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Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 8 picks

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1 - Red Sox
2 - Braves
3 - Guardians
4 - Mets
5 - Phillies
6 - Dodgers
7 - Orioles
8 - Astros

Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 6 recap

@pj is hacking. or he's got an in with Ohtani's interpreter 

Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 7 picks

1 - Red Sox
2 - Braves
3 - Guardians
4 - Mets
5 - Phillies
6 - Dodgers
7 - Orioles

Chess joke

no, I believe you need to post the new url after your move. When I click on the url I posted, I do not see your move

Jurickson Profar

again..I don't think it's luck...seems like it could be sustainable and I just want to know how he's doing it. Take a look also at his barrel % and hard hit % - both are way up compared to his career numbers

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I'd like to know what Profar did this year to get better this year. Year 12 of his career and he's all of a sudden hitting 100 points above his career AVG with pop. I also checked his BABIP and it's consistent with his career. So it's not luck..... bummed I didn't snag him in my league when I had the chance
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can anyone make a move on this? or just you @bordalix? how does it work?

Hey @ek I think this is a sign to bring back ~chess 👀

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Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 6 picks 

1 - Red Sox
2 - Braves
3 - Guardians
4 - Mets
5 - Phillies
6 - Dodgers

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Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 4 recap

1st strike for me! Is anyone still strikeless? 

Outdoors

I completed 14,000 steps per day for 17 straight days to win 1 mil sats

Bitcoiner and YouTuber Oliver Velez put out a challenge to win 1 million sats. The challenge was to walk at least 14k steps a day every day until the halving (April 3rd - April 20th). This is a link to my thread where I tracked my journey daily with a 1 minute video recap of each day 1-17 and a screenshot of my steps https://x.com/NEEDcreations/status/1775706558896148588

I didn't win the challenge, because multiple people completed it and the tie breaker was total steps (the winner walked 2.5x more total steps than me, including 100,000+ steps on the last day!). Even though I didn't win, I was very proud of my dedication and persistence to get this done. You can do anything that you put your mind to!

Brief summary: 
Day 1 was a rainy, cold day, and I thought to myself, "If I can complete 14k on this day, then the rest will be easy!"
Days 2-4 were ok, but I already developed blisters on my feet and they were pretty painful.
Days 5-6 I kind of wanted to quit, but I kept going.
Days 7-10 I had very busy days IRL so I had to dedicated very specific times to get the steps in, but I still was able to do it!
Days 11-14 I was really getting in a rhythm and 14k was just part of my normal day.
Days 15-17 were easiest because I could see the finish line!

Tips:
- At my walking pace I got about 100 steps per minute. That comes to 140 minutes of straight walking every day to get to 14k steps. Not too bad of a commitment when you think about it! I promise you, there is enough time in the day to complete it if you set your mind to it!
- I'm a school teacher, and I get about 4 minutes in between each class. I used those 4 minutes to get at least 500 steps in around the halls. This really helped. 
- Some days, I split up my walks into 3-4k segments. This only takes about a half hour each. This made getting 14k much more manageable. Every time I got to 10k, I just though, "I only have 4k more!"
- I started adding jogging to my steps about 2/3 of the way through the challenge and that really sped things up. I'm currently 34 years old and over 300 pounds and I haven't really jogged in probably 15 years. It felt AMAZING jogging again, and I was so happy that I started. I'm jogging every time I go to the gym nowadays.  

What I learned about myself:
- I learned that if I set my mind to something, I can do it
- I learned that even a 300 pound man can jog. No excuses!
- I learned that prioritizing health makes your whole life better. I felt amazing during the challenge (besides a few blisters) and I've used this positive momentum to increase my daily workouts at the gym and walking/jogging outside

Since becoming a Bitcoin maxi and seeing the truth, loyalty and good health from most of the Bitcoiners I meet, I have been trying really hard to get back in good shape. You can track most of my journey by searching the hashtag #NEEDhealth on Twitter. 

Thanks for reading, and God bless!

*shoutout to my friend Sunny who tagged me in Oliver's post which alerted me to the challenge!!

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bitcoin

Trust the Plan. 

sdrops

Don't reply to this if you're actually Michael Saylor 

1 - Red Sox
2 - Braves
3 - Guardians
4 - Mets
5 - Phillies

Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 4 Picks

1 - Red Sox
2 - Braves
3 - Guardians
4 - Mets

Stacker Sports- MLB Survivor Pool- Week 2 recap

when Story went down we went from solid fielding to the worst fielding team in MLB. If rafaela can handle short AND start hitting, and if Devers isn't hurt (he's started the year horrible), then I think we have good enough pitching to get to the playoffs. Then anything can happen

I was sure I was getting a strike this week....9th inning comeback from the braves saved me and the others!