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wtf time for another art dump already 😭😭😭 my goofy ass always forgetting to post smh

#1: deandemonology shitpost ??? elizabeth melrose actually doesn't like her husband and he actually hates her. this is canon lore.

#2: backrooms shitpost.

#3: lurking in shitpost. (and your first real glimpse of jay's redesign !!)

#4, 5, 6 + 7: lurking in shadow characters with warrior cats designs! these were wholly for fun, and honestly really good cat drawing practice.

#8: another album cover redraw! this time it's hozier's wasteland, baby! (and your very first glimpse of evan's design changes too!)

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Beautiful Thing (film)

Beautiful Thing é um filme de comédia romântica britânico de 1996 dirigido por Hettie MacDonald e lançado pela Channel 4 Films . O roteiro foi escrito por Jonathan Harvey com base em sua própria peça original de mesmo nome .

O filme foi originalmente concebido apenas para transmissão televisiva, mas foi tão bem recebido que posteriormente foi lançado nos cinemas. A atmosfera do filme é fortemente influenciada por uma trilha sonora composta quase inteiramente pelas músicas de The Mamas & the Papas e "Mama" Cass Elliot .

Trama

A história se passa e é filmada em Thamesmead , uma área da classe trabalhadora no sudeste de Londres, dominada por conjuntos habitacionais do pós-guerra , com uma cena-chave em um pub gay filmada no Greenwich Tavern , na vizinha Greenwich . 

Jamie ( Glen Berry ) é um adolescente apaixonado por seu colega de classe, Ste ( Scott Neal ). A mãe solteira de Jamie, Sandra ( Linda Henry ), está preocupada com planos ambiciosos de administrar seu próprio pub e tem uma lista de amantes em constante mudança; o último deles é Tony ( Ben Daniels ), um neo- hippie .

Sandra se vê em conflito com Leah ( Tameka Empson ), uma vizinha atrevida e rude que foi expulsa da escola, usa uma variedade de drogas e constantemente ouve e canta junto com os discos de Cass Elliot da mãe. Embora a homossexualidade de Jamie permaneça oculta, sua natureza introvertida e aversão ao futebol são motivos suficientes para que seus colegas o intimidem.

Ste, que mora com o irmão traficante e o pai abusivo e alcoólatra no apartamento ao lado do de Sandra e Jamie, apanha tanto do irmão que Sandra se compadece e o deixa dormir lá uma noite. Na falta de uma terceira cama, Ste tem que se contentar em dormir "da cabeça aos pés" com Jamie. Na segunda noite em que compartilham a cama, os meninos trocam de cama e Jamie beija Ste pela primeira vez.

Na manhã seguinte, Ste sai do apartamento antes de Jamie acordar e o evita por dias. Jamie cria coragem para roubar um Gay Times de uma banca de jornal, aparentemente começando a aceitar sua sexualidade e afeição por Ste. Jamie finalmente vê Ste em uma festa próxima e o confronta sobre seus sentimentos; eles se preparam para ir embora juntos. A festa termina mal, com Sandra se vingando de Leah por fofocar. Leah então ameaça "revelar" sobre Ste e Jamie e confessa ter acobertado Ste na frente de seu pai e irmão. Ste reage rejeitando Jamie com raiva e fugindo.

Lentamente, Ste aceita o amor de Jamie. O relacionamento deles se desenvolve enquanto visitam um pub gay juntos, mas Sandra os segue e descobre o segredo deles. O filme atinge seu clímax quando uma bad trip de Leah (usando uma droga não identificada) precipita o término de Sandra com Tony, a notícia do novo emprego de Sandra é divulgada e Sandra confronta Ste e Jamie sobre o relacionamento deles. Sandra passa a aceitar a sexualidade do filho.

O filme termina com os dois garotos dançando lentamente no pátio de seus apartamentos sociais ao som da música " Dream a Little Dream of Me ", de Cass Elliot, enquanto uma Sandra protetora dança desafiadoramente ao lado deles com Leah, enquanto os moradores locais observam. Alguns espectadores ficam chocados, outros desaprovam veementemente e outros apreciam o momento.

Elenco

Glen Berry como Jamie Gangel

Scott Neal como Ste Pearce

Linda Henry como Sandra Gangel

Ben Daniels como Tony

Tameka Empson como Leah Russell

Jeillo Edwards como Rose Russell

Anna Karen como Marlene

Sophie Stanton como Louise

Julie Smith como Gina

Terry Duggan como Kevin

Garry Cooper como Ronnie Pearce

Daniel Bowers como Trevor Pearce

Meera Syal como Srta. Chauhan

Martin Walsh como Sr. Bennett

Steven Martin como Ryan McBride

Andrew Fraser como Jayson

John Savage como Lenny

Ozdemir Mamodelally como Slasher

John Benfield como Rodney Barr

Davyd Harries como Oficial da Cervejaria

Beth Goddard como Oficial da Cervejaria

Marlene Sidaway como Betty

Liane Ware como Claire

Catherine Sanderson como Kelly

Dave Lynn como artista drag

Jonathan Harvey como Rainha da Cadeira de Rodas (não creditado)

Recepção crítica

Beautiful Thing recebeu muitos elogios da crítica contemporânea. O filme possui 91% de aprovação no site agregador de críticas Rotten Tomatoes, com base em 22 avaliações, com uma média ponderada de 6,67/10. O consenso do site diz: "Um drama envolvente que se passa na vida cotidiana e também é uma história de amadurecimento gay, Beautiful Thing captura seu lugar e época com profundidade e habilidade enganosas". 

Roger Ebert escreveu: "As cenas mais interessantes envolvem os personagens ao redor deles, que praticamente roubam a cena do filme. A vida dos meninos contém poucas surpresas, mas dos outros personagens há uma surpresa após a outra." Stephen Holden do The New York Times comentou: "A Sra. Henry está maravilhosa como uma mulher cujo espírito de luta mascara uma veia de ternura endurecida."

Beautiful Thing (1996) dir. Hettie Macdonald

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The Cost of Solar Panels -- and Are They Worth It?

You may be considering tapping into the sun’s energy to power your home, but know that putting in solar panels can be a process that isn’t the same for everyone. “Going solar is, for many reasons, a smart and admirable thing to do — if it’s the right fit and the right time for you,” says Zak Elgart, clean energy manager at Relay Power in the Boston area.

Before moving forward, you’ll want to consider the immediate expenses that adding solar panels will generate. You can also evaluate long-term benefits. Weighing the immediate and ongoing impact will help you make the right decision when it comes to solar panels for your home.

[See: 12 Ways to Save Money Without Trying.]

The Initial Cost of Solar Panels

Adding solar energy as a power source involves much more than just installing the panels. “Part of the process of going solar should include a detailed site survey, where any outside costs regarding roof replacement, tree removal, electrical upgrades and usage factors are identified and calculated into the project,” Elgart says. You may find that your roof needs to be repaired or upgraded to support the panels.

