Round 1, Pick 5 - Joe Alt, OT, Notre Dame:
NFL: Head coach Jim Harbaugh is set on building an offensive bully and that starts with the offensive line. Alt comes in as a polished tackle who’ll step in and immediately boost the unit and protect Justin Herbert.
CBS Sports: B. He is the best in this class, but now he has to make the transition to right tackle for Jim Harbaugh. That can be tough to do. But taking a lineman makes sense, I just might have taken J.C. Latham as a better fit.
ESPN: Chargers general manager Joe Hortiz said they would stick to the process of picking the best player available, a strategy he learned from 26 years in the Baltimore Ravens personnel department that won him two Super Bowls. Selecting Alt on Thursday night supports this theory. The Chargers currently employ only four receivers -- none of whom has a season over 800 yards in the NFL -- and passed on taking the second-best receiver in the class. The Chargers are returning four of their five offensive line starters from last season and signed center Bradley Bozeman in free agency, but stuck to their strategy despite much bigger needs on the roster.
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Round 2, Pick 34 - Ladd McConkey, WR, Georgia:
NFL: Our second pick, second receiver and first trade of the night. The Patriots slide back a few spots, and the Chargers get a receiver who should be thrust right into the mix. Although McConkey had injury issues at Georgia, if he's able to stay healthy, he could be Justin Herbert's favorite target in due time. With great route-running skills and impressive separation ability, McConkey could be an 80-catch player one day.
CBS Sports: A. Crafty, athletic, polished WR who can win on the boundary and in the slot. Releases are great. Route-running nuance also there. Deceptive speed and YAC skills.
ESPN: After trading Keenan Allen and releasing Mike Williams, the Chargers came into the draft with just four receivers on the roster. None among that receiving group of Joshua Palmer, Quentin Johnston, Derius Davis and Simi Fehoko had ever topped 800 yards in an NFL season. Since Herbert entered the league in 2020, he has always had a coterie of reliable pass-catchers, including players like running back Austin Ekeler and tight end Gerald Everett, who both left in free agency. McConkey, the Chargers hope, gives Herbert another player he can count on in the passing offense after many key departures.
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Round 3, Pick 69 - Junior Colson, LB, Michigan:
NFL: If there was one player I would have bet would follow Jim Harbaugh to the Chargers, it would have been Mike Sainristil or Colson. The latter was the emotional heartbeat of a championship Michigan defense, as Colson is a full-tilt competitor who brings his all to every game and every practice. He's a tackling machine whose coverage limitations were likely what caused him to fall out of the top 50 picks.
CBS Sports: B. Ties to Jim Harbaugh and addresses a need at off-ball LB. Best tackling linebacker in the class by a wide margin. Flashed some coverage chops in 2023 but not a speciality. I didn’t see premier range or speed to the football. Beats blocks with decent regularly and ball skills must show up more in NFL. Very young.
ESPN: This was a position of need for the Chargers and Colson, who was a second-team Big Ten selection and led the team with 95 tackles last season, will bring necessary competition to a mostly unproven group. Both of the Chargers' starting outside linebackers in 2023 won't be back next season, as Kenneth Murray Jr. signed with the Tennessee Titans in free agency and Eric Kendricks was released in March. Linebackers Daiyan Henley (51 defensive snaps in 2023) and Nick Niemann (238 defensive snaps in 2023) are the Chargers' lone returning linebackers from last season, but they also signed Denzel Perryman and Troy Dye.
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Round 4, Pick 105 - Justin Eboigbe, DT, Alabama:
NFL: Jim Harbaugh keeps beefing up both fronts. Eboigbe played well in Bama's Rose Bowl loss to Harbaugh's Wolverines, so this pick isn't a shock. The Chargers are adding toughness in Eboigbe, assuming his health improves. He had a breakout season in 2023.
CBS Sports: C+. Classic Nick Saban defensive lineman. Two-gapping extraordinaire with thick, powerful frame. Good first-step quickness but won’t be a calling card to win as a pass rusher consistently in the NFL. Not a pass-rush move type. Higher floor than upside. Limited role.
ESPN: The Chargers begin Day 3 by filling another of the team's most significant needs. L.A. is set at outside linebacker on their defensive line with Khalil Mack, Joey Bosa and Tuli Tuipulotu, but they are largely unproven in the interior. Some of the Chargers' best interior defenders from last season, defensive tackle Sebastian Joseph-Day and defensive tackle Austin Johnson, won't be back in 2024. Eboigbe, 6-foot-4, 275 pounds, was a first-team All-SEC selection last season, finishing with a caterer-high seven sacks.
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Round 5, Pick 137 - Tarheeb Still, CB, Maryland:
NFL: The first tape I watched of Still, coincidentally, was against Michigan -- and he looked good. Jim Harbaugh clearly agreed, although Still's lack of elite speed or size might make him more of a candidate to kick inside as a nickel.
CBS Sports: C+. Chippy, fluid CB who wants to come up and hit people. Super-smooth hips. Doesn’t have the length or pure speed to be lockdown type but gets the most out of his athletic skill set. Won’t follow routes perfectly at the next level. Can be too grabby in man. Infectious energy on the field. Just lacks premier traits.
ESPN: The Chargers' pass defense was abysmal last season, allowing 249.6 yards per game, which ranked 30th in the NFL. So they had to address their secondary in the draft. Still, who is 6-foot and 189 pounds, ran a 4.52 in the 40-yard dash at the combine and finished with five interceptions last season, which tied for sixth in the FBS. He has lined up primarily outside (77% of his snaps came from out wide), but he can also play in the slot.
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Round 5, Pick 140 - Cam Hart, CB, Notre Dame:
NFL: The Chargers double up on long DBs to help combat the AFC West's playmakers. Hart has a strong athletic profile, and he has the perfect makeup to be a special teams coverage standout as well.
CBS Sports: B-. Old-school, long outside CB. Huge with extreme length. Moves well for his size but probably won’t be able to stay with quick separators in the NFL on a regular basis. Last-resort grabbing gets him into trouble during the route. Speed is average and didn’t make many plays on the ball but not tested often. Maybe move to safety?
ESPN: Cornerback is the first position where the Chargers have drafted multiple players so far, proving that the group was one Hortiz knew needed improvement and competition. Cornerback may also be Hortiz's favorite position. He told reporters that he "never feels full at corner. That is a position that you never stop chasing," he said. The Chargers now have six cornerbacks on the active roster, including the 6-3, 202-pound Hart.
