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Fantasy map of MSP metro and regional rail expansions
2024.05.20 02:23 DizzyToast Fantasy map of MSP metro and regional rail expansions
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2024.05.20 02:17 BigcuzxVelloony LST CHANCE [Map Update]
if your hood/set/clique is place wrong, or info is wrong email everything with the following filled out [statestreetz3@gmail.com](mailto:statestreetz3@gmail.com) or DM
🎙️: Artist
📅: Date Set/Hood started
🎨: Set/Hood Color
🧱: Block example "3300-3600 Iowa, California"
🔒: Lock Up
🕊️: Deceased
🤞🏽: Allies or Strong ties with
🖕🏾: Rivals
👑: Founder of the Hood / Set / Clique
🌠: The Star of the Hood / Set / Clique
📜: History
Gangs of St. Louis City Map [2024] - Google My Maps
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🎙️: Artist
📅: Date Set/Hood started
🎨: Set/Hood Color
🧱: Block example "3300-3600 Iowa, California"
🔒: Lock Up
🕊️: Deceased
🤞🏽: Allies or Strong ties with
🖕🏾: Rivals
👑: Founder of the Hood / Set / Clique
🌠: The Star of the Hood / Set / Clique
📜: History
Gangs of St. Louis City Map [2024] - Google My Maps
2024.05.20 02:05 mehnameisash Places mentioned by nicki on her songs/verses/features (continents excluded)
Tried posting this in nicki_minaj, but their petty mods shut it down instantly due to my low karma lol. Anyways, my list so far is as follows. Any additional inputs or ideas are more than welcome!
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- trinidad and tobago (trini dem girls, tukoh taka, flawless remix, forward from trini)
- sri lanka (monster)
- south africa (trini dem girls)
- australia (trini dem girls)
- canada (trini dem girls)
- malaysia (flawless remix)
- jamaica (high school)
- japan (flawless remix)
- brazil (flawless remix)
- india (flawless remix)
- china (rake it up)
- shanghai (shanghai)
- germany (brraaattt)
- middle east (?) (monster)
- us
- queens (beez in the trap, fefe, brraaattt)
- new york (fifi, princess diana, fefe)
- brooklyn (beez in the trap, fefe)
- waikiki (dance a$$ remix)
- texas (beez in the trap)
- connecticut (beez in the trap)
- delaware (beez in the trap)
- philadelphia (beez in the trap)
- chicago (beez in the trap)
- los angeles (beez in the trap)
- san francisco bay (beez in the trap)
- new orleans (beez in the trap)
- detroit (beez in the trap)
- pittsburgh (beez in the trap)
- st. louis (beez in the trap)
- ohio (beez in the trap)
- bronx (beez in the trap)
- harlem (beez in the trap)
- staten island (beez in the trap)
- miami (beez in the trap)
- uk
- london (london bridge, princess diana)
- italy (brraaattt)
- milan (monster)
- belgium
- brussels (high school)
- ireland
- dublin (va va voom)
2024.05.20 02:02 magiccitybhm UFL Quarterback Stats (through Week 8)
QUARTERBACK STATISTICS
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (min. 125 att.) 67.68 – Luis Perez, Arlington (178-263) 66.67 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis (154-231) 63.22 – Reid Sinnett, Houston (110-174) 61.49 – Case Cookus, Memphis (99-161) 60.36 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham (102-169) 59.86 – Quinton Dormady, San Antonio (85-142) 55.41 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. (123-222)
PASSING YARDS 1,836 – Luis Perez, Arlington 1,467 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 1,391 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 1,374 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 1,063 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 989 – Case Cookus, Memphis 974 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 664 – E.J. Perry, Michigan 586 – Chase Garbers, San Antonio 577 – Troy Williams, Memphis
YARDS PER COMPLETION (min. 125 att.) 13.47 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 11.46 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 11.31 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 10.31 – Luis Perez, Arlington 9.99 – Case Cookus, Memphis 9.66 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 9.53 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis
YARDS PER ATTEMPT (min. 125 att.) 8.13 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 6.98 – Luis Perez, Arlington 6.86 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 6.35 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 6.27 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 6.14 – Case Cookus, Memphis 6.11 – Reid Sinnett, Houston
TOUCHDOWN PASSES 14 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 13 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 11 – Luis Perez, Arlington 11 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 7 – Case Cookus, Memphis 6- Chase Garbers, San Antonio 5 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 5 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 5 – Troy Williams, Memphis
FEWEST INT’S THROWN (min. 125 att.) 2 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 2 – Luis Perez, Arlington 3 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 3 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 4 – Case Cookus, Memphis 6 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 7 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C.