In addition, if your roof is scheduled to be replaced soon, such as within the next five years, that will be an important cost factor to consider. “Solar modules will last for 25 years, which is also the rated life of many shingle roof products,” says Steven Hegedus, professor of electrical and computer engineering at the University of Delaware and a senior scientist with the Institute of Energy Conversion. “You don’t want to have them installed on a roof that only has five to 10 years left in its warranty life.” Some solar installation companies operate with local roofing companies and may offer you a package deal.

Adding solar panels will differ from other roof projects. “There are costs associated with permitting, interconnections, system design, inspections and much more,” says Jayson Waller, founder and CEO of Powerhome Solar, who is based in Birmingham, Michigan. After installing the panels, you’ll have to pay for maintenance on them, which might include cleaning the panels once or twice a year.

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You may be eligible for a federal tax credit, along with state and municipality tax credits, depending on where you live. The current value of the federal solar tax credit is 26% until 2022. “This is significant for eligible homeowners because it gives them a dollar-for-dollar reduction in the amount of income tax they would otherwise owe,” Waller says. State and municipality tax credits vary. Some places, such as South Carolina, offer a 25% state tax credit on solar installations. If you live in South Carolina, you could receive a 51% credit on the net cost of your solar panels from the federal and state incentives.

[Read: Tax Write-Offs You Shouldn’t Overlook.]

The Long-Term Value of Solar Panels

After you’ve paid the initial upfront costs of solar panels, you may realize several monetary benefits over time. “Many states, cities or utility providers have incentives called solar or renewable energy credits that provide small payments to the owner for the electricity they generate,” Hegedus says. Most states also have a policy known as net metering, which allows you to sell any electricity you don’t use back to the grid. “If your state does not have this policy, you might want to consider batteries to store your excess energy and use it yourself at night,” Hegedus says.

As the years go by, you may recoup the initial costs of your investment, and then can continue saving on energy bills. “The cost of a residential solar rooftop system has fallen dramatically in the last five to eight years,” Hegedus says. “Payback time depends strongly on the price you pay for electricity and the amount of sunlight.” While the time frame will vary, in many areas you’ll have paid off your investment in six to eight years.

Solar installation companies can often work with you to provide an estimate of the long-term value. “I would recommend getting three quotes from local installers,” says Joshua M. Pearce, a professor of materials science and engineering at Michigan Technological University. “These will generally come with their predictions of the economics of the system.” You can also use a solar calculator to evaluate long-term benefits, such as this one from the U.S. government.

[See: 10 Ways to Save Energy and Lower Your Utility Bills.]

How to Decide if Solar Panels Are Right for You

If you plan to live in your home for the next decade, you may be there long enough to recoup your initial cost and reap the energy-saving benefits of solar power. Homeowners that move or sell may be able to highlight solar panels as a feature of the property. “Adding solar panels and storage can potentially increase the home’s value,” Waller says.

Determining the initial costs, along with how you’ll pay for them, can also be important. For instance, if you pay cash for the installation, which can frequently range from $10,000 to $40,000, you’ll often have to give the amount upfront. You’ll then receive some funds back in the form of tax credits and other state or local benefits. If you take out a loan to pay for the installation, there may be interest rates and other terms to consider.

Solar power systems can be installed in both southern and northern climates. “Panels will protect your roof and work in all environments,” Pearce says. “Even in extreme cold environments you don’t have to worry about issues like snow much.”

After weighing the pros and cons, the ultimate decision will be up to you, your budget and future home plans. If you’re not planning to move in the near future, going solar could be an investment with a long-term reasonable rate of return. “It’s an exciting time and if your home and financial situation line up for it, you can save energy, money, the planet and make a legacy move you can be proud of,” Elgart says.

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8 Advantages Of Transfer Centre And How You Can Make Full Use Of It | Transfer Centre

Queenslander Welch looked set to accompany Parramatta afore adversity his additional season-ending knee abrasion in aboriginal August and has now taken up his advantage to abide with Melbourne for 2020.

Transfer Centre - transfer centre | transfer centre Stream over 50 sports alive & anytime on your TV or favourite accessory with KAYO SPORTS. The better Aussie sports and the best from overseas. Aloof $25/month. No lock-in contract. Get your 14 day chargeless balloon >New Zealand Test second-rower Kenny Bromwich and Fiji all-embracing prop Tui Kamikamica, who are advancing off career-best NRL seasons, accept continued their deals until the end of the 2022 season.Tongan adumbrative Albert Vete, who was off contract, has been accustomed a one- year extension.The Storm attending set to lose centre Curtis Scott to Canberra, which is alike added of a draft accustomed Will Chambers’ abandonment to rugby abutment in Japan.MORE NRL NEWSLATRELL THE TIGER: Mitchell appears set for Concord afterwards Cowboys talks stallCOMING HOLMES: Val set to canal NFL dream for Townsville returnSAYONARA, AU REVOIR: The NRL stars branch across for 2020Meanwhile, the Wests Tigers accept accustomed a addition advanced of the 2020 division with advanced backpack duo Alex Twal and Luke Garner inking new deals.Both players accept continued their affairs with the club until the end of the 2022 NRL season.Twal, who abutting the Tigers amid through 2017, becoming alternative for Lebanon at that year’s Rugby League World Cup, starring in the Cedars’ memorable run to the knockout rounds.The 23-year-old, who didn’t absence a first-grade bold in 2019, said it was a absolutely accessible accommodation to re-sign.“This club gave me my admission and I’m absolutely blessed with area the club is activity and what administration (coach) Michael Maguire has us activity in. I’m aloof aflame to be a allotment of it activity forward,” Twal said.“I’m still a continued way abroad from the amateur I appetite to be in the NRL but I’m absolutely blessed with my progress.”MORE NRL NEWSMEETING MITCHELL: Cowboys spotted dining with adopted Roosters centreBURNING ISSUES: The affair your club needs to fix advanced of the 2020 seasonDEALBREAKER: The key amateur in the action for Jai Arrow’s signatureElsewhere, Canberra has appear the re-signing of Sam Williams on a two-year accord befitting him at the club until 2021.“I was consistently adequate about accepting the accord done and its an agitative time to be complex with the club,” Williams said.“We’ve got a acceptable band and we’re in a position now area we can abuse for a appellation abutting year.“I’m blessed to comedy whatever role I can in accepting the bays bottomward to Raiders HQ.”St George Illawarra has appear the signing of Issac Luke on a one-year deal.FULL NRL CONTRACT LISTPO = amateur option, CO = club option, MO = alternate optionBRONCOS