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Round 6, Pick 181 - Kimani Vidal, RB, Troy:
NFL: I'm a bit surprised the Chargers didn't take a back before this, but Vidal has a chance to join the RB rotation for Jim Harbaugh. Vidal's profile reads similarly to Blake Corum, so it's easy to see why Harbaugh might view him favorably.
CBS Sports: A. This is a future feature back. Stocky, well-built frame. Between the tackles experience and can blend slashing and multi-cut style together. Elusive, sets up blockers well and has effortless power through contact at times. Not a true burner.
ESPN: Since the Jim Harbaugh era began in February, the theme for the Chargers has been on running the football. Vidal gives them depth at a position that will be one of the most important on the team. Considering the talent in the Chargers' running back room, which includes J.K. Dobbins and Gus Edwards, Vidal likely projects to be mainly a special teams contributor in his first year. Vidal set the Troy career (4,010), single-season (1,661), and single-game (248) rushing records, and his great-uncle is Baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron.
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Round 7, Pick 225 - Brenden Rice, WR, USC:
NFL: Jerry Rice's son and Caleb Williams' go-to guy figured to go a few rounds higher than this, but it's possible scouts felt there was more development needed in his game. With the Chargers, there are WR jobs open for Rice to make the roster early on.
CBS Sports: B+. Downfield specimen with quality size. Didn’t test amazingly but was a vertical weapon for Caleb Williams at USC. Stiff routes and only glimmers of YAC but has the power to run through some tackles. Fun fit with Justin Herbert. Son of NFL legend Jerry Rice.
ESPN: Only four receivers were on the Chargers roster before the draft, so drafting a second receiver seemed inevitable. Rice, 6-3, 208 pounds, is the son of Pro Football Hall of Fame receiver Jerry Rice. He played his final two seasons for the Trojans, where he was the primary deep target for No. 1 pick Caleb Williams. Rice led the team with a 14.6 air yards per target average in 2023, and 7 of his 12 TD receptions were on vertical routes -- tied for the sixth-most in the FBS.
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Round 7, Pick 253 - Cornelius Johnson, WR, Michigan:
NFL: Another Michigan player for Jim Harbaugh. Johnson rarely was featured in Michigan's run-heavy system, but he made his mark as a blocker and occasional big-play receiver. His hands are inconsistent, but Johnson could find footing in L.A.
CBS Sports: C+. Sizable receiver who can deceive CBs with his long-striding speed when given a runaway. Inflexible movements will keep him from getting open on regular basis or winning against press. Ball skills are good in traffic.
ESPN: The more, the merrier in the Chargers receiving room. Johnson is their third pick at receiver, and for good reason. Johnson is also a familiar face, playing under Jim Harbaugh at the University of Michigan and the many other Michigan coaches on the Chargers staff. Johnson, 6-foot-3, 212 pounds, was a four-year starter at receiver and had 119 receptions since the start of 2021, the sixth most in the Big Ten. Johnson mainly played out wide in his career, with 84% of his snaps over the last three seasons coming lined up on the outside.
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My name is Everett and I never thought I would enjoy being a zombie. I thought that when you become one you lost yourself to the virus. That may be true to a point. You do lose a little bit of yourself but it’s only the bit you wouldn’t miss. It was the most terrifying and freeing day of my life when I turned. I don’t think we all come back this way because the one that turned me definitely didn’t seem all there.
I was one of the people you see in movies who doesn’t make it past the first day of the outbreak. I was walking home from work when this man began to chase me down the street. I thought he was running away from something at first but realized too late he was after me. He jumped at me and tore a huge chunk out of my shoulder. I fell to the ground and he must have accomplished what he wanted because he kept running down the street, probably after the next unfortunate soul.
I load there for what felt like hours but was probably mere minutes. I felt the blood draining out of me as I slowly and painfully drifted away to nothingness. That’s actually exactly how it felt when I ended up getting back up. It felt like absolutely nothingness. All I could feel was an ache in my head and the odd urge to feed. Other than that I was very much myself.
I wasn’t sure how long I had been out but the town was in total chaos. There were people running everywhere screaming. I heard gunshots coming from down the street and the sounds of sirens were deafening as an ambulance when flying past me. There was a car across the street from me that was on fire and it looked like someone was trapped in the back seat.
I ran over to the vehicle as I regained my wits and tried to help the person trapped in the back. It was a young man who looked absolutely horrified. It looked like both sides of his vehicle had been hit and it looked like it stopped him from opening the doors. I told him to back up as I grabbed a nearby large rock and threw it at the window to try and break it open. I had to do this a few times before the window finally broke open.
I grabbed him and tried to pull him out of the wreckage but for some reason was hit with a sudden urge. I bit down into the man’s neck and blood spurt everywhere. I pulled myself back in horror as the man pleaded. He fell back into the car and stopped moving soon after. The blood felt amazing on my lips. I also noticed the ache in my head had subsided for a moment.
It’s been about a month now since that first day on the street. Since then I’ve had to embrace the good and bad of being part of the undead. I tried to hold off as long as I could before feeding again but the pain in my head was unbearable. So maybe a week into the outbreak I broke and made my first real kill. It was a young couple that was holed up in an old apartment building. Apparently not all the zombies can speak because they took me in without much convincing. It only took them a few moments to realize they had made a mistake when I pounced on them and finally relieved my splitting headache.
I find that I need to make a kill at least once every few days to keep the splitting headache away. If I don’t then my body takes over and I have no choice over who dies. At least this way I can keep it mitigated to one person every few days. I also enjoy choosing the person I’m going to consume. I make sure there isn’t anything left to come back when I make a kill. I wouldn’t want someone else like me around. Might spoil all the fun.