SINGLE-GAME
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (min. 10 att.) 84.62 – Bryce Perkins, MICH at D.C. 84.38 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 84.21 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. Houston 77.78 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Memphis 76.19 – Jarrett Guarantano, HOU vs. Memphis 76.00 – Chase Garbers, SAN at Memphis 76.00 – Chase Garbers, SAN vs. D.C. 72.41 – Luis Perez, ARL at St. Louis 72.22 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. San Antonio 71.43 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. vs. Michigan
PASSING YARDS (min. 10 att.) 368 – Ardrian Martinez, BHM at Memphis 334 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 320 – Quinten Dormady, SA vs. Arlington 296 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 290 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. DC 287 – Chas Garbers, SAN at Memphis 270 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. San Antonio 269 – Quinten Dormady, SAN vs. Michigan 255 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Houston 248 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan
YARDS PER COMPLETION (min. 10 att.) 18.56 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 17.09 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. at Arlington 16.75 – Matt Corral, BHM at Arlington 16.00 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 15.21 – A.J. McCarron, STL at D.C. 14.67 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. St. Louis 14.09 – Ardrian Martinez, BHM at Houston 13.25 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. vs. Houston 13.05 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan 13.05 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Arlington
YARDS PER ATTEMPT (min. 10 att.) 11.93 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 10.95 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. Houston 10.22 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 9.57 – Matt Corral, BHM at Arlington 9.25 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 9.07 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. vs. Michigan 8.88 – A.J. McCarron, STL at D.C. 8.74 – Adrian Martinez, BHM at Houston 8.55 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Arlington 8.33 – Danny Etling, MICH at Memphis
TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN 4 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Houston 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. St. Louis 3 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan 3 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Houston 3 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Memphis 3 – Chase Garbers, SAN at Memphis 3 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 2 – on 9 occasions
TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 5 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Houston 4 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. St. Louis 3 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan 3 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Memphis 3 – Chase Garbers, SAN at Memphis 3 – Chase Garbers, SAN vs. D.C. 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 3 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. Houston 2 – on 9 occasions
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COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (min. 125 att.) 67.68 – Luis Perez, Arlington (178-263) 66.67 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis (154-231) 63.22 – Reid Sinnett, Houston (110-174) 61.49 – Case Cookus, Memphis (99-161) 60.36 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham (102-169) 59.86 – Quinton Dormady, San Antonio (85-142) 55.41 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. (123-222)
PASSING YARDS 1,836 – Luis Perez, Arlington 1,467 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 1,391 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 1,374 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 1,063 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 989 – Case Cookus, Memphis 974 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 664 – E.J. Perry, Michigan 586 – Chase Garbers, San Antonio 577 – Troy Williams, Memphis
YARDS PER COMPLETION (min. 125 att.) 13.47 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 11.46 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 11.31 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 10.31 – Luis Perez, Arlington 9.99 – Case Cookus, Memphis 9.66 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 9.53 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis
YARDS PER ATTEMPT (min. 125 att.) 8.13 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 6.98 – Luis Perez, Arlington 6.86 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 6.35 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 6.27 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 6.14 – Case Cookus, Memphis 6.11 – Reid Sinnett, Houston
TOUCHDOWN PASSES 14 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 13 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 11 – Luis Perez, Arlington 11 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. 7 – Case Cookus, Memphis 6- Chase Garbers, San Antonio 5 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 5 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 5 – Troy Williams, Memphis
FEWEST INT’S THROWN (min. 125 att.) 2 – Adrian Martinez, Birmingham 2 – Luis Perez, Arlington 3 – A.J. McCarron, St. Louis 3 – Reid Sinnett, Houston 4 – Case Cookus, Memphis 6 – Quinten Dormady, San Antonio 7 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C.
SINGLE-GAME
COMPLETION PERCENTAGE (min. 10 att.) 84.62 – Bryce Perkins, MICH at D.C. 84.38 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 84.21 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. Houston 77.78 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Memphis 76.19 – Jarrett Guarantano, HOU vs. Memphis 76.00 – Chase Garbers, SAN at Memphis 76.00 – Chase Garbers, SAN vs. D.C. 72.41 – Luis Perez, ARL at St. Louis 72.22 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. San Antonio 71.43 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. vs. Michigan
PASSING YARDS (min. 10 att.) 368 – Ardrian Martinez, BHM at Memphis 334 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 320 – Quinten Dormady, SA vs. Arlington 296 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 290 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. DC 287 – Chas Garbers, SAN at Memphis 270 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. San Antonio 269 – Quinten Dormady, SAN vs. Michigan 255 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Houston 248 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan
YARDS PER COMPLETION (min. 10 att.) 18.56 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 17.09 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. at Arlington 16.75 – Matt Corral, BHM at Arlington 16.00 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 15.21 – A.J. McCarron, STL at D.C. 14.67 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. St. Louis 14.09 – Ardrian Martinez, BHM at Houston 13.25 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. vs. Houston 13.05 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan 13.05 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Arlington
YARDS PER ATTEMPT (min. 10 att.) 11.93 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 10.95 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. Houston 10.22 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 9.57 – Matt Corral, BHM at Arlington 9.25 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 9.07 – Jordan Ta’amu, D.C. vs. Michigan 8.88 – A.J. McCarron, STL at D.C. 8.74 – Adrian Martinez, BHM at Houston 8.55 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Arlington 8.33 – Danny Etling, MICH at Memphis
TOUCHDOWN PASSES THROWN 4 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Houston 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. St. Louis 3 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan 3 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Houston 3 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Memphis 3 – Chase Garbers, SAN at Memphis 3 – Luis Perez, ARL vs. Memphis 2 – on 9 occasions
TOUCHDOWNS RESPONSIBLE FOR 5 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Houston 4 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. St. Louis 3 – Troy Williams, MEM vs. Michigan 3 – A.J. McCarron, STL vs. Memphis 3 – Chase Garbers, SAN at Memphis 3 – Chase Garbers, SAN vs. D.C. 3 – Adrian Martinez, BHM vs. Memphis 3 – E.J. Perry, MICH vs. Houston 2 – on 9 occasions
2024.05.20 02:02 TheSixDegreesGame Six Degrees for May 20, 2024
Today is May 20th, and it's weirdly all about water. Let's dive into some historical highlights connected by our liquid friend.
In 2006, China opened the Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest power station. This engineering marvel harnesses the mighty Yangtze River, creating a massive reservoir and generating hydroelectric power that lights up millions of homes. It's a testament to human ingenuity and the power of nature.
Jumping back to 1927, Charles Lindbergh made headlines by achieving something previously thought impossible. On May 20th, he took off from Long Island in his plane, the Spirit of St. Louis, and embarked on the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight. Lindbergh flew for over 33 hours, battling fatigue and weather, before landing in Paris, France. This incredible feat not only made him an instant hero but also marked a significant milestone in aviation history, proving that the skies could be conquered just as the seas had been centuries before.
Speaking of conquering the seas, in 1506, we remember the death of Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer credited with discovering the Americas. Although he wasn't the first to reach the New World, his voyages across the Atlantic in the late 15th century opened up the Americas to European exploration and colonization. Columbus's expeditions were daring, forever changing the course of history and linking continents that had been separated for millennia.
So, today's puzzle takes us on a journey from the monumental Three Gorges Dam to the death of an exploration icon. This puzzle spends time traveling through the value of dams and the risks explorers take to change the world.
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In 2006, China opened the Three Gorges Dam, the world's largest power station. This engineering marvel harnesses the mighty Yangtze River, creating a massive reservoir and generating hydroelectric power that lights up millions of homes. It's a testament to human ingenuity and the power of nature.
Jumping back to 1927, Charles Lindbergh made headlines by achieving something previously thought impossible. On May 20th, he took off from Long Island in his plane, the Spirit of St. Louis, and embarked on the first solo nonstop transatlantic flight. Lindbergh flew for over 33 hours, battling fatigue and weather, before landing in Paris, France. This incredible feat not only made him an instant hero but also marked a significant milestone in aviation history, proving that the skies could be conquered just as the seas had been centuries before.
Speaking of conquering the seas, in 1506, we remember the death of Christopher Columbus, the Italian explorer credited with discovering the Americas. Although he wasn't the first to reach the New World, his voyages across the Atlantic in the late 15th century opened up the Americas to European exploration and colonization. Columbus's expeditions were daring, forever changing the course of history and linking continents that had been separated for millennia.