WATCH: Transfer Centre Extra - Seria A - 8 August 8 8 .. | transfer centre 2020 squad: Jess Arthars (2020) Jack Bird (2021/PO), Darius Boyd (2021/PO), Patrick Carrigan (2022), Xavier Coates (2021), Thomas Dearden (2021), Herbie Farnworth (2020), David Fifita (2020), Thomas Flegler (2020), Payne Haas (2024), Jamil Hopoate (2020), Jamayne Isaako (2022), Jordan Kahu (2020) Richie Kennar (2020), Rhys Kennedy (2020), Matt Lodge (2022), Andrew McCullough (2020/PO), Anthony Milford (2021/PO), Corey Oates (2020, PO 21, 22), Joe Ofahengaue (2022), Cory Paix (2022), Tevita Pangai Jr (2022), Keenan Palasia (2020) Izaia Perese (2020), Sean O’Sullivan (2020), Gehamat Shibasaki (2020), Kotoni Staggs (2020), Jake Turpin (2022) Ilikena Vudogo (2020)Gains: Jordan Kahu (Cowboys), Jesse Arthars (Titans), Ilikena Vudogo, Keenan Palasia, Jamil Hopoate, Xavier CoatesLosses: Troy Dargan (Rabbitohs), Matt Gillett, Shaun Fensom, Sam Tagataese (retired), George Fai, Alex Glenn, Patrick Mago, James Segeyaro.Coach: Anthony Seibold (2023)RAIDERS2020 squad: John Bateman (2021), Luke Bateman (2020), Nick Cotric (2020), Jarrod Croker (2020), JJ Collins (2020), Emre Guler (2021), Siliva Havili (2020/PO), Josh Hodgson (2022), Corey Horsburgh (2022), Sebastian Kris (2020), Joey Leilua (2020), Dunamis Lui (2021), Jack Murchie (2020), Michael Oldfield (2020), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (2023), Josh Papalii (2022), Aidan Sezer (2020), Bailey Simonsson (2023), Sia Soliola (2020), Ryan Sutton (2022), Joe Tapine (2023), Elliott Whitehead (2022), Jack Wighton (2020/PO), Sam Williams (2021), George Williams (2022), Hudson Young (2021).Gains: George Williams (from Wigan), Tom Starling, Harley Smith-ShieldsLosses: Brad Abbey, Ata Hingano, Royce Hunt, Jordan Rapana (Japanese rugby union), Reuben Porter.Coach: Ricky Stuart (2023)BULLDOGS2020 squad: Jake Averillo (2020), Dean Britt (2021) Jack Cogger (2020), Christian Crichton (2021), Adam Elliott (2020), Raymond Faitala-Mariner (2020), Kieran Foran (2020), Corey Harawira-Naera (2022), Morgan Harper (2020), Kerrod Holland (2020), Will Hopoate (2020), Josh Jackson (2020), Lachlan Lewis (2021), Sione Katoa (2021), Jeremy Marshall-King (2021), Nick Meaney (2021), Marcelo Montoya (2020), Dylan Napa (2021), Ofahiki Ogden (2021), Jayden Okunbor (2021), Chris Smith (2020), Reimis Smith (2021), Joe Stimson (2021), Sauaso Sue (2020), Isaiah Tass (2020) Aiden Tolman (2020), Renouf To’omaga (2021), Brandon Wakeham (2020), Dallin Watene-Zelezniak (2022).Gains: Joe Stimson (Storm), Sione Katoa (Panthers), Dean Britt (Rabbitohs), Isaiah Tass, Jake Averillo (upgraded from lower grades).Losses: Connelly Lemuele (Cowboys), Michael Lichaa, Danny Fualalo, John Olive, Nu Brown, Kaiyne-Lee Kalache.Coach: Dean Pay (2020)SHARKS2020 squad: Blayke Brailey (2022), Jayson Bukuya (2020), Josh Dugan (2021), Andrew Fifita (2022), Wade Graham (2022), Braden Hamlen-Uele (2022), Shaun Johnson (2021), Sione Katoa (2020), William Kennedy (2020), Billy Magoulias (2021), Josh Morris (2020), Matt Moylan (2021), Ronaldo Mulitalo (2021), Briton Nikora (2022), Matt Prior (2020), Jesse Ramien (2023), Cruz Topai-Aveai (2020), Chad Townsend (2020), Connor Tracey (2021), Brayden Trindall (2020), Braden Uele (2022), Teig Wilton (2020) Jack Williams (2022), Aaron Woods (2021), Bronson Xerri (2021)Gains: Connor Tracey (Rabbitohs), Jesse Ramien (Knights)Losses: Jayden Brailey (Knights), Sosaia Feki (Castleford), Kyle Flanagan (Roosters), Paul Gallen (retired), Kurt Capewell, Aaron Gray, Scott SorensenCoach: John Morris (2021)TITANS2020 squad: Jai Arrow (2020), Shannon Boyd (2022), Tanah Boyd (2021), AJ Brimson (2020), Bryce Cartwright (2021), Dale Copley (2020), Anthony Don (2020), Darius Farmer (2021), Moeaki Fotuaika (2021), Keegan Hipgrave (2020), Ryan James (2020), Brian Kelly (2021), Leilani Latu (2020), Tyrone Peachey (2021), Nathan Peats (2020), Kevin Proctor (2020), Mitch Rein (2021), Tyrone Roberts (2020), Phillip Sami (2022), Treymain Spry (2020/CO), Sam Stone (2020), Ash Taylor (2021), Jarrod Wallace (2022), Kallum Watkins (2021), Jai Whitbread (2021)Gains: Darius FarmerLosses: Michael Gordon, Will Matthews (retired), Jesse Arthars (Broncos), Ryley Jacks, Brenko Lee, Jack StockwellCoach: Justin Holbrook (from 2020)SEA EAGLES2020 squad: Morgan Boyle (2021), Daly Cherry-Evans (2023), Cade Cust (2020), Kane Elgey (2020), Brendan Elliott (2020), Manase Fainu (2021), Addin Fonua-Blake (2022), Tevita Funa (2020), Reuben Garrick (2021), Jack Gosiewski (2021), Albert Hopoate (2020), Sean Keppie (2021), Api Koroisau (2021), Luke Metcalf (2020), Brayden Musgrove (2020), Haumole Olakau’ata (2021/CO), Brad Parker (2021), Taniela Paseka (2021), Toafofoa Sipley (2021), Curtis Sironen (2021), Samuel Smith (2020), Moses Suli (2020), Jorge Taufua (2021), Martin Taupau (2020), Joel Thompson (2020), Jake Trbojevic (2026), Tom Trbojevic (2026), Corey Waddell (2020), Dylan Walker (2021), Tony Williams (2020)