Okie doke so I’m just now watching this show & have no one to talk this show with. Im on episode 6 or 7 of season 1 and here are my thoughts so far that no one asked for lol 1. I’m going to need Lauren to pick up her big girl undies and stop chasing after Carl who is not that interested (so far)

1. What is the big deal with Carl? Am I missing something????
   
2. Without excessive speculation of MH of the cast, Everett needs therapy. Lindsey needs therapy. And they need to separate.
   
3. Kyle seems like fun buuuut if I was Amanda I wouldn’t put up with the consistent drunk booty calls
   
4. Stephen’s interviews bring me life
   
5. Christina likes to stir the plot. She does seem irritating in full doses but that doesn’t warrant how she’s been treated
   
6. I loved when Ashley “wigged out” on Leverett.
   
7. Haven’t come to full conclusion on Jaclyn but it is giving pick me vibes sometimes.
   

I work in a somewhat diverse area in the Midwest.
Under age 5:
Lila
Naomi
Armani
Ashton
Ivy
Joi
Zane
Italy
Crew
Azariyah
Zola
Age 6-9:
Tessa
Rowan
Kaiden
Jaxon
Omeed
Madiana
Audrina
Charles
Everett
Abhay
Roshni
Wilder
Elliott
Axel
Adara
Cameron
Noelle
Jaymus
Presley
10+:
Bridget
Harrison
Fiona
Thakar
Vveer
Kaya
Priscilla
Juliet
Anjelica
Chase
Rylee
Disclaimer: This is definitely not all of them, just a sampling. I left out some of the very outlandish ones to make it less identifiable. I also left out some of the popular names (Emma, Lily, Emily, Ava, Olivia, Noah, Henry) but there are a few across the age groups with those names (not as many I thought there would be though)