So, today's puzzle takes us on a journey from the monumental Three Gorges Dam to the death of an exploration icon. This puzzle spends time traveling through the value of dams and the risks explorers take to change the world.
2024.05.20 01:40 Strong_Tell499 Boeing is hiring Configuration Management Engineer (Entry Level/Associate) US St. Louis, MO
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2024.05.20 01:37 magiccitybhm UFL Team Stats (through Week 8)
OFFENSE
POINTS PER GAME 29.50 – Birmingham 28.13 – St. Louis 22.88 – Michigan 22.38 – Arlington 20.25 – San Antonio 17.88 – Memphis 17.75 – D.C. 15.50 – Houston
TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 371.75 – Birmingham 305.00 – Arlington 296.25 – San Antonio 291.25 – Michigan 273.13 – St. Louis 253.75 – D.C. 243.38 – Houston 234.00 – Memphis
RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 145.88 – Birmingham 124.50 – Michigan 99.00 – San Antonio 89.25 – St. Louis 80.38 – D.C. 79.25 – Arlington 69.63 – Houston 58.38 – Memphis
PASSING YARDS PER GAME 229.63 – Birmingham 225.75 – Arlington 198.38 – San Antonio 183.88 – St. Louis 175.63 – Memphis 173.75 – Houston 173.38 – D.C. 166.75 – Michigan
THIRD-DOWN PERCENTAGE 51.76 – Birmingham (44-85) 50.53 – Arlington (48-95) 43.01 – Memphis (40-93) 37.63 – Michigan (35-93) 37.00 – Houston (37-100) 36.17 – St. Louis (34-94) 35.56 – San Antonio (32-90) 34.04 – D.C. (32-94)
FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 2 – Arlington 2 – Michigan 3 – St. Louis 4 – Birmingham 4 – Houston 7 – D.C. 7 – San Antonio 8 – Memphis
FEWEST FUMBLES LOST 3 – St. Louis 4 – Arlington 4 – D.C. 4 – Michigan 5 – Birmingham 7 – Houston 8 – San Antonio 9 – Memphis
FEWEST SACKS ALLOWED 13 – Arlington 13 – San Antonio 14 – Birmingham 15 – D.C. 19 – St. Louis 20 – Houston 22 – Michigan 36 – Memphis
DEFENSE
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 16.38 – San Antonio 17.88 – Birmingham 18.38 – Michigan 19.25 – St. Louis 23.50 – Houston 24.50 – Arlington 24.75 – D.C. 30.25 – Memphis
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 243.25 – Birmingham 246.63 – St. Louis 261.25 – San Antonio 266.38 – Michigan 274.88 – Houston 305.63 – D.C. 320.63 – Arlington 349.88 – Memphis
FEWEST RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 63.75 – Birmingham 70.88 – Michigan 87.63 – San Antonio 88.50 – Houston 94.00 – St. Louis 104.63 – Memphis 111.50 – Arlington 125.38 – D.C.
FEWEST PASSING YARDS PER GAME 152.63 – St. Louis 173.63 – San Antonio 179.50 – Birmingham 180.25 – D.C. 186.38 – Houston 195.50 – Michigan 209.13 – Arlington 245.25 – Memphis
THIRD-DOWN DEFENSE 34.04 – D.C. (32-94) 34.04 – San Antonio (32-94) 39.13 – Michigan (36-92) 39.36 – St. Louis (37-94) 42.72 – Birmingham (44-103) 43.88 – Houston (43-98) 44.19 – Arlington (38-86) 50.00 – Memphis (42-84)
PASSES INTERCEPTED 8 – St. Louis 7 – Arlington 7 – Birmingham 6 – Houston 6 – Michigan 3 – Memphis 2 – D.C. 2 – San Antonio
FUMBLES RECOVERED 7 – Birmingham 7 – Memphis 6 – Houston 6 – San Antonio 5 – Arlington 5 – D.C. 3 – Michigan 3 – St. Louis
SACKS BY 26 – San Antonio 25 – Birmingham 21 – Michigan 19 – Arlington 17 – D.C. 17 – St. Louis 14 – Memphis 13 – Houston
TURNOVER +/- +6 – Arlington (6 lost, 12 taken) +6 – Birmingham (8 lost, 14 taken) +5 – St. Louis (6 lost, 11 taken) +3 – Michigan (6 lost, 9 taken) +1 – Houston (11 lost, 12 taken) -4 – D.C. (11 lost, 7 taken) -7 – San Antonio (15 lost, 8 taken) -17 – Memphis (17 lost, 10 taken)
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POINTS PER GAME 29.50 – Birmingham 28.13 – St. Louis 22.88 – Michigan 22.38 – Arlington 20.25 – San Antonio 17.88 – Memphis 17.75 – D.C. 15.50 – Houston
TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 371.75 – Birmingham 305.00 – Arlington 296.25 – San Antonio 291.25 – Michigan 273.13 – St. Louis 253.75 – D.C. 243.38 – Houston 234.00 – Memphis
RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 145.88 – Birmingham 124.50 – Michigan 99.00 – San Antonio 89.25 – St. Louis 80.38 – D.C. 79.25 – Arlington 69.63 – Houston 58.38 – Memphis
PASSING YARDS PER GAME 229.63 – Birmingham 225.75 – Arlington 198.38 – San Antonio 183.88 – St. Louis 175.63 – Memphis 173.75 – Houston 173.38 – D.C. 166.75 – Michigan
THIRD-DOWN PERCENTAGE 51.76 – Birmingham (44-85) 50.53 – Arlington (48-95) 43.01 – Memphis (40-93) 37.63 – Michigan (35-93) 37.00 – Houston (37-100) 36.17 – St. Louis (34-94) 35.56 – San Antonio (32-90) 34.04 – D.C. (32-94)
FEWEST INTERCEPTIONS THROWN 2 – Arlington 2 – Michigan 3 – St. Louis 4 – Birmingham 4 – Houston 7 – D.C. 7 – San Antonio 8 – Memphis
FEWEST FUMBLES LOST 3 – St. Louis 4 – Arlington 4 – D.C. 4 – Michigan 5 – Birmingham 7 – Houston 8 – San Antonio 9 – Memphis
FEWEST SACKS ALLOWED 13 – Arlington 13 – San Antonio 14 – Birmingham 15 – D.C. 19 – St. Louis 20 – Houston 22 – Michigan 36 – Memphis
DEFENSE
FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED PER GAME 16.38 – San Antonio 17.88 – Birmingham 18.38 – Michigan 19.25 – St. Louis 23.50 – Houston 24.50 – Arlington 24.75 – D.C. 30.25 – Memphis
FEWEST TOTAL YARDS PER GAME 243.25 – Birmingham 246.63 – St. Louis 261.25 – San Antonio 266.38 – Michigan 274.88 – Houston 305.63 – D.C. 320.63 – Arlington 349.88 – Memphis
FEWEST RUSHING YARDS PER GAME 63.75 – Birmingham 70.88 – Michigan 87.63 – San Antonio 88.50 – Houston 94.00 – St. Louis 104.63 – Memphis 111.50 – Arlington 125.38 – D.C.