Sky Sports Transfer Centre - transfer centre | transfer centre Gains: Luke Metcalf, Brayden Musgrove (Knights)Losses: Api Koroisau (to Panthers), Kane Elgey (retired), Trent Hodkinson (retired), Lloyd PerrettCoach: Des Hasler (2021)STORM2020 squad: Josh Addo-Carr (2021), Nelson Asofa-Solomona (2023), Jesse Bromwich (2020/PO), Kenny Bromwich (2022), Will Chambers (2020), Brodie Croft (2020/MO), Sandor Earl (2020), Thomas Eisenhuth (2020), Tino Fa’asuamaleaui (2020), Dale Finucane (2021), Harry Grant (2020), Jahrome Hughes (2021), Cooper Johns (2020), Tui Kamikamica (2022), Solomone Kata (2020, Felise Kaufusi (2020/PO), Max King (2020), Cameron Munster (2023), Isaac Lumelume (2020), Justin Olam (2020), Ryan Papenhuyzen (2020), Curtis Scott (2021), Marion Seve (2020), Brandon Smith (2022), Cameron Smith (2020), Albert Vete (2020), Suliasi Vunivalu (2020), Christian Welch (2020)Gains: None.Losses: Joe Stimson (Bulldogs), Will Chambers (Japanese rugby union), Billy Walters (Tigers), Solomone Kata (Super Rugby)Coach: Craig Bellamy (2021)KNIGHTS2020 squad: Mitchell Barnett (2020), Bradman Best (2022), Jayden Brailey (2022), Phoenix Crossland (2021), Herman Ese’ese (2020), Beau Fermor (2020), Lachlan Fitzgibbon (2021), Tim Glasby (2021), Aidan Guerra (2020), Brodie Jones (2020), Hymel Hunt (2021), Josh King (2020), David Klemmer (2023), Edrick Lee (2021), Danny Levi (2020), Mason Lino (2020), Kurt Mann (2021), Sione Mata’utia (2021), Tautau Moga (2020), Mitchell Pearce (2021), Kalyn Ponga (2021/PO), Daniel Saifiti (2022), Jacob Saifiti (2020), Pasami Saulo (2020), Star To’a (2021), Enari Tuala (2020), Connor Watson (2020)Gains: Jayden Brailey (Sharks), Enari Tuala (Cowboys), Bradman Best, Star To’aLosses: Jesse Ramien (Sharks), Jamie Buhrer (retired), Shaun Kenny-Dowall (Hull KR), Slade Griffin (retired), Zac Woolford, Nathan Ross (retired), James Gavet (Huddersfield)Coach: Adam O’Brien (from 2020)COWBOYS2020 squad: John Asiata (2020), Jake Clifford (2020), Gavin Cooper (2020), Reuben Cotter (2020), Scott Drinkwater (2021), Mitchell Dunn (2020), Kyle Feldt (2020), Thomas Gilbert (2020), Jake Granville (2021), Ben Hampton (2021), Coen Hess (2022), Peter Hola (2022), Corey Jensen (2020), Connelly Lemuelu (2021), Esan Marsters (2022), Josh McGuire (2022), Jordan McLean (2020/PO), Francis Molo (2020), Michael Morgan (2023), Justin O’Neill (2021), Tom Opacic (2020), Emry Pere (2020), Reece Robson (2023), Daniel Russell (2020), Murray Taulagi (2021), Jason Taumalolo (2027), Shane Wright (2020),Gains: Reece Robson (Dragons), Esan Marsters (Wests Tigers), Connelly Lemuelu (Bulldogs) Reuben Cotter, Thomas Gilbert, Daniel RussellLosses: Matt Scott, Scott Bolton (both retired), Jordan Kahu, Javid Bowen, Gideon Gela-Mosby, Enari Tuala, Kurt Baptiste, Carlin Anderson, Te Maire MartinCoach: Paul Green (2021)EELS2020 squad: Daniel Alvaro (2021), Waqa Blake (2023), Dylan Brown (2020), Nathan Brown (2020/PO), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (2024), Andrew Davey (2020), Haze Dunster (2020), Kane Evans (2020), Blake Ferguson (2021), Clint Gutherson (2022), David Gower (2020), George Jennings (2020), Oregon Kaufusi (2020), Shaun Lane (2020), Reed Mahoney (2020), Ryan Matterson (2022/PO), Mitchell Moses (2022/PO), Marata Niukore (2020), Junior Paulo (2022), Jaeman Salmon (2020), Maika Sivo (2021), Brad Takairangi (2020), Will Smith (2020), Ray Stone (2020), Peni Terepo (2020)Gains: Ryan Matterson (Tigers), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Panthers), Haze Dunster, Ethan ParryLosses: Tim Mannah (retired), Manu Ma’u (Hull FC), Tepai Moeroa (Super Rugby), Josh Hoffman, Michael Jennings, Greg Leleisiuao, Matt McIlwrick (all unsigned)Coach: Brad Arthur (2021)PANTHERS2020 squad: Caleb Aekins (2020), Dean Blore (2020), Shawn Blore (2020), William Burns (2022), Jed Cartwright (2020), Nathan Cleary (2024), Stephen Crichton (2020), Dylan Edwards (2020), Wayde Egan (2021), Kaide Ellis (2020), James Fisher-Harris (2022), Jack Hetherington (2021), Viliame Kikau (2022), Apisai Koroisau (2022), Moses Leota (2022), Jarome Luai (2021), Josh Mansour (2021), Liam Martin (2021), Tyrone May (2020), Braydon McGrady (2020), Brent Naden (2021), James Tamou (2020), Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (2020), Dean Whare (2021), Isaah Yeo (2021)Gains: Apisai Koroisau (Sea Eagles), Dean Blore, Shawn Blore, Stephen Crichton, Braydon McGrady