This is part 2 of my list for Virginia's post Furman execution roster. As mentioned in part 1's opening paragraph, character count limitations forced me into splitting my Virginia's execution roster into two separate posts. For the link to part 1, please click here.
59. Kevin Cardwell (1991-1998, lethal injection): Cardwell intercepted Anthony Brown, a 15 year old drug carrier, while he was at a bus stop. He lured Brown into his apartment and searched his belongings for any drugs. Brown was then dragged into the woods, shot to death, and stripped of the cocaine strapped to his legs.
60. Mark Sheppard (~1980s-1999, lethal injection): Sheppard and his accomplice Andre Graham were invited by their dealers, 40 year old Richard and 35 year old Rebecca Rosenbluth, over to their home to buy cocaine. However, an argument broke out during the transaction, and Sheppard shot the couple to death. The pair then drove away from the scene with the couple's car and a few undisclosed stolen items. Sheppard had a long history of violence that dated back to when he was 9 years old.
61. Tony Fry (1994-1999, lethal injection): Fry and his partner shot Leeland Jacobs, a 42 year old car salesman, while robbing his Ford Dealership. The pair tied Jacobs to a car they stole while he was still alive, and dragged him to death.
62. George Quesinberry Jr. (1989-1999, lethal injection): Quesinberry shot 63 year old Thomas Haynes while breaking into his office with an accomplice. When Haynes survived the initial shooting, Quesinberry hit him in the head with the gun and fractured his skull. The pair stole a total of $200 in the robbery.
63. David Fisher (~1970s(?)-1999, lethal injection): Fisher was paid $7,000 by an associate to kill 18 year old David Wilkey in retaliation for abandoning a murder scheme. Originally, Wilkey was part of a conspiracy to seduce and marry a young woman in order to kill her for an insurance policy, but backed out when he genuinely fell in love with the would be victim. He was tricked into going on a hunting trip with Fisher and shot to death by him. Fisher had 25 previous criminal convictions and was involved with organized crime. He was in the witness protection program at the time of Wilkey’s murder.
64. Carl Chichester (1991-1999, lethal injection): During a holdup of a Little Caesars, Chichester shot and killed the manager, 30 year old Timothy Rigney, for refusing to open the cash register. He and his two accomplices ran off with a total of $110.
65. Arthur Jenkins III (1991-1999, lethal injection): Jenkins and his teenage brother shot and killed their uncle, 72 year old Floyd, and their uncle's friend, 69 year old Lee Brinklow. They then stole their wallets and sacked Floyd's home for any money and valuables.
66. Eric Payne (~1980s-1999, lethal injection): Payne broke into the residences of two women, 61 year old Ruth Parham and 57 year old Sally Fazio, and raped them. Both women were beaten to death with a hammer, and he took money from their drawers and pocket books. He had a history of drug possessions and exposing himself to women.
67. Ronald Yeatts (1989-1999, lethal injection): Yeatts and an accomplice invaded 70 year old Ruby Dodson's home and stabbed her to death. The pair grabbed her purse during the burglary and divided up the money they found in it.
68. Tommy Strickler (1989-1999, lethal injection): Strickler and his partner kidnapped 19 year old Leann Whitlock from a mall and crushed her head with a 70 pound boulder. Whitlock's car and credit cards were stolen during the attack.
69. Marlon Williams (~1980s(?)-1999, lethal injection): Williams was paid $4,000 to murder 44 year old Helen Bedsole by his dealer, who was also her estranged husband. The couple were in the midst of a bitter divorce at the time, and the dealer wanted to both collect a life insurance policy and prevent Helen from dividing up their assets. He suck into the couple’s home, and shot and killed Helen in the kitchen. Williams had an extensive criminal history, which included cutting the throat of his ex girlfriend’s grandmother, 71 year old Virgina Parker, during a bungled attempt on her life.
70. Everett Mueller (1990-1999, lethal injection): 10 year old Charity Powers was dropped off at a skating ring by her mother. She was supposed to be picked up by her mother's friend, but they didn't show up due to failing asleep in their home. While Powers was waiting outside the ring in vain for her ride, she was abducted by Mueller. He raped the girl, slashed her throat, and dumped the body in a nearby forest.
71. Jason Joseph (1992-1999, lethal injection): While robbing a Subway with an accomplice, Joseph shot and killed one of the clerks, 22 year old Jeffrey Anderson.
72. Thomas Royal Jr. (~1991-1999, lethal injection): Royal and 3 other gang members fatally shot a police officer, 29 year old Kenneth Wallace, while he was sitting in his patrol car. Wallace was killed as part of the gang's campaign to target law enforcement agents. Royal and his fellow gang members were also suspected in the shooting of James Smith Jr. (age unknown), a Vietnam veteran, outside his trailer, but the charges were dropped from the lack of sufficient evidence.
73. Andre Graham (~1993-1999, lethal injection): Graham assisted the above mentioned Mark Sheppard in the Rosenbluth murders. He also shot and killed a waitress, 20 year old Sheryl Stack, and injured a 23 year old man while robbing a restaurant on his own, and is suspected in a total of 10 murders.
74. Douglas Thomas (1990-2000, lethal injection): The parents of Thomas' 14 year old girlfriend, 33 year old James and 33 year Kathy Wiseman, barred her from seeing him. In a bid to continue their relationship, Thomas and his girlfriend shot them to death in their home.
75. Steve Roach (1993-2000, lethal injection): Roach shot and killed 70 year old Mary Hughes on her doorstep and stole her credit card. He was caught on tape trying to use Hughes' stolen cards to pull money out of an ATM machine in North Carolina.
76. Lonnie Weeks Jr. (1993-2000, lethal injection): Weeks was pulled over by a state trooper, 50 year old Jose Cavazos, for speeding while driving a stolen car. In the confrontation that followed, he shot Cavazos dead after climbing out of the car, and fled the scene. He was captured hiding in a nearby motel after an hour long manhunt.
77. Michael Clagett (1994-2000, electric chair): Clagett's girlfriend was fired from her job as a hotel waitress by the management, and the couple decided to retaliate by robing the establishment. They shot and killed the owner Lam Van Son, a 41 year old Vietnamese refugee, a waitress, 31 year old Karen Rounds, two other employees, 31 year old Karen Rounds and 32 year old Wendell Parish Jr., and a customer Abdelaziz Gren, a 34 year old Moroccan immigrant, and took $400 in cash from the register. Van Son’s 3 year old son was sleeping in the backroom during the attack, but the couple left him unharmed.
78. Russel Burket (1993-2000, lethal injection): Burket snuck into the home of 30 year old Katherine Tafelski while her Navy SEALs husband was deployed overseas, and sexually assaulted her. Katherine and her 5 year old daughter Ashley were both beaten to death with a "rusty" crowbar.
79. Derek Barnabei (1993-2000, lethal injection): Barnabei seduced a fellow Old Dominion University student, 17 year old Sarah Wisnosky, into a relationship with him and kidnapped her. She was raped, partially strangled, beaten to death with a hammer, and dumped into a river near campus grounds. Due to him being of Italian ancestry, his death sentence and execution sparked outrage in Italy.
80. Bobby Ramdass (1992-2000, lethal injection): Ramdass was condemned for the shooting death of Mohammed Kayani, a 34 year old Pakistani immigrant working as a clerk, during a convenience store robbery. He also shot dead 19 year old Darrell Ferguson in an alley and wounded a cab driver in other robberies.
81. Christopher Goins (1994-2000, lethal injection): Goins broke into the home of his 14 year old girlfriend (who was 7 months pregnant with his child). He shot and killed her parents, 35 year old James and 29 year old Daphne Jones, and her siblings, 9 year old Nicole and 4 year old David. The girlfriend and her youngest sibling, 21 month old Kenya, were also shot in the attack. Both of them survived, but the unborn child was lost in the shooting.