FEWEST PASSING YARDS PER GAME 152.63 – St. Louis 173.63 – San Antonio 179.50 – Birmingham 180.25 – D.C. 186.38 – Houston 195.50 – Michigan 209.13 – Arlington 245.25 – Memphis
THIRD-DOWN DEFENSE 34.04 – D.C. (32-94) 34.04 – San Antonio (32-94) 39.13 – Michigan (36-92) 39.36 – St. Louis (37-94) 42.72 – Birmingham (44-103) 43.88 – Houston (43-98) 44.19 – Arlington (38-86) 50.00 – Memphis (42-84)
PASSES INTERCEPTED 8 – St. Louis 7 – Arlington 7 – Birmingham 6 – Houston 6 – Michigan 3 – Memphis 2 – D.C. 2 – San Antonio
FUMBLES RECOVERED 7 – Birmingham 7 – Memphis 6 – Houston 6 – San Antonio 5 – Arlington 5 – D.C. 3 – Michigan 3 – St. Louis
SACKS BY 26 – San Antonio 25 – Birmingham 21 – Michigan 19 – Arlington 17 – D.C. 17 – St. Louis 14 – Memphis 13 – Houston
TURNOVER +/- +6 – Arlington (6 lost, 12 taken) +6 – Birmingham (8 lost, 14 taken) +5 – St. Louis (6 lost, 11 taken) +3 – Michigan (6 lost, 9 taken) +1 – Houston (11 lost, 12 taken) -4 – D.C. (11 lost, 7 taken) -7 – San Antonio (15 lost, 8 taken) -17 – Memphis (17 lost, 10 taken)
2024.05.20 01:37 ExoticSatisfaction25 Turned $1 👉🏼 $70 in just FOUR Days (Check last Slide)
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2024.05.20 01:26 loon-eh Thanks for the $20 MLB bet fanduel
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2024.05.20 01:23 ECUALUM2003 🔥Cash Clev/Boston/Yanks-Huge MLB Sunday 12-6/1-1 NBA
Huge sunday already cashing top 2 MLB plays easy, and most of the top plays and ANOTHER UMPIRE OVER. 11-0 on these calls. 1-1 NBA as Knicks fell apart when Bruson got hurt but cashed the over. Padres up 3-0 already! Hope everyone is tailing and making some good $. Let me know.
Thank you in advance to those who say thanks and tip when they hit.
MLB= 12-6 (Cash #1/6 Top plays/7-3 top plays).
NBA=1-1
MLB=11-9 Sat/13-8 Sat (Cash#1/7 Top) Thurs/(Cash #1)/12-10 Wed (6-5 top)/11-10 Tues (Cash #1)/9-8 Mon/11-12 Sun (Cash #!)/11-11 Sat (Cash top 2)/12-11 Fri (7-4 Top)/4-7 Thurs/11-10 Wed/11-9 Tues (Cash Top 5)/12-5 Mon (7-1 Top)/10-12 Sun/13-8 Sat (7-3 Top)/5-14 Fri/5-4 Thurs/13-8 Wed (Cash top 6 straight/12-10 Tues (Cash #1)/8-8 Mon (6-3 Top)/7-12 Sun (6-4 Top)/13-9 Sat (6-4 Top)/9-9 Fri (5-4 Top)/7-5 Thurs/14-6 Wed (9-2 TOP)/15-8 Sun (9-3 Top plays)/
513-436 YTD/ (271-206 Top plays)
*All plays are standard bets unless adorned with a star. Those adorned with a star are TOP Plays.*Top plays are listed in order of strength.
*All plays are standard bets unless adorned with a star. Those adorned with a star are TOP Plays.*Top plays are listed in order of strength.
⭐️Guardians-115-W
⭐️Red Sox-110-W
⭐️Cubs-118-L
⭐️Yanks-1.5-136-W
⭐️Tampa+100-L
⭐️Mets-132-W
⭐️Padres+110
⭐️Brewers+120-L
⭐️Royals-1-108-W
⭐Boston/St Louis Over 8-115 (See writeup)-W
⭐️Rocks/Giants Over 7.5-115-L
⭐️Detroit/Ozone Dbacks 8-120-W
Orioles-144-W
Dodgers-1-115-Push
Nationals+2-130-L
Angels+140-W
Diamondbacks-138-W
Tampa/Toronto Over 8-120-L (7 runs ugh)
Oakland/KC Over 8.5-125-W
Mets/Marlin Over 7.5-120-W
NBA=0-2 Sat/2-0 Fri/0-3 Thurs/2-3 Wed/3-1 Tues (2-0 top plays)/1-3 Mon (1-1 Top)/2-2 Sun/2-3 Sat/1-4 Fri (1-1 Top)/1-2 Thurs/1-1 Wed/3-1 Tues (2-0 Top)/2-2mon (2-0 Top)/2-0 Sun/1-1 Sat(Cash #1 top)/3-0 Fri/3-1 Thurs/2-2 Wed/1-4 Tues/3-3 Mon (Cash #1)/5-3 Sun (4-1 Top)/5-2 Sat (3-0 Top)/4-2 Fri/5-0 Thurs/2-3 Wed/2-4 Tues/3-5 Mon/2-4 Sun/3-3 Sat (Cash top 2)/6-3 Wed/10-5 Tues (4-2 Top)/7-7 Sun (Cash top 2)/5-2 Sat (3-0 Top)/7-2 Mon (5-0 Top)/7-4 Sun (Cash 3/4 Top))/6-3 Sun (Cash 2 top)/6-5 Sat (Cash 3/4 Top)/7-3 Tues (Cash 3/4 Top)/9-4 Wed (Cash 3/4 Top)/7-3 Thurs (Cash 3/4 top)/10-2 Wed/6-2 Mon/7-1 mon/5-2 Wed (Cash 2/3 top plays)/4-1 Mon (cash 3/4 top plays)/795-712 YTD
⭐️Knicks-3-115-L
⭐️Nuggets-4-120
Knicks/Pacers Over 207-120-W
NHL=1-0 Sat/2-1 Fri (2-0 Top)/2-2 (Cash #1)/0-1 Wed/1-3 Tues (1-1 Top)/0-3-1 Mon/0-2-1 Sun/1-2 Sat/2-1 Fri/1-2 Thurs (Cash #1)/2-1 Wed/1-2 Tues/0-1 Mon/2-1 Sun/1-0 Sat/0-3 Fri/0-1 Thurs/2-1 Wed/2-4 Tues/2-1 Mon/4-2 Sun (2-1 Top)/1-4 Sat (Cash #1)/3-3 Fri (2-1 Top)/4-1 Sun (Cash top 2)/3-0 Sat/4-3 Thurs/5-1 Sun/4-2 Friday (2-1 Top)/6-1 Fri/6-3 Thurs (3-1 Top)/4-2 Wed (2/3 Top)/5-3 Tues (Cash #1)/6-0 SUN/8-4 Sat/2-0 Fri/5-1 Sun (Cash 2/2 Top)/7-4 Sat (Cash 3 Top)/7-4 Thurs (Cash 3/4 Top plays)/4-1 Wed (3-0 Top)/6-3 Tues (Cash top 2 plays)/7-2 Sat/4-0 Fri/7-5 Sat/4-2 Friday/6-0 Sun/6-5 Sat/3-1 Fri/3-1 Wed/4-2 Tues/2-1 Sun/11-0 Sat/669-645 YTD
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MLB= 12-6 (Cash #1/6 Top plays/7-3 top plays).