Transfer Centre - Football Transfers News & Rumours | Sky Sports - transfer centre | transfer centre Losses: James Maloney (Catalans), Reagan Campbell-Gillard (Eels), Sione Katoa (Bulldogs), Tim Grant, Sam McKendry (retired), Wayde Egan (released), Frank Winterstein (Toulouse), Hame Sele, Paea Pua, Tyrell Fuimaono, Nick Lui-Toso (all unsigned)Coach: Ivan Cleary (2023)DRAGONS2020 squad: Euan Aitken (2020), Eddie Blacker (2020), Jack de Belin (2020), Matt Dufty (2021), Jackson Ford (2020), Tyson Frizell (2020), James Graham (2020), Jacob Host (2020), Ben Hunt (2022/PO), Josh Kerr (2020), Tim Lafai (2020), Blake Lawrie (2022), Luciano Leilua (2020), Zac Lomax (2020), Joe Lovodua (2020), Issac Luke (2020), Cameron McInnes (2021), Corey Norman (2021), Jonus Pearson (2020), Jordan Pereira (2020), Mikaele Ravalawa (2020), Jason Saab (2022) Korbin Sims (2021), Tariq Sims (2022), Paul Vaughan (2021/PO).Gains: Issac Luke (Warriors), Eddie Blacker, Jackson Ford, Jason SaabLosses: Jeremy Latimore (retired), Gareth Widdop (Warrington), Reece Robson (Cowboys), Steven Marsters (Rabbitohs), Mitchell Allgood, Jai Field, Lachlan Maranta, Patrick Kaufusi, Darren Nicholls, Lachlan Timm, Tristan Sailor (all unsigned)Coach: Paul McGregor (2021)RABBITOHS2020 squad: Corey Allan (2021), Tom Amone (2020), Sam Burgess (2023 – abased on bacon cap ruling), Tom Burgess (2023), Braidon Burns (2021), Damien Cook (2023), Joshua Cook (2021), Cory Dennis (2020), Kurt Dillon (2020), Adam Doueihi (2021), Dane Gagai (2021), Edene Gebbie (2021), Bryson Goodwin (2020), Campbell Graham (2021), Dean Hawkins (2021), Alex Johnston (2020), Liam Knight (2020), Keaon Kolomatangi (2021), Ethan Lowe (2021), Steven Marsters (2020), Cameron Murray (2021), Mark Nicholls (2021), Adam Reynolds (2021), James Roberts (2021) Ky Rodwell (2020) Bayley Sironen (2020), Jaydn Su’A (2020/PO), Tevita Tatola (2021), Cody Walker (2020)Gains: Edene Gebbie (Wynnum-Manly), Bryson Goodwin (Warrington), Troy Dargan (Broncos), Steven Marsters (Dragons), Joshua Cook, Dean Hawkins, Keaon Kolomatangi, Ky RodwellLosses: George Burgess (Wigan), Dean Britt (Bulldogs), John Sutton (retirement), Greg Inglis (retirement), Connor Tracey (Sharks), Billy Brittain, Jacob Gagan, Mawene Hiroti, Kyle TurnerCoach: Wayne Bennett (2021)ROOSTERS2020 squad: Mitchell Aubusson (2020), Fletcher Baker (2021), Egan Butcher (2021), Nat Butcher (2020), Lindsay Collins (2022), Boyd Cordner (2023), Angus Crichton (2021), Poasa Faamausili (2022), Kyle Flanagan (2021), Jake Friend (2020), Ryan Hall (2020/MO), Matt Ikuvalu (2020), Luke Keary (2021), Asu Kepaoa (2020), Lachlan Lam (2020), Isaac Liu (2021), Joseph Manu (2022), Latrell Mitchell (2020), Brett Morris (2020), Victor Radley (2023), Billy Smith (2021), Siosiua Taukeiaho (2020), James Tedesco (2021), Daniel Tupou (2021), Sitili Tupouniua (2021), Sam Verrills (2021), Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (2020)Gains: Kyle Flanagan (Sharks)Losses: Cooper Cronk (retired), Bernard Lewis, Zane TetevanoCoach: Trent Robinson (2020)WARRIORS2020 squad: Bunty Afoa (2021), Leeson Ah Mau (2021), Gerard Beale (2020), Adam Blair (2020/PO), Lachlan Burr (2020), Josh Curran (2021), Wayde Egan (2022), Jackson Frei (2020) David Fusitu’a (2023), Blake Green (2020), Tohu Harris (2021), Chanel Harris-Tavita (2020), Peta Hiku (2020), Adam Keighran (2020), Eliesa Katoa (2020), Karl Lawton (2021), Sam Lisone (2020), Ken Maumalo (2022), Taane Milne (2020) Kodi Nikorima (2021/PO), Agnatius Paasi (2022), Isaiah Papali’i (2020), Hayze Perham (2020), Adam Pompey (2020) Leivaha Pulu (2020), Nathaniel Roache (2020), Jazz Tevaga (2021), Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (2022)Gains: Wayde Egan (Panthers), Adam Pompey, Eliesa KatoaLosses: Ligi Sao, Tevita Satae (Hull FC), Blayke Ayshford (retired), Issac Luke (Dragons)Coach: Stephen Kearney (2022)TIGERS2020 squad: Josh Aloiai (2021), Luke Brooks (2023), Michael Chee-Kam (2021), Oliver Clark (2020), Matt Eisenhuth (2020), Luke Garner (2022), Robert Jennings (2020), Chris Lawrence (2020), Jacob Liddle (2021), Benji Marshall (2020), Sam McIntyre (2020), Chris McQueen (2020), Thomas Mikaele (2021), Moses Mbye (2022), Paul Momirovski (2020), David Nofoaluma (2021), Russell Packer (2021), Josh Reynolds (2021), Alex Seyfarth (2020), Dylan Smith (2020), Elijah Taylor (2020), Tommy Talau (2020), Corey Thompson (2021), Alex Twal (2022), Billy Walters (2021)Gains: Billy Walters (from Storm)Losses: Robbie Farah, Robbie Rochow, Ben Matulino (all retired), Mahe Fonua (Hull FC), Esan Marsters (Cowboys), Ryan Matterson (Eels)

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Nhận định Millwall vs Birmingham, 2h45 ngày 27/02

Cùng chuyên gia thể thao nhận định Millwall vs Birmingham, 2h45 ngày 27/02 thuộc khuôn khổ vòng 35 giải hạng nhất Anh.

Cặp đấu Millwall vs Birmingham tối nay được đánh giá là một trong những cặp đấu cân tài nhất. Dù có lợi thế sân nhà, Millwall cũng ít nhiều gặp phải những khó khăn mà đội khách mang đến.

Nhận định Millwall vs Birmingham

Hiện tại, Millwall đang đứng thứ 11 trên bảng xếp hạng với 49 điểm sau 34 vòng đấu. Với kết quả bóng đá hôm nay, Khả năng cạnh tranh cho vị trí trong top 6 của đội bóng này là không cao khi khoảng cách đã là 9 điểm và các đối thủ xếp trên cũng đang cho thấy nhiều sự quyết tâm. Do đó, mục tiêu khả dĩ nhất của Millwall trong thời gian sắp tới là kết thúc mùa giải với thứ hạng trong top 10.

Bên kia chiến tuyến, Birmingham lại đang cho thấy sự khởi sắc tuyệt vời. Hiện tại, chuỗi bất bại của họ đã lên đến con số 11. Đội bóng này không hề ngán những cái tên đang nằm trong nhóm dẫn đầu trên bảng xếp hạng như: Nottingham hay Brentford.

Đây là minh chứng rõ rệt nhất cho thấy sự ổn định của Birmingham. Tất nhiên, không phải lúc nào họ cũng có thể giành chiến thắng. Tuy nhiên, các vị trí rất biết cách tỏa sáng khi đồng đội mắc sai lầm và giữ lại ít nhất 1 điểm ở lịch thi đấu bóng đá hôm nay.

