#rico keons

[rexlottie]

Can i oldman bishop yaoi pill any of you. Please. Nicokeons for these trying times. Decrepit spookyface. Is this anything

[buttercupkg66]

Federal jury convicts three Minneapolis ‘Highs’ gang members of murder, racketeering

The killings were part of a series of retaliatory shootings in an escalating gang war that ramped up as part of a violent crime spike that rocked Minneapolis.

Following a three-week trial, a federal jury in Minneapolis convicted Keon Pruitt, 22, Dantrell Johnson, 32, and Gregory Hamilton, 29, on racketeering conspiracy and using a firearm during a crime of violence causing death, according to press releases by the Department of Justice.

[goalhofer]

2021 San Diego Padres Roster

Pitchers

#4 Blake Snell (Shoreline, Washington)

#8 Javy Guerra (David, Panama)

#11 Darubisshu Yū (Habikino, Japan)

#14 Emilio Pagán (Greenville, South Carolina)

#15 Thomas Pomeranz (Collierville, Tennessee)

#25 Tim Hill (Los Angeles, California)

#27 Keone Kela (Seattle, Washington)

#29 Dinelson Lamet (Santiago De Los Caballeros, Dominican Republic)

#34 Craig Stammen (Versailles, Ohio)

#36 Pierce Johnson (Arvada, Colorado)

#38 Mark Melancon (Golden, Colorado)

#40 Ryan Weathers (Loretto, Tennessee)

#44 Joe Musgrove (El Cajon, California)

#45 Taylor Williams (Camas, Washington)

#49 Michel Báez (Havana, Cuba)

#50 Adrian Morejón (Havana, Cuba)

#52 Mike Clevinger (Jacksonville, Florida)

#54 Austin Adams (Zephyrhills, Florida)

#55 Matt Strahm (West Fargo, North Dakota)

#57 Dan Altavilla (Elizabeth, Pennsylvania)

#58 Anthony Wingenter (Madison, Alabama)

#59 Chris Paddack (Cedar Park, Texas)

#65 José Castillo (Valencia, Venezuela)

#74 Nabil Crismatt (Barranquilla, Colombia)

Catchers

#17 Víctor Caratini (Coamo, Puerto Rico)

#21 Luis Campusano (Augusta, Georgia)

#26 Austin Nola (Baton Rouge, Louisiana)

Infielders

#3 Jorge Mateo (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#7 Ha-Seong Kim (Seongnam, South Korea)

#9 Jake Cronenworth (St. Clair, Michigan)

#13 Manny Machado (Miami, Florida)

#16 Tucupita Marcano (Tucupita, Venezuela)

#23 Fernando Tatís; Jr. (San Pedro De Macorís, Dominican Republic)

#30 Eric Hosmer (Cooper City, Florida)

Outfielders

#2 Trent Grisham (North Richland Hills, Texas)

#5 Wil Myers (Thomasville, North Carolina)

#10 Jurickson Profar (Willemstad, Curacao)

#28 Tommy Pham (Spring Valley, Nevada)

#63 Jorge Oña (Havana, Cuba)

Coaches

Manager Jayce Tingler (Smithville, Missouri)

Associate manager Jared Schumaker (Aliso Viejo, California)

Bench/3rd base coach Bobby Dickerson (Laurel, Mississippi)

1st base coach Wayne Kirby (York County, Virginia)

Hitting coach Jacinto Easley (Lakewood, California)

Pitching coach Larry Rothschild (Bloom Township, Illinois)

Bullpen coach Ben Fritz (San José, California)

Bullpen catcher Griffin Benedict (Dunwoody, Georgia)

Bullpen catcher/coaching assistant Peter Summerville (Seattle, Washington)

Catching/quality control coach Rod Barajas (Santa Fe Springs, California)

Development coach Ryan Flaherty (Portland, Maine)

Development coordinator Keith Werman (Vienna, Virginia)

[twins2994]

Minnesota Twins-New York Mets Series Preview

4.9.19- Kyle Gibson RHP (0-0) 9.64 ERA Vs. Jacob deGrom RHP (2-0) 0.00 ERA

4.10.19-Jake Odorizzi RHP (0-1) 6.75 ERA Vs. Noah Syndergaard RHP (0-1) 4.50 ERA

The Twins At A Glance- The Minnesota Twins were riding high into Philadelphia before the Phillies took two out of three games at Citizens Bank Park. The good news is that the Twins have been in seven of the eight games this year. The only blowout loss was on Friday night. Now, the team heads to New York to play the Mets in a two-game series. The Twins traded Tyler Austin to the Giants for minor league outfielder Malique Ziegler. Max Kepler has been hot lately. He hit 5-for-14 with three homers and four RBI’s in Philadelphia. Nelson Cruz only had one at-bat this weekend. He pinch-hit in Sunday’s game and didn’t play in the outfield. Jorge Polanco is hitting 12-for-32 (.375) on the year. The Twins bullpen has been strong so far this year. Trevor May has thrown four scoreless innings, Ryne Harper has not allowed a run in 2 2/3 innings, and Trevor Hildenberger has three scoreless innings. The starting staff has been roughed up a big with bad starts by Jake Odorizzi and Kyle Gibson, who get their turn this week. Chase De Jong hasn’t gotten into a game making the Tyler Austin DFA seem like a bad decision. The team could have waited until they absolutely needed another reliever on this next homestand to keep Tyler Austin on the team. 