NBA=1-1
MLB=11-9 Sat/13-8 Sat (Cash#1/7 Top) Thurs/(Cash #1)/12-10 Wed (6-5 top)/11-10 Tues (Cash #1)/9-8 Mon/11-12 Sun (Cash #!)/11-11 Sat (Cash top 2)/12-11 Fri (7-4 Top)/4-7 Thurs/11-10 Wed/11-9 Tues (Cash Top 5)/12-5 Mon (7-1 Top)/10-12 Sun/13-8 Sat (7-3 Top)/5-14 Fri/5-4 Thurs/13-8 Wed (Cash top 6 straight/12-10 Tues (Cash #1)/8-8 Mon (6-3 Top)/7-12 Sun (6-4 Top)/13-9 Sat (6-4 Top)/9-9 Fri (5-4 Top)/7-5 Thurs/14-6 Wed (9-2 TOP)/15-8 Sun (9-3 Top plays)/
513-436 YTD/ (271-206 Top plays)
*All plays are standard bets unless adorned with a star. Those adorned with a star are TOP Plays.*Top plays are listed in order of strength.
*All plays are standard bets unless adorned with a star. Those adorned with a star are TOP Plays.*Top plays are listed in order of strength.
⭐️Guardians-115-W
⭐️Red Sox-110-W
⭐️Cubs-118-L
⭐️Yanks-1.5-136-W
⭐️Tampa+100-L
⭐️Mets-132-W
⭐️Padres+110
⭐️Brewers+120-L
⭐️Royals-1-108-W
⭐Boston/St Louis Over 8-115 (See writeup)-W
⭐️Rocks/Giants Over 7.5-115-L
⭐️Detroit/Ozone Dbacks 8-120-W
Orioles-144-W
Dodgers-1-115-Push
Nationals+2-130-L
Angels+140-W
Diamondbacks-138-W
Tampa/Toronto Over 8-120-L (7 runs ugh)
Oakland/KC Over 8.5-125-W
Mets/Marlin Over 7.5-120-W
NBA=0-2 Sat/2-0 Fri/0-3 Thurs/2-3 Wed/3-1 Tues (2-0 top plays)/1-3 Mon (1-1 Top)/2-2 Sun/2-3 Sat/1-4 Fri (1-1 Top)/1-2 Thurs/1-1 Wed/3-1 Tues (2-0 Top)/2-2mon (2-0 Top)/2-0 Sun/1-1 Sat(Cash #1 top)/3-0 Fri/3-1 Thurs/2-2 Wed/1-4 Tues/3-3 Mon (Cash #1)/5-3 Sun (4-1 Top)/5-2 Sat (3-0 Top)/4-2 Fri/5-0 Thurs/2-3 Wed/2-4 Tues/3-5 Mon/2-4 Sun/3-3 Sat (Cash top 2)/6-3 Wed/10-5 Tues (4-2 Top)/7-7 Sun (Cash top 2)/5-2 Sat (3-0 Top)/7-2 Mon (5-0 Top)/7-4 Sun (Cash 3/4 Top))/6-3 Sun (Cash 2 top)/6-5 Sat (Cash 3/4 Top)/7-3 Tues (Cash 3/4 Top)/9-4 Wed (Cash 3/4 Top)/7-3 Thurs (Cash 3/4 top)/10-2 Wed/6-2 Mon/7-1 mon/5-2 Wed (Cash 2/3 top plays)/4-1 Mon (cash 3/4 top plays)/795-712 YTD
⭐️Knicks-3-115-L
⭐️Nuggets-4-120
Knicks/Pacers Over 207-120-W
NHL=1-0 Sat/2-1 Fri (2-0 Top)/2-2 (Cash #1)/0-1 Wed/1-3 Tues (1-1 Top)/0-3-1 Mon/0-2-1 Sun/1-2 Sat/2-1 Fri/1-2 Thurs (Cash #1)/2-1 Wed/1-2 Tues/0-1 Mon/2-1 Sun/1-0 Sat/0-3 Fri/0-1 Thurs/2-1 Wed/2-4 Tues/2-1 Mon/4-2 Sun (2-1 Top)/1-4 Sat (Cash #1)/3-3 Fri (2-1 Top)/4-1 Sun (Cash top 2)/3-0 Sat/4-3 Thurs/5-1 Sun/4-2 Friday (2-1 Top)/6-1 Fri/6-3 Thurs (3-1 Top)/4-2 Wed (2/3 Top)/5-3 Tues (Cash #1)/6-0 SUN/8-4 Sat/2-0 Fri/5-1 Sun (Cash 2/2 Top)/7-4 Sat (Cash 3 Top)/7-4 Thurs (Cash 3/4 Top plays)/4-1 Wed (3-0 Top)/6-3 Tues (Cash top 2 plays)/7-2 Sat/4-0 Fri/7-5 Sat/4-2 Friday/6-0 Sun/6-5 Sat/3-1 Fri/3-1 Wed/4-2 Tues/2-1 Sun/11-0 Sat/669-645 YTD
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2024.05.20 01:21 imaginarion UFL Inaugural Season Playoffs
With today’s games in the books, we now have the four UFL playoff teams set.