Phong Đội Thi Đấu Gần Đây Millwall Vs Birmingham City

Millwall: 1 trận thắng, 2 trận hòa, 2 trận thua

Birmingham: 2 trận thắng, 3 trận hòa, 0 trận thua

Đội hình dự kiến Millwall Vs Birmingham City

Millwall: Bartosz Bialkowski, Alex Pearce, Jake Cooper, Shaun Hutchinson, Murray Wallace, Mahlon Romeo, Ryan Woods, Jayson Molumby, Jon Bodvarsson, Jed Wallace, Tom Bradshaw.

Birmingham: Lee Camp, Jake Clark-Salter, Marc Roberts, Kristian Pedersen, Maxime Colin, Ivan Sunjic, Gary Gardner, Jude Bellingham, Jeremie Bela, Lukas Jutkiewicz, Scott Hogan.

Dự đoán tỷ số Millwall vs Birmingham City: 1 – 2

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As you may have seen, today is the last day of publishing for Sports On Earth. I wrote many, many words for Sports On Earth, but I also hosted more than 500 The Will Leitch Experience podcasts. For the first two years, the show was in fact a daily podcast, which seems insane now. I do not know if the podcast itself is going to continue – obviously Grierson & Leitch and WSLS are continuing – but if it does, it won’t be under the Sports On Earth name.

So at the very least, this seems like a good time to reflect on the podcast itself. I don’t know if I’m the best interviewer, but my philosophy on podcasts has always been that if you get two smart people and just tape them talking to one another, you can’t help but capture something worthwhile, even accidentally. I loved doing the show because I loved talking to smart people about things they cared about. That’s what podcasts are for, I think: To dig deep into things with people who don’t usually get to dig deep on things. That was always the goal.

And we had a rather insane assortment of guests, from Patrick Stewart to Peter Billingsley to Red Panda Acrobat. Below is a list of every guest every to appear on The Will Leitch Experience podcast. This seems about as thorough a cross-section of sports media over the last five years that I can come up with.

PODCAST GUESTS

Red Panda Acrobat

Rick Ankiel

Jorge Arangure

Nicole Auerbach

Katie Baker

Chris Ballard

Steve Bardo

Howard Beck

Andy Behrens

Michael Beller

Alex Belth

Ted Berg

Jonathan Bernhardt

Neil Best

Carl Bialik

Peter Billingsley

Sigmund Bloom

Jon Bois

Mike Breen

Will Brinson

Chris Brown

Matt Brown

Jay Busbee

Mary Byrne

Craig Calcaterra

Peter Robert Casey

Anthony Castrovince

Rick Chandler

Jim Cooke

Cliff Corcoran

Dom Cosentino

Noah Coslov

Tommy Craggs

Chuck Culpepper

Ed Cunningham

Chris Cwik

Kavitha Davidson

Noah Davis

Josh Dean

Joe DeLessio

Jack Dickey

Michael Brendan Dougherty

Ezra Edelman

Rich Eisen

Leigh Ellis

Ryan Fagan

Doug Farrar

Paul Finebaum

Chad Finn

Roy Firestone

Steve Fishman

Alyson Footer

Reid Forgrave

James Freedman

James Frey

Fred Frommer

Jason Fry

Shawn Fury

John Gasaway

Jason Gay

Willie Geist

Matt Giles

Aaron Gleeman

Andy Glockner

Derrick Goold

Aaron Gordon

Rick Grayshock

Jon Greenberg

Karl Taro Greenfeld

Tim Grierson

Andrea Hangst

Spencer Hall

Dirk Hayhurst

John Heilemann

Chris Herring

Jon Heyman

Ty Hildenbrandt

Jason B. Hirschhorn

David Hirshey

Greg Howard

Patrick Hruby

Ed Hula

Vinnie Iyer

Jay Jaffe

Nate Jackson

Rany Jazayerli

Sally Jenkins

Lindsay Jones

Richard Justice

Jim Kaat

Kevin Kaduk

Danny Kanell

Brian Kenny

Trey Kerby

Jonah Keri

Dave Kindred

Paul Klee

Dan Klores

Sarah Kogod

Rafi Kohan

Gwen Knapp

Molly Knight

John Koblin

Matthew Kory

Trenni Kusnierek

Jenifer Langosch

Keith Law

Matthew Leach

Joe Lemire

Josh Levin

Kevin Lincoln

Ben Lindbergh

Mark Lisanti

Zach Lowe

Jerry Lucas

Jeb Lund

Steven Madden

Drew Magary

Erik Malinowski

Chris Mannix

Beckley Mason

Ben Mathis-Lilley

Jack McCallum

Randy McClure

Ben McGrath

Howard Megdal

The Mighty MJD

Bernie Miklasz

James Andrew Miller

Sam Miller

Earl Monroe

Leigh Montville

Jack Moore

Jamie Moyer

Paul Myerberg

Amy K. Nelson

Joe Nocera

Matt Norlander

Chris O’Leary

Paul Pabst

Sridhar Pappu

Gary Parrish

Jeff Passan

Kevin Pearce

John Perrotto

Mike Pesca

Mike Petriello

Michael Pina

Dan Pompei

Joe Posnanski

Shaun Powell

George Quraishi

Scott Raab

Ray Ratto

Josh Reed

Tomas Rios

Daniel Roberts

Selena Roberts

C. Trent Rosecrans

Seth Rosenthal

Michael Ruhlman

Shane Ryan

Gar Ryness

Richard Sandomir

Bill Scheft

Jonathan Schuppe

Michael Schur

Frank Schwab

Cory Schwartz

Peter Scolari

Dan Shanoff

Joe Sheehan

Drew Silva

J.E. Skeets

Michael David Smith

Emma Span

Harrison Stark

Jayson Stark

Brandon Steiner

Adam Sternbergh

Patrick Stewart

Chris Strauss

Dan Szymborski

Mike Tanier

Pete Thamel

Chase Thomas

Wendy Thurm

Mike Tollin

Marc Tracy

Michael Tunison

Matt Ufford

Bobby Valentine

Matt Vasgersian

Grant Wahl

Ron Wechsler

Michael Weinreb

Jon Weisman

J.R. Wilco

George Will

Jason Wojciechowski

Dan Wolken

Alex Wong

Cyd Zeigler

Jeff Zillgitt

Tom Ziller

Dave Zirin

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Pitchfork to Review Key Albums From the Notorious B.I.G.