The Mets At A Glance- The New York Mets are off to a good start in 2019. They took two out of three from the Nationals, swept the Marlins, then the Nats took two out of three this past weekend from the Mets. The Mets made some big moves this offseason. They added Wilson Ramos, Robinson Cano, JD Davis, Keon Broxton, Jason Vargas, Justin Wilson, and Edwin Diaz. Chili Davis is now the hitting coach of the Mets after spending one year with the Cubs. Jeff McNeil is off to a good start with a .409 average this year. Peter Alonso has three homers to lead the team. Robinson Cano is struggling with just eight hits and a .205 average to start the season. Steven Matz and Jacob deGrom have been great in their first two starts of the year. Noak Syndergaard and Jason Vargas have been solid as well. Edwin Diaz has 3 2/3 scoreless innings and four saves on the year. Jeurys Familia is back with the Mets after they dealt him at the trade deadline to the A’s. The Mets have Todd Frazier, Jed Lowrie, and Yoenis Cespedes all on the injured list right now. 

What To Watch For- The Mets are (11-7) all-time against the Twins. The Mets have a seven-game winning streak in the series after sweeping the Twins in 2013 and 2016. The last series was in 2016 where Bartolo Colon outdueled Jose Berrios in Game 1. Curtis Granderson hit a walk-off homer in Game 2 and the Mets beat up on Kyle Gibson in the finale. The Twins are (4-8) all-time in New York. Kyle Gibson is (0-2) with a 7.27 ERA in two career starts against the Mets. Jake Odorizzi had one start against the Mets and went 6 2/3 innings and allowed one run. Jacob deGrom and Noah Syndergaard have never faced the Twins in their career. Jose Berrios, Eddie Rosario, Edwin Diaz, and Seth Lugo were all on Team Puerto Rico in the 2017 World Baseball Classic. Other names on the roster were JC Romero, Kennys Vargas, Hector Santiago, and Rene Rivera. 

-Chris Kreibich-

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MoneOnDaBeat, 187, Keon, Reek, Rizow, Rico, Rawmillz, Taygo, Don, E-Major & Smoke - DC Cypher 2 [Kno-Effort Submitted]

Produced by: @moneondabeat Shot by: @knoeffort

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This is the DC Cypher 2 from the Kno-Effort team.

We continue to push unity and love in D.C. and DMV. This project features some of DC’s Up and coming artist.

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MoneOnDaBeat, 187, Keon, Reek, Rizow, Rico, Rawmillz, Taygo, Don, E-Major & Smoke - Washington D.C. Cypher 2

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[malhumora-dah]

ese que rico lo conozco:/ jajajjs la luna a estado super hermosa y ya se pk. Adios

Cómo no lo vas a conocer ps, keon jajshdjajdba. Y por qué razón a estado así?

[rexlottie]

Touch your coworker monday

[rexlottie]

Is there raincoat au lore? I need to know all about the sillies

Thare is... i can direct you to dis post that has a basic summary of the plot.. but I forgot to go over more on what the Oil Sludge deal is in the original post. So i will continue my recent charlie kelly pepe silvia rantings here.

Essentially it is a scientific version of the blurry paint from canon and very very similar to venom in a way . Being a parasite, shapeshifting, etc. Wjatever. But it's origin is a lot more important to the story than anything . Being discovered by commercial fishing off the coast of a large Icelandic island (Trench) for killing vast amounts of wildlife and fucking up their appearances . Instead of being donated to science, the fishing company, Being big and greedy, decided to sell it off and created a hostile capitalistic auction for researchers instead.

The preserved affected wildlife and oil samples were acquired by DEMA. And since, DEMA bought out the coast of the island (Port Vial) to begin a research village to continue extracting the oil and to run unethical tests like they usually do. (Their original American institute was originally based in Chicago, but having to downsize, they moved to Columbus. Nico always wanted to begin offshore work and bit at this opportunity as fast as he could)

After the purchase though the fight for the oil never truly stopped, and it led to inner conflict in DEMA from scientists trying to steal their own and to sell it off to other facilities. And some (illegal) purchases were successful, and the oil got into the hands of an institute in Mexico. Where a scientist works that may or may not be the ex-spouse of Keons.

Most of this takes place before Jim, Sunny, Jackie and the rest of the second generation boxhound were born....Welcome to the world Raincoat Prologue ❤

This post isn't really focused around a specific character i'm sorry anon... But know she's truly the heart of it , Our beautiful Ohioan Oil Slop Dragon...