82. Thomas Akers (1998-2001, lethal injection): Akers and his accomplice were driving with their friend, 24 year old Wesley Smith. When they pulled over on a road to urinate, they pounced on Smith. In the attack, he was strangled with a belt and beaten to death with a baseball bat. They pair then grabbed $200 from his wallet and dumped his body in a creek. While on death row, Akers demanded his execution and made threats against the judge who sentenced him if it wasn't carried out.
83. Christopher Beck (1995-2001, lethal injection): Out of anger for being fired, Beck invaded the house of his former employer, 52 year old William Miller. He waited for him and his two roommates, 54 year old Florence Marks and 34 year old David Kaplan, to return home and shot and stabbed them all to death. Marks was also raped in the attack. Although Beck claimed that he "only" staged a sexual assault on her, a medical examination confirmed that she was abused in that manner. Beck stole several guns, bicycles, and money in the robbery.
84. James Patterson (1987-2002, lethal injection): Patterson held his friend's mother, 56 year old Joyce Aldridge, in her home at knifepoint. Enraged that she only had a few coins in her purse, he raped Aldridge, stabbed her 3 times, and left her to die. When Aldridge managed to crawl to a phone to call her son for help, Patterson returned and stabbed her 14 more times. Although Aldridge's murder was left unsolved for years, Patterson was later imprisoned for raping an 18 year old girl, and DNA found at the murder was traced to his samples filed in the inmate database in 2000.
85. Daniel Zirkle (1999-2002, lethal injection): Zirkle's girlfriend broke off their relationship due to his violent behavior and filed protective orders against him. He was arrested for violating them and sentenced to a few months in jail. After his release, Zirkle went to his ex girlfriend's home without her permission to visit their daughter, 4 year old Christina. However, the ex girlfriend's other daughter, 14 year old Jessica Shifflett, blocked him from coming inside. He stabbed her to death and kidnapped Christina. He then drove Christina to the George Washington National Forest, slit her throat, and stabbed himself in a failed suicide attempt.
86. Walter Mickens Jr. (~1974-2002, lethal injection): Mickens ambushed and sodomized 17 year old Timothy Hall, and stabbed him 143 times. He stripped the boy of nearly all of his clothing, and left him to die in an abandoned apartment. A long time sexual predator and career criminal, Mickens had several robbery and sodomy convictions dating back to the 70s. One of his previous incidents involved breaking into an elementary school, and coercing a teacher of her purse by threatening the life of a 7 year old student. He also had a conviction for sexually assaulting a cellmate.
87. Aimal Kasi (1993-2002, lethal injection): In his efforts to fight against American foreign policy regarding Islamic nations, Kasi attacked the Langley CIA headquarters with a Type 56 assault rifle. He shot dead 2 CIA employees, 66 year old Lansing Bennett and 28 year old Frank Darling, and wounded 3 others. Kasi then fled to Afghanistan, but was lured into his native Pakistan to be captured in a joint FBI-CIA led operation, and extradited back to the United States to face trial.
88. Earl Bramblett (~1970s(?)-2003, electric chair): Bramblett had molested 11 year old Winter Hodges and feared that her parents, 41 year old William and 37 year old Teresa, were planning on reporting him to the police. In an attempt to prevent that from happening, he attacked the family in their home. Teresa was strangled, while William, Winter, and another daughter, 3 year old Anah, were shot dead. Bramblett then set the house on fire to destroy any evidence of the murders. He had several abuse allegations and was also suspected in the 1977 disappearances of two 14 year old girls, Tammy Akers and Angela Rader, that worked for him, but was never charged for any of them.
89. Bobby Swisher (1997-2003, lethal injection): Swisher abducted 22 year old Dawn Snyder from her flower shop at knife point and raped her. He slashed Snyder's throat and dumped her into a nearby river. Despite managing to swim back to shore, Snyder succumbed to her injuries on the river bank.
90. Brian Cherrix (1994-2004, lethal injection): Cherrix ambushed 23 year old Tessa Van Hart while she was trying to deliver a pizza. He sodomized and shot Van Hart twice in the head, and left the body in her car. The crime was left unsolved until Cherrix was arrested for shooting and wounded his brother two years later. In an attempt to secure leniency, Cherrix disclosed some details of Van Hart's murder, but tried pinning it on a deceased cousin. He only confessed when investigators learned that the cousin couldn't have possibly done it.
91. Dennis Orbe (1998-2004, lethal injection): Orbe fatally shot Richard Burnett, a 39 year old clerk, while robbing a grocery store, and seized $90 from the register.
92. Mark Bailey (1998-2004, lethal injection): Bailey shot and killed his wife, 22 year old Katherine, and their 2 year old son, Nathan, while they were laying in bed. He claimed to investigators that the murders were done out of anger for Katherine's alleged infidelity.
93. James Hudson (2002-2004, lethal injection): In a feud over a driveway, Hudson broke into the home of the Cole family (consisting of brothers, 64 year old Thomas and 56 year old Walter, and Thomas' wife, 64 year old Patsy) to confront them with a shotgun. He shot all three of the Coles dead and drove away from the scene. Hudson was captured after nearly a day long manhunt.
94. James Reid (1996-2004, lethal injection): Reid stabbed 87 year old Annie Lester 22 times with a pair of scissors, beat her with a can of milk, and strangled her with the cord of a heating pad. He left the body in her bedroom and fled her house. Although the evidence for his guilt was overwhelming (which included the blood on his clothes matched Lester's DNA, several of his fingerprints were discovered on the murder weapons, samples of his saliva were found on a cigarette butt in her house, and his handwriting was identical to the writing of a death threat sent to Lester), Reid's death sentence and execution was contested on the grounds of him allegedly having brain damage from a car accident, seizures, and alcoholism. The motivations behind Lester's murder remain unknown, but prosecutors suspected that it might have been part of a bungled robbery or rape attempt.
95. Dexter Vinson (1997-2006, lethal injection): Vinson attacked his ex girlfriend, 25 year old Angela Felton, near her home. Felton tried to escape by driving away, but he rammed her car with his, and forced her inside it. She was then dragged into a vacant house, raped, beaten, and stabbed in the face, neck, arms, buttocks, stomach, and vagina. The body was left in the house as Vinson fled the scene.
96. Brandon Hedrick (1997-2006, electric chair): Hendrick kidnapped a sex worker, 23 year old Lisa Crider, while he was cruising for prostitutes. Initially, Crider and Hendrick had engaged in paid consensual relations, but the situation turned violent when he robbed her of $50 at gunpoint. She was then raped, shot in the face, and dumped into a river.
97. Michael Lenz (~1990s-2006, lethal injection): While serving 29 years for a burglary and weapons possession conviction, Lenz stabbed a fellow inmate, 41 year old Brent Parker, to death. Both were part of a Nordic Neopaganism sect, and the killing was committed over Parker allegedly not expressing enough devotion to their deities. Parker was serving a life sentence for killing a friend during a drunken rage at the time of his own murder.
98. John Schmitt (1999-2006, lethal injection): During a holdup of a bank, Schmitt shot and killed the guard, 39 year old Shelton Dunning, and took $35,000 from the vaults.
99. Kevin Green (1998-2008, lethal injection): Green and his teenage nephew stormed a convenience store, and forced the owners, 68 year old Lawrence Vaughan and his wife, 53 year old Patricia, to hand over $9,000 in cash. They then shot the couple, killing Patricia and wounding Lawrence.
100. Robert Yarbrough (1997-2008, lethal injection): Yarbrough and his accomplice tied up 77 year old Cyril Hamby while robbing his grocery store. They subjected Hamby to beatings and nearly decapitated him with a pocket knife. The pair then stole beer, wine, cigarettes, and an undisclosed amount of money.