On March 9, 1997, iconic rapper Christopher Wallace (The Notorious B.I.G., aka Biggie Smalls) was murdered in Los Angeles, a crime that remains unsolved. Tomorrow, Pitchfork will commemorate the 20th anniversary of his death by reviewing four key albums in his catalog. His 1994 debut, Ready to Die, will be reviewed by Pitchfork contributor Matthew Trammell. Life After Death, released just a few weeks after his passing in March 1997, will be reviewed by contributor kris ex. Puff Daddy & The Family’s No Way Out, which came out later that year and features many contributions from Biggie, will be reviewed by Pitchfork Associate Staff Writer Sheldon Pearce. And Pitchfork Contributing Editor Jayson Greene will review the posthumous 1999 release Born Again. Join us as we explore the life and music of one of rap’s greatest.

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Beautiful Thing (film)

Beautiful Thing é um filme de comédia romântica britânico de 1996 dirigido por Hettie MacDonald e lançado pela Channel 4 Films . O roteiro foi escrito por Jonathan Harvey com base em sua própria peça original de mesmo nome .

O filme foi originalmente concebido apenas para transmissão televisiva, mas foi tão bem recebido que posteriormente foi lançado nos cinemas. A atmosfera do filme é fortemente influenciada por uma trilha sonora composta quase inteiramente pelas músicas de The Mamas & the Papas e "Mama" Cass Elliot .

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A história se passa e é filmada em Thamesmead , uma área da classe trabalhadora no sudeste de Londres, dominada por conjuntos habitacionais do pós-guerra , com uma cena-chave em um pub gay filmada no Greenwich Tavern , na vizinha Greenwich . 

Jamie ( Glen Berry ) é um adolescente apaixonado por seu colega de classe, Ste ( Scott Neal ). A mãe solteira de Jamie, Sandra ( Linda Henry ), está preocupada com planos ambiciosos de administrar seu próprio pub e tem uma lista de amantes em constante mudança; o último deles é Tony ( Ben Daniels ), um neo- hippie .

Sandra se vê em conflito com Leah ( Tameka Empson ), uma vizinha atrevida e rude que foi expulsa da escola, usa uma variedade de drogas e constantemente ouve e canta junto com os discos de Cass Elliot da mãe. Embora a homossexualidade de Jamie permaneça oculta, sua natureza introvertida e aversão ao futebol são motivos suficientes para que seus colegas o intimidem.

Ste, que mora com o irmão traficante e o pai abusivo e alcoólatra no apartamento ao lado do de Sandra e Jamie, apanha tanto do irmão que Sandra se compadece e o deixa dormir lá uma noite. Na falta de uma terceira cama, Ste tem que se contentar em dormir "da cabeça aos pés" com Jamie. Na segunda noite em que compartilham a cama, os meninos trocam de cama e Jamie beija Ste pela primeira vez.

Na manhã seguinte, Ste sai do apartamento antes de Jamie acordar e o evita por dias. Jamie cria coragem para roubar um Gay Times de uma banca de jornal, aparentemente começando a aceitar sua sexualidade e afeição por Ste. Jamie finalmente vê Ste em uma festa próxima e o confronta sobre seus sentimentos; eles se preparam para ir embora juntos. A festa termina mal, com Sandra se vingando de Leah por fofocar. Leah então ameaça "revelar" sobre Ste e Jamie e confessa ter acobertado Ste na frente de seu pai e irmão. Ste reage rejeitando Jamie com raiva e fugindo.

Lentamente, Ste aceita o amor de Jamie. O relacionamento deles se desenvolve enquanto visitam um pub gay juntos, mas Sandra os segue e descobre o segredo deles. O filme atinge seu clímax quando uma bad trip de Leah (usando uma droga não identificada) precipita o término de Sandra com Tony, a notícia do novo emprego de Sandra é divulgada e Sandra confronta Ste e Jamie sobre o relacionamento deles. Sandra passa a aceitar a sexualidade do filho.

O filme termina com os dois garotos dançando lentamente no pátio de seus apartamentos sociais ao som da música " Dream a Little Dream of Me ", de Cass Elliot, enquanto uma Sandra protetora dança desafiadoramente ao lado deles com Leah, enquanto os moradores locais observam. Alguns espectadores ficam chocados, outros desaprovam veementemente e outros apreciam o momento.

Elenco

Glen Berry como Jamie Gangel

Scott Neal como Ste Pearce

Linda Henry como Sandra Gangel

Ben Daniels como Tony

Tameka Empson como Leah Russell

Jeillo Edwards como Rose Russell

Anna Karen como Marlene

Sophie Stanton como Louise

Julie Smith como Gina

Terry Duggan como Kevin

Garry Cooper como Ronnie Pearce

Daniel Bowers como Trevor Pearce

Meera Syal como Srta. Chauhan

Martin Walsh como Sr. Bennett

Steven Martin como Ryan McBride

Andrew Fraser como Jayson

John Savage como Lenny

Ozdemir Mamodelally como Slasher

John Benfield como Rodney Barr

Davyd Harries como Oficial da Cervejaria

Beth Goddard como Oficial da Cervejaria

Marlene Sidaway como Betty

Liane Ware como Claire

Catherine Sanderson como Kelly

Dave Lynn como artista drag

Jonathan Harvey como Rainha da Cadeira de Rodas (não creditado)

Recepção crítica

Beautiful Thing recebeu muitos elogios da crítica contemporânea. O filme possui 91% de aprovação no site agregador de críticas Rotten Tomatoes, com base em 22 avaliações, com uma média ponderada de 6,67/10. O consenso do site diz: "Um drama envolvente que se passa na vida cotidiana e também é uma história de amadurecimento gay, Beautiful Thing captura seu lugar e época com profundidade e habilidade enganosas". 

Roger Ebert escreveu: "As cenas mais interessantes envolvem os personagens ao redor deles, que praticamente roubam a cena do filme. A vida dos meninos contém poucas surpresas, mas dos outros personagens há uma surpresa após a outra." Stephen Holden do The New York Times comentou: "A Sra. Henry está maravilhosa como uma mulher cujo espírito de luta mascara uma veia de ternura endurecida."

Beautiful Thing (1996) dir. Hettie Macdonald

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LIS PRIDE DAYS 13-16 !! ft. jay + marlon, reece, jasmine & sam !

i was busy this weekend and now i'm going to uh... busy myself with deltarune, heh. BYE

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lis pride day 7 !! posting a bit late as im abt to go to bed lol !! the only reason this posting schedule is so screwed up is because i get as easily distracted as a mf cat lmaooo

also, original image it was based off, once again!

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Shuffle Up: The joy of Michael Conforto

What we’re doing is ranking the players for expected 5×5 roto value the rest of the season. What’s happened to this point is merely an audition. Don’t worry about the prices in a vacuum; what really matters is how the commodities relate to one another on this list. Players at the same cost are considered even.

Today’s assignment: outfield. You won’t find anyone who’s solely an infielder on this list, and I’ll give catchers their own shuffle, too. Starting pitchers (the granddaddy of them all) will be shuffled next week.