[rexlottie]

[goalhofer]

2019 Pittsburgh Pirates Roster

Pitchers

#24 Chris Archer (Clayton, North Carolina)

#30 Kyle Crick (Sherman, Texas)

#31 Jordan Lyles (Hartsville, South Carolina)

#34 Trevor Williams (San Diego, California)

#35 Keone Kela (Carson, California)

#37 Edgar Santana (Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic)

#39 Chad Kuhl (Middletown, Delaware)

#43 Steven Brault (El Cajon, California)

#47 Francisco Liriano (San Cristobal, Dominican Republic)

#48 Richard Rodriguez (Santiago, Dominican Republic)

#49 Nick Kingham (Las Vegas, Nevada)

#50 Jameson Taillon (The Woodlands, Texas)

#57 Nick Burdi (Downers Grove, Illinois)

#59 Joe Musgrove (El Cajon, California)

#66 Dovydas Neverauskas (Vilnius, Lithuania)

#73 Felipe Vazquez (San Felipe, Venezuela)

Catchers

#29 Francisco Cervelli (Valencia, Venezuela)

#32 Elias Diaz (Maracaibo, Venezuela)

#58 Jacob Stallings (Brentwood, Tennessee)

Infielders

#2 Erik Gonzalez (Puerto Plata, Dominican Republic)

#16 Kang Jung-Ho (Gwangju, South Korea)

#19 Colin Moran (New Rochelle, New York)

#26 Adam Frazier (Watkinsville, Georgia)

#27 Kevin Newman (Poway, California)

#36 Jose Osuna (Trujillo, Venezuela)

#55 Josh Bell (Dallas, Texas)

Outfielders

#5 Lonnie Chisenhall (Morehead City, North Carolina)

#6 Starling Marte (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#12 Corey Dickerson (Brookhaven, Mississippi)

#15 Pablo Reyes (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#17 J.B. Shuck III (Galion, Ohio)

#25 Gregory Polanco (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#53 Melky Cabrera (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

Coaches

Manager Clint Hurdle (Merritt Island, Florida)

Bench coach Tom Prince (Kankakee, Illinois)

First base coach Kimera Bartee (Omaha, Nebraska)

Third base coach Joey Cora (Caguas, Puerto Rico)

Hitting coach Rick Eckstein (Sanford, Florida)

Assistant hitting coach Jacob Cruz (Oxnard, California)

Pitching coach Ray Searage (Freeport, New York)

Assistant pitching coach Justin Meccage (Billings, Montana)

Bullpen coach Euclides Rojas (Miami, Florida)

Bullpen catcher Heberto Andrade (Caracas, Venezuela)

Bullpen catcher Jordan Comadena (Normal, Illinois)

Associate coach Dave Jauss (Chicago, Illinois)

[goalhofer]

2019 New York Mets Roster

Pitchers

#27 Jeurys Familia (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#32 Steven Matz (East Setauket, New York)

#34 Noah Syndergaard (Mansfield, Texas)

#38 Justin Wilson (Clovis, California)

#39 Edwin Diaz (Naguabo, Puerto Rico)

#43 Luis Avilan (Caracas, Venezuela)

#44 Jason Vargas (Apple Valley, California)

#45 Zack Wheeler (Smyrna, Georgia)

#48 Jacob DeGrom (Ormond Beach, Florida)

#62 Drew Smith (Crowley, Texas)

#63 Tim Peterson (Puyallup, Washington)

#65 Robert Gsellman (Culver City, California)

#67 Seth Lugo (Bossier City, Louisiana)

Catchers

#3 Tomas Nido (Guaynabo, Puerto Rico)

#18 Travis d’Arnaud (Lakewood, California)

#40 Wilson Ramos (Valencia, Venezuela)

Infielders

#1 Amed Rosario (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)

#4 Jed Lowrie (Salem, Oregon)

#6 Jeff McNeil (Nipomo, California)

#13 Luis Guillorme (Caracas, Venezuela)

#20 Pete Alonso (Tampa, Florida)

#21 Todd Frazier (Toms River, New Jersey)

#22 Dominic Smith (Gardena, California)

#24 Robinson Cano (San Pedro De Macoris, Dominican Republic)

#28 J.D. Davis (Elk Grove, California)

Outfielders

#9 Brandon Nimmo (Cheyenne, Wyoming)

#12 Juan Lagares (Constanza, Dominican Republic)

#23 Keon Braxton (Lakeland, Florida)

#30 Michael Conforto (Redmond, Washington)

#52 Yoenis Cespedes (Campechuela, Cuba)

Coaches

Manager Mickey Callaway (Germantown, Tennessee)

Bench coach Jim Riggleman (Ft. Dix, New Jersey)

First base/catching coach Glenn Sherlock (Nahant, Massachusetts)

Third base coach Gary DiSarcina (Billerica, Massachusetts)

Hitting coach Charles Davis (Los Angeles, California)

Assistant hitting coach Tom Slater (Richmond, Virginia)

Pitching coach Dave Eiland (Zephyrhills, Florida)

Bullpen coach Chuck Hernandez (Tampa, Florida)

Bullpen catcher Eric Langill (Pointe-Claire, Quebec)

Bullpen catcher Dave Racaniello (Stamford, Connecticut)

Quality control coach Luis Rojas (Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)