101. Kent Jackson (2000-2008, lethal injection): Jackson and an accomplice attacked 79 year old Beulah Kaiser in her apartment, and raped her. She was stabbed several times in the neck, beaten, and her cane was shoved down her throat after she was anally penetrated with it. A cigarette butt found at the crime scene was traced to the pair.
102. Christopher Emmett (2001-2008, lethal injection): Emmett was staying at a motel room with a coworker, 43 year old John Langley, while they were working on an out of town roofing job. The pair played cards until Langley went to bed. As he slept, Emmett bludgeoned him to death with a lamp, and stole $100 from his wallet. He used the stolen money to buy crack cocaine.
103. Edward Bell (~1990s-2008, lethal injection): While running away from officers trying to arrest him for a parole violation, Bell shot and killed one of his pursers, 32 year old Sergeant Ricky Timbrook. Bell had a long criminal record, which included several felony and misdemeanor convictions of assault, burglary, carrying conceal weapons, and was found to have stolen a car during the investigations of Timbrook's murder.
104. John Muhammad (~1999-2008, lethal injection): The so called “D.C. Sniper”, Muhammad shot and killed 17 random people between the ages of 21-76 with the help of a teenage accomplice in mostly sniper attacks. The killings took place in the national capital, hence the epithet, and across several states. Due to his affiliation with the Nation of Islam and the accomplice’s accounts of planning terrorist attacks and training camps, Muhammad’s murder spree are often considered to be acts of Islamic extremism in the media. However, experts believe that his real intentions was to kill his estranged wife using the sniper attacks as a mask. Muhammad had a long history of domestic violence, and had abducted his children from his estranged wife on numerous occasions. His accomplice had also accused him of sexual abuse a few years after his execution.
105. Larry Elliott (2001-2008, electric chair): Elliott, a former military counterintelligence agent, was in an online "sugar daddy" relationship with a much younger woman. At the woman's request, Elliott sent her over $450,000, which she used to pay for a home, credit card, car, breast enhancement surgery, and enrolling her children in a private school. The woman was also involved with a bitter custody dispute with her children's father, 30 year old Robert Finch. In an attempt to win the woman's devotion, Elliott shot and killed Finch in his home, and beat Finch's girlfriend, 25 year old Dana Thrall, to death with the butt of his gun.
106. Paul Powell (1999-2010, electric chair): Angry that his friend, 16 year old Stacie Reed, was in an interracial relationship, Powell made an attempt to rape her in her home. When she fought back, Powell stabbed her to death. He also tied up Stacie's 14 year old sister to be raped, stabbed, and strangled, and left the girl to die in the family's basement. The sister managed to survive with the timely arrival of their stepfather, who called the police and the paramedics to the scene. On the mistaken belief that the death penalty was off the table, Powell sent letters flaunting the lewd details of the murder to taunt the prosecutors, judge, and the victims’ family.
107. Darick Walker (~1996-2010, lethal injection): In 1996, Walker walked up to the door of 36 year old Stanley Beale, and angrily accused him of showing up at his home despite the fact that they were complete strangers. He then shot Beale dead in front of his children and girlfriend, and ran away from the scene. A year later, Walker forced himself into an apartment, and shot 34 year old Clarence Threat seven times while he was laying in bed with his girlfriend. Walker had a history of violence and frequently stole from his friends and family. In one reported incident, he kicked the stomach of a pregnant woman in an act of rage.
108. Teresa Lewis (2002-2010, lethal injection): Lewis conspired with two men that she had a sexual relationship with to kill her husband, 51 year old Julian, and her stepson, 25 year old Charles. Charles was about to be deployed to participate in the then upcoming invasion of Iraq, which gave him a $250,000 life insurance policy that Lewis wanted to collect from both him and his father. She let her accomplices inside their trailer, and shot Julian and Charles while they were sleeping. Charles was killed immediately, while Julian, who witnessed Lewis pay the attackers, survived long enough to notify the responders of his wife's involvement.
109. Jerry Jackson (2001-2011, lethal injection): Jackson broke into the apartment of 88 year old Ruth Phillips, and woke her up while he was rummaging through her room. Despite Phillips' pleas for her life, Jackson raped her and suffocated her to death with a pillow. He stole her car and a total of $60 in the break in, and spent the stolen money on marijuana.
110. Robert Gleason (2007+(?)-2013, electric chair): In 2007, Gleason shot and killed 54 year old Michael Jamerson, in order to prevent him from testifying about his drug trafficking activities, and was given a life sentence for the murder. While incarcerated, he tied up and strangled his cellmate, 63 year old Harvey Watson (who serving a life sentence for a mass shooting). Prison officials then transferred him to a high security prison to await trial for Watson’s murder, but he managed to strangle another inmate, 26 year old Aaron Cooper (who was serving 34 years for robbery), to death with the wire that separated their cages. Gleason demanded the death penalty, which was given to him by the courts. He also claimed that he committed several other killings before Jamerson, but his additional confessions currently remain unverifiable.
111. Alfredo Prieto (~1984-2015, lethal injection): Prieto was both a serial killer of young women and a member of the Pomona Northside street gang. His sexual crimes involved the abductions, rapes, and shooting deaths of at least 4 females, 24 year old Tina Jefferson, 22 year old Rachael Raver, 19 year old Stacey Siegrist, and 15 year old Yvette Woodruff. Raver and Siegrist’s partners, 22 year old Warren Fulton III and 21 year old Anthony Gianuzzi, were also murdered during their kidnappings. The other known victims, 27 year old Manuel Sermeno, and couple, 71 year old Lula and 65 year old Herbert Farley, were shot dead during robberies. In the home invasion that killed Woodruff, Prieto and his fellow gang members also abducted her 17 year old friend and the friend’s 33 year old mother. The mother and daughter pair were gang-raped, shot and stabbed together, but they managed to escape with their lives. Prieto was sentenced to death in both California and Virginia, but stayed in California’s San Quentin until his death warrant was signed in Virginia. He had also shot and injured 3 gang members over his suspicions of them sleeping with his wife, but was lightly sentenced due to the victims' gang affiliations.
112. Ricky Gray (~2005-2017, lethal injection): Gray and his similarly aged nephew murdered at least 9 people, which composed of a lone woman, 35 year old Treva Gray, and two entire families, the Harveys (consisting of parents, 49 year old Bryan and 39 year old Kathryn, and their daughters, 9 year old Stella and 4 year old Ruby), and the Baskerville-Tuckers (consisting of 21 year old Ashley, her 46 year old mother Mary, and Mary’s 55 year old husband Percyell) in a week long burglary spree. Almost all of the victims were tied up and gagged in their homes, and beaten to death with hammers or had their throats slit. Before she was killed by them with her parents, victim Ashley Baskerville had assisted Gray and his nephew in several of their robberies. The pair stole any items and valuables they could carry, and were reported to have taken money, computers, television sets, wedding rings, and even cookies. They were also linked to several non fatal assaults, one of which involved a 26 year old man being beaten into a coma.
113. William Morva (~2005-2017, lethal injection): Morva, a son of Hungarian immigrants, and an accomplice were arrested while trying rob a grocery store at gunpoint. While awaiting trial, he badly sprained his ankle and wrist in prison, and was transferred to the Montgomery Regional Hospital for treatment. He overpowered a deputy guarding him with a metal toilet-paper container, stole his gun, fatally shot Derrick McFarland, a 25 year old hospital security guard, and escaped. Morva then fled to Virginia Tech’s campus, and shot and killed 40 year old Eric Sutphin, one of the police officers chasing him.