The USFL Conference Championship will be contested between the Birmingham Stallions and the Michigan Panthers.
The XFL Conference Championship will be contested between the St. Louis Battlehawks and the San Antonio Brahmas.
Home-field advantage is guaranteed for Birmingham in the USFL, but is still TBD in the XFL. The Brahmas will have to win out if they want to host it, however.
The UFL Championship Game will be held in St. Louis.
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The USFL Conference Championship will be contested between the Birmingham Stallions and the Michigan Panthers.
The XFL Conference Championship will be contested between the St. Louis Battlehawks and the San Antonio Brahmas.
Home-field advantage is guaranteed for Birmingham in the USFL, but is still TBD in the XFL. The Brahmas will have to win out if they want to host it, however.
The UFL Championship Game will be held in St. Louis.
2024.05.20 01:20 wellhello0 First win of the year
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2024.05.20 01:16 Callywood St. Louis Battlehawks Week 8 postgame press conference United Football League
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2024.05.20 01:16 Callywood St. Louis Battlehawks Week 8 postgame press conference United Football League
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2024.05.20 00:47 GuyOnTheMike UFL Attendance through Week 8
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2024.05.20 00:34 The_Collector03 [WTS] Wonders of America 1 oz Silver Bar sets
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SILVER BARS:
Wonders of America Set 1 - 5 toned 1 oz bars
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Wonders of America Set 1 - 5 toned 1 oz bars
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- Niagara Falls
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- Grand Canyon
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- Includes:
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- Stone Mountain
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2024.05.20 00:24 The_Collector03 [WTS] PCGS Half Cents, capped bust halves, raw coins, silver bars
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1804 Half Cent - Plain 4 No Stems - PCGS VF25
1851 Large Cent
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- Includes:
- Lincoln Memorial
- Niagara Falls
- St. Louis Arch
- Cape Kennedy
- Grand Canyon
- Photos
- BIN $185 shipped
- Includes:
- Statue of Liberty
- Stone Mountain
- Golden Gate Bridge
- Mt. Rushmore
- The Delta Queen
2024.05.20 00:24 Stinduh This conference finals will be the first time all four teams face a 25-year cup drought.
Happy off day friends. With tomorrow’s Game 7 the only thing on the NHL docket until the Conference Finals start on Wednesday, I wanted to deep dive into something I had found mildly interesting: there will be four teams in the Conference finals this year, each of whom have not won the cup in 25 years. Dallas is the most recent in 1999 and exactly 25 years ago, followed by the Rangers in 1994, and the Florida Panthers who were founded in 1993 but have never won the cup. The Canucks also have never won the cup and were established in 1970 while the Oilers last won in 1990. This has never happened before.
That’s the tl;dr: Every Semi- or Conference Finals in the history of the league has featured either a team that won the cup in the 25 years prior or a team that hadn’t existed for 25 years.
This started as I looked for the last time the most recent cup winner among the four finalists was at least 25 years prior.That would be in 2004, when the Flames, Sharks, Lightning, and Flyers were the Conference Finalists. The Flames were the most recent cup winner of those four teams, having won in 1989, exactly 25 years previously (I love this coincidence with the Stars also being at exactly 25 years this year). The Flyers were also nursing a 29-year drought at the time, while the Lightning and the Sharks hadn’t existed for the requisite years.
Edit: I can't math, this isn't 25 years. I return to the deep dive to try and find the last time the most recent cup winner in a conference finals was 25 years prior.
Edit 2: I believe I return to the 94 Conference Finals. With the Devils setting the pace with their inception in 1974 and the Canucks not having won the cup, the most recent cup winner in 94 conference finals was the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1967. That was 27 years prior.
This is where the deep dive started, as I was next interested in if any conference or semi-final in the history of the league featured teams with such large cup droughts. So, let’s go all the way back to the beginning.
Pre-Original Six Era. 1927-1942
The NHL became the only league with claim to the Cup in 1917, but it wasn’t until 1926-27 that the league began using a playoff format that included four teams in the Semi-Finals. That year, the Ottawa Senators won the cup with ten teams in the league. From 1927 to the beginning of the original six era in 1942 (15 years), every team that played in the league other than New York Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates/Philadelphia Quakers won the Stanley Cup. Many of those teams were only founded within the few years prior to the 26-27 season, and those that weren’t had already won a Stanley Cup.
Original Six Era. 1942-1967
When the league reduced down to six teams in 1942, all of the remaining teams had won the Stanley Cup during the prior era. The longest drought at the time belonged (somewhat ironically) to the Montreal Canadiens, who had not won since 1931. They ended their 13-year drought in 1944. Two of the six teams never won the cup in this era, the Bruins and the Rangers. But since four of the six teams made the playoffs, it would be impossible in this era for four teams to make the playoffs with none of them having won in the past 25 years.
Expansion Era. 1967-1992
When the league expanded to 12 teams, they made a fascinating decision to split the league into the Original Six and Expansion Six divisions. Even when two more teams were added to the league in 1970, and two more in 72, the only non-expansion team in the West Division was the Chicago Blackhawks (hilariously, the Vancouver Canucks played in the “East Division”). So for those five years, it was impossible for the Semi-Finals not to include at least one expansion team.
In 1974, the league introduced the Wales and Campbell conferences, which remained in place through the end of this era in 1992 (which is conveniently 25 years since expansion). While it would not have been impossible for four different non-expansion teams to make the conference finals, it never happened. From 1967 to 1992, at least one non-original six franchise made the Semi/Conference Finals. It could have gotten close in 1979, when the Islanders were the lone non-original-six team in the Conference Finals. But, even had the Black Hawks beaten the Islanders in the Quarterfinals, the Canadiens were on the verge of a four-peat.
(Other of note here was the 1980 Semi-Finals, the first time in history that the Semis only featured non-original-six franchises)
But by virtue of at least one expansion team in the conference finals before any of those teams had a chance to have 25 years in the NHL, there was always at least one team in the Semis/Conference with a drought no more than 25 years.