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I reserve the right to tweak this list in the first 24 hours of debut. Your intelligent and respectful disagreement is most welcome, but be sure to defend your arguments. Win that debate, win that rank.

You’re supposed to have some disagreements, that’s why we have a game. And if you don’t care for my ranking process or results, that’s fine; go follow another baseball writer who speaks your language and says what you want to hear.

I’m still fiddling around with the ideal format for the presentation; if you don’t like what you see, no worries. I welcome suggestions, as well.

I ranked players on the disabled list, but I will not debate their prices. They’re worth whatever you want them to be. Generally, everyone seems to be more bullish on long-term injury guys than I am. I’m also not ranking anyone in the minors.

And please remember the golden rule of Shuffle Ups: no player gains (or loses) 15-20 percent of value simply because you roster him.

Enough preamble, game on. If I missed any non-catcher who qualifies, let em know. Again, today’s assignment is outfield.

$41 Mike Trout $38 Mookie Betts $36 Bryce Harper $36 Charlie Blackmon $33 Kris Bryant $25 Nelson Cruz $25 Eric Thames $25 J.D. Martinez $23 Michael Conforto $23 Aaron Judge $23 Giancarlo Stanton

The Mets are finally giving Conforto a shot to play against lefties, and although the sample is tiny, he’s slashed .316/.435/.789 against them and hit three home runs. I’ll never understand why some teams decide to shield their prospects from possible development, rather than give them the experience and see if they can improve, figure things out. (I realize it can be a mistake to assume rational coaching, especially from a team like the Mets, but I’m not concerned about Conforto’s playing time forward, even when Yoenis Cespedes comes back.)

Thames is pretty easy to trust this deep into the season because he’s controlling his at-bats so well; a juicy walk rate, a low chase rate, and even a modest strikeout rate for a power hitter.

$22 Billy Hamilton $22 Miguel Sano $22 Matt Kemp $21 Ryan Braun $20 *A.J. Pollock $20 Wil Myers $20 Andrew Benintendi $20 Marcell Ozuna $20 Trea Turner $19 *Yoenis Cespedes $19 Carlos Gonzalez

Cargo has been able to stay healthy for the last few years, so we can stop holding that against him. Let’s look at the monthly OPS splits, starting in April: .778, .886, .871, .924, .869, .839. And with the Rockies contending, Gonzalez probably won’t show up in trade discussions. I feel like it’s been said by 100 different writers, so maybe it’s not executable — but you should at least try to get Gonzalez at a discount. Heck, maybe he’s worth a full pay at the moment. There’s still a game-breaking upside here.

$19 Jose Bautista $18 Corey Dickerson $18 Cody Bellinger $18 Mark Trumbo $18 Justin Upton $17 Adam Jones $17 Aaron Altherr $17 Ian Desmond $17 Michael Brantley $16 Adam Duvall $16 George Springer

I think the Astros finally gave Springer the red light on the bases that he deserves, and he’s never going to be much of an average hitter. Thus, you’re looking at a three-category player. Okay, there’s some value to that, but some pundits thought this was a future MVP. Maybe this is as good as it gets.

$15 Matt Holliday $15 Brett Gardner $15 Keon Broxton $15 Kevin Pillar $15 Chris Owings $15 Josh Bell $14 Ender Inciarte $14 Eduardo Nunez $14 Jacoby Ellsbury $14 Khris Davis $14 *Christian Yelich $14 Jose Ramirez $13 Scott Schebler $13 Avisail Garcia $13 Hernan Perez $13 Domingo Santana $13 David Peralta $13 Josh Reddick $13 Jayson Werth $13 Brandon Belt $13 *Gregory Polanco $12 Carlos Santana $12 Yasmany Tomas $12 Max Kepler $11 Andrew McCutchen $11 Kendrys Morales $11 Marwin Gonzalez $11 Brandon Drury $11 Jay Bruce $11 Lorenzo Cain $11 Manuel Margot

Is Cain now just a one-category player? KC’s soul-crushing offense is a drain on Cain’s run production, and he hasn’t hit for any power this year. We appreciate the speed, and he’s still a plus defender, but there isn’t much else here. Do the Nats have a good trade piece for Cain? He’d be a reasonable replacement for Adam Eaton, though he’s not as dynamic as a healthy Eaton.

It’s sad to see McCutchen struggling like this; the mind is still there, the will is still there, but the athleticism is gone. He’s no longer a plus defender, and too much of his contact is soft, easily converted into outs. Maybe you can still cash in on his name brand to some extent, but it won’t be to me.

$10 Dexter Fowler $10 Odubel Herrera $9 Shin-Soo Choo $9 Cameron Maybin $8 Yasiel Puig $7 Ian Happ $7 *David Dahl $7 *Starling Marte $7 Aaron Hicks

If the Yankees committed to Hicks as a full-time player, he’d easily become a double-digit asset. More on that here. $7 Kevin Kiermaier $7 Jackie Bradley $7 Nomar Mazara $6 Leury Garcia $6 Delino DeShields $6 Michael Taylor $6 Kole Calhoun $6 Ben Zobrist $5 *Carlos Gomez $5 Jarrod Dyson $5 Lonnie Chisenhall $5 Matt Adams $5 *Hunter Pence $4 Kolten Wong $4 Randal Grichuk $4 Danny Valencia $4 Jose Peraza $4 Carlos Beltran $4 Jason Heyward $4 Joc Pederson $4 *Mitch Haniger $3 Nick Markakis $3 Jorge Bonifacio $3 Ben Gamel $3 Byron Buxton

If Buxton can keep the walk rate over 10 percent and start to turn his elite speed into 30 or more bags a year, we might be onto something. He’s probably going to be a double-digit home run guy eventually. Think the good version of Carlos Gomez, if he pops, and the bad side of B.J. Upton if he doesn’t. Of course, Minnesota pitchers probably don’t care if Buxton bats .100, given how angelic his defense is.

$3 Hunter Renfroe $3 Steven Souza $3 Bradley Zimmer $3 Jorge Soler $3 Melky Cabrera $3 Thomas Pham $2 Whit Merrifield $2 Gerardo Parra $2 Trey Mancini $2 Ryan Rua $2 Curtis Granderson $2 Seth Smith $2 Rajai Davis $2 Stephen Piscotty $1 *Howie Kendrick $1 Ezequiel Carrera $1 Jacob Marisnick $1 Brandon Moss $1 Adam Frazier $1 Robbie Grossman $1 Eddie Rosario $1 Colby Rasmus $1 Mark Canha $1 Enrique Hernandez $1 Cory Spangenberg $0 Matt Joyce $0 Michael Saunders $0 Chris Young $0 Daniel Descalso $0 Guillermo Heredia $0 Steve Pearce $0 John Jaso $0 Andrew Romine $0 Gregor Blanco $0 Alex Gordon