I've made 100 entries so far in my list of top 300 comics! Time to look back at the comics I've listed -- any surprises on the list? Anything you want to know about any of them, or say about any of them?
(Dates given are date of original publication, as far as I can work them out)
(Links to specific entries here)

1. Official Handbook of the Marvel Universe Deluxe Edition/Who's Who by Mark Gruenwald and a cast of thousands (1985)
   
2. Understanding Comics by Scott McCloud (1993)
   
3. Meat Cake Bible by Dame Darcy (1993)
   
4. MAD by Harvey Kurtzman and the usual gang of idiots (1958)
   
5. All-Star Squadron #50-#56 (the Crisis crossover issues) by Roy Thomas, Mike Clark, Arvell Jones et al (1985)
   
6. Fuzz and Pluck by Ted Stearn (1999)
   
7. Here by Richard McGuire (1989)
   
8. 100%/Heavy Liquid by Paul Pope (1999)
   
9. Various superhero comics by Marcos Martin (2003)
   
10. The Goon by Eric Powell (1999)
    
11. Various superhero comics by Javier Rodriguez (2010)
    
12. Captain Marvel by CC Beck, Mac Raboy, Otto Binder et al (1939)
    
13. New Mutants by Bret Blevins (1987)
    
14. The World of Edena by Moebius (1983)
    
15. The Wrenchies by Farel Dalrymple (2014)
    
16. Keith Giffen ripping off Munoz on Legion of Superheroes by Keith Giffen, Paul Levitz and an uncredited and unaware Jose Munoz et al (1983)
    
17. Madman by Mike Allred (1990)
    
18. Mickey (Collection Disney/Glenat) by Lewis Trondheim, Alexis Nisme, Regis Loisel, Nicolas Keramidas, Cosey et al (2016)
    

282, Hawkman in The Brave and the Bold by Joe Kubert, Gardner Fox et al (1961)

1. Adventures in Oz by Eric Shanower (1986)
   
2. Blankets by Craig Thompson (2003)
   
3. The Heart of Thomas by Moto Hagio (1974)
   
4. Culture Corner, and other works, by Basil Wolverton (1946)
   
5. Donald Duck/Uncle Scrooge by Don Rosa (1987) (in hindsight, this is too low in the list)
   
6. The Left Bank Gang, and other works, by Jason (2006)
   
7. Sandman by Neil Gaiman, Dave McKean, Dave Vozzo, Todd Klein and lots of other people (1989)
   
8. Fables by Mark Buckingham, Bill Willingham, Steve Leialoha, Daniel Vozzo, Todd Klein, James Jean et al (2002)
   
9. Nick Fury, Agent of S.H.I.E.L.D. by Jack Kirby, Jim Steranko et al – *Supreme Headquarters, International Espionage and Law-Enforcement Division (1965)
   
10. Clue: Candlestick, and other works, by Dash Shaw (2020)
    
11. Bacchus/Alex Box Set by Eddie Campbell (1984)
    
12. Blue Teeth, and other works, by Uno Moralez (2017)
    
13. The Cowboy Wally Show/Why I Hate Saturn, and other works, by Kyle Baker (1988)
    
14. Shade the Changing Man by Steve Ditko et al. (1977)
    
15. The Chaos Effect, by Enki Bilal and Pierre Christin, and other works by Bilal (1979)
    
16. Detroit Metal City by Kiminori Wakasugi (2005)
    
17. Even a monkey can draw manga by Koji Aihara and Kentaro Takekuma (1989)
    
18. War comics by Garth Ennis and various collaborators (2001)
    
19. A Week of Kindness/A Little Girl Dreams of Taking the Veil by Max Ernst (1930)
    
20. Any Similarity to Persons Living or Dead is Purely Coincidental and Warts and All by Drew Friedman, with Josh Friedman (1980s)
    
