
SEA (1 team) in the first half of their game this week: 38 points
Fox failed to mention the runners advanced with Verdugo out of play! Rule 5.06(b)(3)(C):
Each runner, other than the batter, may without liability to be put out, advance one base when: A fielder, after catching a fly ball, steps or falls into any out-of-play area.
If you are looking for me elsewhere at this time:
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I guess it's still preseason for some graphic artist at ESPN MNF that created an "Aaron Rogers" break bump.
Raymie Humbert retweeted
It’s official! The Arizona Abortion Access Act is on the ballot as Proposition 139! This is Arizona's chance to restore and protect the right to access abortion care, once and for all. Vote YES on Prop 139!
ALT White background with purple text at top that says, “We’re on the ballot!” followed by a festive purple and orange banner hanging. The center in large text says, “Proposition 139” with pictures of people on either side. Beneath it says, “Vote YES on Prop. 139 in November.”
Big day for Type Supply, whose Balto is now the body copy typeface for @KamalaHarris.
The display typeface shows up as "Fearless", which must be a custom given its name. It is similar—but not identical—to the Harris 2020 compressed sans.
typesupply.com/fonts/balto
Joe Buck hyping the kickoff is @SickosCommittee-style behavior, and I'm here for it.
On paper, the 101-store C&S Safeway operation would be a slightly smaller grocer than ACI today with two ex-Albertsons DCs in the Valley. It would retain almost all the Phoenix stores, half the Tucson stores, and a scattering of outstate stores from Fort Mohave to Sierra Vista.
Meanwhile, there may very well only be zero or two stores carrying the Albertsons name. C&S isn't getting the rights to use it but is getting 25 of the 30 stores. Yuma could go Safeway or Fry's. Tucson is the wild card.
Three Albertsons would become Safeway; 10 Safeways and the other three Albertsons would be rebannered by Kroger. Kroger might decide to abandon the Albertsons name here too and integrate them with Fry's.
Tucson is where things get weird fast. In Southern Arizona, 3 of 6 Tucson Albertsons, 4 of 14 Tucson Safeways, plus one Safeway apiece in Green Valley, Oro Valley, and Vail (and Sierra Vista) are being divested.
Yuma is an oddity for Albertsons. The company had stores there 15 years before debuting in the rest of AZ, and the two stores there are union, unlike other Albertsons-banner stores in AZ (but like the Safeways). I do wonder if they can keep 4 stores there long-term.
I just parsed the entire Kroger-Albertsons divestiture list for Arizona.
It's an interesting mix of consequences.