Pre-Salary Cap Era. 1992-2004
By the time the clock turned on the 92-93 season, 25 years after the Expansion Six joined the league, only two of those teams had won the Stanley Cup. More teams would hit the 25 year threshold in this era, but with more teams joining the league and the lingering years of the 70s and 80s dynasties, the buffer remained for at least one team. This era did have 1994 conference finals with the Canucks, Maple Leafs, Rangers, and Devils, all of whom had 20+ year droughts at the time. This is also a significant year, in that the Devils “set the pace” at exactly 20 years since their inception in 1974. The first time since 1928 that a team’s inception was more recent than another Conference finalist’s last cup.
A close call in the 1997-98 playoffs featured the Dallas Stars, the Washington Capitals, and the Buffalo Sabres, all of whom had never won the cup and were over 25 years old at the time. The Red Wings rounded out that group, though, and they had just won the year prior. The St Louis Blues lost in the quarterfinals to the Wings; had they won, they would also have had a 25+ year drought.
And then, the era ends with the last time the most recent cup winner of the remaining teams was 25-years prior. The aforementioned 04 Conference finals featured two teams with 25+ year droughts and two teams that weren’t yet 25 years old. The Lightning, established in 1992, were 12 years old.
Edit: See above, I can't math
Salary Cap Era. 2006-Present
Since then, each conference finals featured a cup winner more recent than 25 years prior. 2010 featured the long droughted Chicago Blackhawks, with the Flyers hitting another milestone year of their drought, but the Sharks were just coming up on just 20 years in the league and the Habs had won 17 years prior in 1993. And when the Golden Knights joined the league in 2017-18, they made the conference finals four times in their short existence (along with appearances from teams who had won the cup in the previous 25 years).
In Conclusion
Here’s a spreadsheet I made with every year’s most recent Cup winner or new franchise: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13i4sWXjNwDJsL-pZfduvBwQKB_JlVi8_26Dq03cz8Lc/edit?usp=sharing
This is a pretty historic conference finals. While 25 years might seem a little arbitrary (and if you’ve made it this far, thanks for not pointing out that it’s actually only 23 seasons), it’s the longest ever shared drought between four teams in the league at the same time. Also, it’s five years longer than the previous record, the 20-year droughts shared by the 1995 conference finalists.
One of these five teams will break a 25+ year drought this season. And none of them are the Toronto Maple Leafs.
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That’s the tl;dr: Every Semi- or Conference Finals in the history of the league has featured either a team that won the cup in the 25 years prior or a team that hadn’t existed for 25 years.
This started as I looked for the last time the most recent cup winner among the four finalists was at least 25 years prior.
Edit: I can't math, this isn't 25 years. I return to the deep dive to try and find the last time the most recent cup winner in a conference finals was 25 years prior.
Edit 2: I believe I return to the 94 Conference Finals. With the Devils setting the pace with their inception in 1974 and the Canucks not having won the cup, the most recent cup winner in 94 conference finals was the Toronto Maple Leafs in 1967. That was 27 years prior.
This is where the deep dive started, as I was next interested in if any conference or semi-final in the history of the league featured teams with such large cup droughts. So, let’s go all the way back to the beginning.
Pre-Original Six Era. 1927-1942
The NHL became the only league with claim to the Cup in 1917, but it wasn’t until 1926-27 that the league began using a playoff format that included four teams in the Semi-Finals. That year, the Ottawa Senators won the cup with ten teams in the league. From 1927 to the beginning of the original six era in 1942 (15 years), every team that played in the league other than New York Americans and Pittsburgh Pirates/Philadelphia Quakers won the Stanley Cup. Many of those teams were only founded within the few years prior to the 26-27 season, and those that weren’t had already won a Stanley Cup.
Original Six Era. 1942-1967
When the league reduced down to six teams in 1942, all of the remaining teams had won the Stanley Cup during the prior era. The longest drought at the time belonged (somewhat ironically) to the Montreal Canadiens, who had not won since 1931. They ended their 13-year drought in 1944. Two of the six teams never won the cup in this era, the Bruins and the Rangers. But since four of the six teams made the playoffs, it would be impossible in this era for four teams to make the playoffs with none of them having won in the past 25 years.
Expansion Era. 1967-1992
When the league expanded to 12 teams, they made a fascinating decision to split the league into the Original Six and Expansion Six divisions. Even when two more teams were added to the league in 1970, and two more in 72, the only non-expansion team in the West Division was the Chicago Blackhawks (hilariously, the Vancouver Canucks played in the “East Division”). So for those five years, it was impossible for the Semi-Finals not to include at least one expansion team.
In 1974, the league introduced the Wales and Campbell conferences, which remained in place through the end of this era in 1992 (which is conveniently 25 years since expansion). While it would not have been impossible for four different non-expansion teams to make the conference finals, it never happened. From 1967 to 1992, at least one non-original six franchise made the Semi/Conference Finals. It could have gotten close in 1979, when the Islanders were the lone non-original-six team in the Conference Finals. But, even had the Black Hawks beaten the Islanders in the Quarterfinals, the Canadiens were on the verge of a four-peat.
(Other of note here was the 1980 Semi-Finals, the first time in history that the Semis only featured non-original-six franchises)
But by virtue of at least one expansion team in the conference finals before any of those teams had a chance to have 25 years in the NHL, there was always at least one team in the Semis/Conference with a drought no more than 25 years.
Pre-Salary Cap Era. 1992-2004
By the time the clock turned on the 92-93 season, 25 years after the Expansion Six joined the league, only two of those teams had won the Stanley Cup. More teams would hit the 25 year threshold in this era, but with more teams joining the league and the lingering years of the 70s and 80s dynasties, the buffer remained for at least one team. This era did have 1994 conference finals with the Canucks, Maple Leafs, Rangers, and Devils, all of whom had 20+ year droughts at the time. This is also a significant year, in that the Devils “set the pace” at exactly 20 years since their inception in 1974. The first time since 1928 that a team’s inception was more recent than another Conference finalist’s last cup.
A close call in the 1997-98 playoffs featured the Dallas Stars, the Washington Capitals, and the Buffalo Sabres, all of whom had never won the cup and were over 25 years old at the time. The Red Wings rounded out that group, though, and they had just won the year prior. The St Louis Blues lost in the quarterfinals to the Wings; had they won, they would also have had a 25+ year drought.
Edit: See above, I can't math
Salary Cap Era. 2006-Present
Since then, each conference finals featured a cup winner more recent than 25 years prior. 2010 featured the long droughted Chicago Blackhawks, with the Flyers hitting another milestone year of their drought, but the Sharks were just coming up on just 20 years in the league and the Habs had won 17 years prior in 1993. And when the Golden Knights joined the league in 2017-18, they made the conference finals four times in their short existence (along with appearances from teams who had won the cup in the previous 25 years).
In Conclusion
Here’s a spreadsheet I made with every year’s most recent Cup winner or new franchise: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/13i4sWXjNwDJsL-pZfduvBwQKB_JlVi8_26Dq03cz8Lc/edit?usp=sharing
This is a pretty historic conference finals. While 25 years might seem a little arbitrary (and if you’ve made it this far, thanks for not pointing out that it’s actually only 23 seasons), it’s the longest ever shared drought between four teams in the league at the same time. Also, it’s five years longer than the previous record, the 20-year droughts shared by the 1995 conference finalists.
One of these five teams will break a 25+ year drought this season. And none of them are the Toronto Maple Leafs.
2024.05.20 00:13 GreetingsADM St. Louis Bombers with a thriller in the end! Men’s D1 Champs (USA Rugby top level of amateur competition)
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2024.05.20 00:09 _mcchris summer tour 2024
hey guys just wanted to jump on here and remind you that tour is about to start! there are a few shows that are looking like definite sell outs so get your tickets asap!
there’s gonna be lots of new merch, new vinyl and i’ve managed to access my entire live library so there’s no telling what songs i’ll be doing. on my last tiktok live rehearsal we did the myspace halo mix of ftw and the optimiss remix of wiid. you remember any of this stuff? countless fans are still with me and still remember.
i hope i get to see you this summer. on reddit i know i have many MANY detractors but i appreciate everyone who’s held tight to their positive experiences and i appreciate those who have forgiven me for any past slights. i’m trying my hardest to do right and do my best and that’s all i can do. thanks again.
tickets at mcchris.com/pages/shows
now which shows are you going to?
love mc
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there’s gonna be lots of new merch, new vinyl and i’ve managed to access my entire live library so there’s no telling what songs i’ll be doing. on my last tiktok live rehearsal we did the myspace halo mix of ftw and the optimiss remix of wiid. you remember any of this stuff? countless fans are still with me and still remember.
i hope i get to see you this summer. on reddit i know i have many MANY detractors but i appreciate everyone who’s held tight to their positive experiences and i appreciate those who have forgiven me for any past slights. i’m trying my hardest to do right and do my best and that’s all i can do. thanks again.
tickets at mcchris.com/pages/shows
now which shows are you going to?
love mc
2024.05.19 23:52 aussueguy101 42 [M4F] #Missouri Lost in Translation Aussie Bloke Seeking Windy City or Gateway Arch Gal
G'day, Chicago and St. Louis ladies!
I'm a 42-year-old Aussie guy who’s traded koalas and kangaroos for deep-dish pizza and toasted ravioli (well for the month of October).
A bit about me: I’ve got the accent, the love for a good BBQ, and the endless supply of Crocodile Dundee quotes. By day, I’m a public servant, navigating the urban jungle. By night, I’m a mix of pub trivia enthusiast, amateur chef (my pavlova is legendary), and outdoor explorer (because fresh air is good for the soul, right?).
What am I looking for? A spirited sheila with a sense of humor as sharp as her fashion sense. Someone who can appreciate the simple joys—like a sunset, a cold beer, and a great conversation. If you can school me in American sports (what’s with all the handball in your ‘football’?) and show me the local sights, we’re off to a great start.
Whether you’re in Chicago, with its skyscrapers and lake views, or St. Louis, with that iconic arch and blues scene, let’s share some laughs and adventures. I promise you won’t have to fake an Aussie accent in return (though bonus points if you do!).
Send me a message if you're ready for a cross-continental banter.
Cheers
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I'm a 42-year-old Aussie guy who’s traded koalas and kangaroos for deep-dish pizza and toasted ravioli (well for the month of October).
A bit about me: I’ve got the accent, the love for a good BBQ, and the endless supply of Crocodile Dundee quotes. By day, I’m a public servant, navigating the urban jungle. By night, I’m a mix of pub trivia enthusiast, amateur chef (my pavlova is legendary), and outdoor explorer (because fresh air is good for the soul, right?).
What am I looking for? A spirited sheila with a sense of humor as sharp as her fashion sense. Someone who can appreciate the simple joys—like a sunset, a cold beer, and a great conversation. If you can school me in American sports (what’s with all the handball in your ‘football’?) and show me the local sights, we’re off to a great start.
Whether you’re in Chicago, with its skyscrapers and lake views, or St. Louis, with that iconic arch and blues scene, let’s share some laughs and adventures. I promise you won’t have to fake an Aussie accent in return (though bonus points if you do!).
Send me a message if you're ready for a cross-continental banter.
Cheers
2024.05.19 23:51 ScrewAnalytics Name a Gimmick that’s older than beating a Wisconsin sports team and immediately going on a run to the championship:
Since 2011 for a state with only 3 professional sports teams:
-2011 St Louis Cardinals
-2018 Dodgers
-2019 Nationals
-2020 Dodgers
-2021 Braves
-2023 Diamondbacks
-2011 New York Giants
-2013 49ers
-2014 Seahawks
-2016 Falcons
-2019 49ers
-2020 Buccaneers
-2023 49ers
-2013 Heat
-2019 Raptors
-2020 Heat
-2022 Celtics
-2023 Heat
-2024 Pacers?
Weirdly, during this time Wisconsin sports teams have appeared in 8 conference championships (NLCS/NFC Championship/ECF) and only won 1 (2021 Bucks). Unlucky or cursed?
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-2011 St Louis Cardinals
-2018 Dodgers
-2019 Nationals
-2020 Dodgers
-2021 Braves
-2023 Diamondbacks
-2011 New York Giants
-2013 49ers
-2014 Seahawks
-2016 Falcons
-2019 49ers
-2020 Buccaneers
-2023 49ers
-2013 Heat
-2019 Raptors
-2020 Heat
-2022 Celtics
-2023 Heat
-2024 Pacers?
Weirdly, during this time Wisconsin sports teams have appeared in 8 conference championships (NLCS/NFC Championship/ECF) and only won 1 (2021 Bucks). Unlucky or cursed?