21. Vice Squad by Jordi Lafebre and Zidrou (2014)
    
22. Comics for Creepy, and other works, by Richard Corben (1970)
    
23. Bringing up Father (aka Maggie and Jiggs) by George McManus and assistants (1913)
    
24. Abandon the Old in Tokyo/The Pushman/Goodbye by Yoshihiro Tatsumi (1957)
    
25. Tijuana Bibles ed by Bob Adelman (1920s)
    
26. Gil Jourdan by Maurice Tillieux (1956)
    
27. Giant Days by John Allison, Max Sarin and Lissa Treiman (2015)
    
28. Tristram Shandy by Martin Rowson and Laurence Sterne (1996)
    
29. Pin-up by Philippe Berthet and Yann (1999)
    
30. Blake and Mortimer by Edgar P Jacobs (1950)
    
31. Batman Year One by David Mazzucchelli, Frank Miller et al (1987)
    
32. Aaron by Ben Gijsemans (2021)
    
33. X-9 Secret Agent Corrigan by Al Williamson and Archie Goodwin (1967)
    
34. Strips for The Guardian, New Scientist and elsewhere by Tom Gauld (2005)(-ish)
    
35. Gon by Masashi Tanaka (1991)
    
36. Punisher MAX by Garth Ennis et al (2004)
    
37. Social Fiction by Chantal Montellier (1974)
    
38. Secret of the Stone Frog by David Nytra (2012)
    
39. Preacher by Garth Ennis, Steve Dillon, Glenn Fabry et al (1995)
    
40. I am a Hero by Hengo Hanazawa (2009)
    
41. Dead Dead Demon’s Dededede Destruction by Inio Asano (2009)
    
42. Hawkman/Atomic Knights/inks over Carmine Infantino by Murphy Anderson (1960)
    
43. The Little Prince by Antoine de Saint-Exupery, adapted by Joann Sfar (2008)
    
44. Concrete by Paul Chadwick (1986)
    
45. Pim and Francie by Al Columbia (2009)
    
46. Quatre Soeurs by Cati Baur and Malika Ferdjoukh (2011)
    
47. Flash/Adam Strange by Carmine Infantino, Murphy Anderson et al (1956)
    
48. Asterios Polyp by David Mazzucchelli (2009)
    
49. Modesty Blaise by Peter O’Donnell, Jim Holdaway, Enrique Badia Romero et al (1963)
    
50. Orc Stain, and other works, by James Stokoe (2010)
    
51. Death Note by Tsugumi Ohba and Takeshi Obata (2003)
    
52. Red Ketchup by Real Godbout and Pierre Fournier (1988)
    
53. Sugar and Spike by Sheldon Mayer (1956)
    
54. His Face All Red, and other works, by Emily Carroll (2010)
    
55. Berserk by Kento Miura (1989)
    
56. Jonas Fink by Vittorio Giardino (1994)
    
57. The Sub-Mariner by Bill Everett (1939)
    
58. Amphigorey and its sequels by Edward Gorey (1953)
    
59. Dr Strange/Spider-Man by Steve Ditko with dialogue and captions by Stan Lee, et al. (1962)
    
60. A.L.I.E.E.N. by Lewis Trondheim (2004)
    
61. Ralph Azham by Lewis Trondheim (2011)
    
62. Alley Oop by VT Hamlin (1932)
    
63. Philemon by Fred (1972)
    
64. Dork by Evan Dorkin (1993)
    
65. Achewood by Chris Onstad (2001)
    
66. Feiffer, and other works, by Jules Feiffer (1956)
    
67. Introducing Kafka, aka Kafka, by R. Crumb and David Zane Mairowitz (1993)
    
68. My Favorite Thing Is Monsters by Emil Ferris (2017)
    
69. Prison Pit by Johnny Ryan (2009)
    
70. Flight of the Raven/Matteo by Jean-Pierre Gibrat (2002)
    
71. Dementia 21 by Shintaro Kago (2011)(I think?)
    
72. Kona, Monarch of Monster Isle by Sam Glanzman, Don Segall et al (1962)
    
73. Little Tulip/The Magician’s Wife/New York Cannibals/Billy Budd KGB, by Francois Boucq and Jerome Charyn (1986)
    
74. 20th Century Boys by Naoki Urasawa (1999)
    
75. Various opera adaptations by P Craig Russell (1984)
    
76. Little Tommy Lost/Black Rat by Cole Closser (2013)
    
77. Empowered by Adam Warren (2007)
    
78. Louis by Metaphrog (2000)
    
79. Planetes by Makoto Yukimura (1999)
    
80. Alack Sinner by Jose Munoz and Carlos Sampayo (1977)
    
81. Castle Waiting by Linda Medley (1996)
    

I hate this time of year. Too cold for the AC, too hot for the heater. Allergies running rampant.
I’m SilverKappa. This is the RDA Recap. Let’s dive in.
INTRO
The Beaches – “What Doesn’t Kill You Makes You Paranoid”
INVISIBLES
Jana Mila – “Somebody New”
Joh Chase - “Savina”
Mia June – “The Way It Is”
Dust Star – “Open Up That Heart”
SET 1
Patty Smyth – “The Warrior”
*NSYNC – “It’s Gonna Be Me”
Pee-Wee in Cyberpunk 2077
Homestar Runner – Teen Girl Squad #3

I think this is the right one but I didn’t have time to check.

Gerald V. Casale – “I’m Gonna Pay U Back”
SET 2
Sarah and the Safe Word – “The Last Great Sweetheart Of The Grand Electric Rodeo”
Breaking Benjamin – “Blow Me Away”
Ze Frank – True Facts: Bees That Play With Balls And Do Math!
Panic! At the Disco – “Say Amen (Saturday Night)”
SET 3
Arctic Monkeys – “Why’d You Only Call Me When You’re High?”
Pet Shop Boys – “Domino Dancing”
Wind Rose – “Diggy Diggy Hole”
Rustage – “Turn the Volume Up”
Microwave - “Lighterless”
WTFIWWY
WTFIWWY Live - Why Did It Have To Be SNAKES - 4/22/24
Tech Q&A - Is EK Waterblocks Going Down the Drain? - 4/20/24

That's a new channel for the Tech Q&A stuff. GO AND SUBSCRIBE TO IT. I mean it. Go. Now! Get Nash up to 1,000 subs on the second channel!

STORY 1: Cicadas have become so noisy in part of South Carolina that people are calling the police
STORY 2: Man with 25K doses of heroin caught on PA turnpike in Bedford County, troopers report
STORY 3: Utah cat accidentally shipped in an Amazon return box, found 650 miles from home by warehouse worker
STORY 4: Everett woman disrupts ferry, threatens to drive motorhome into water
STORY 5: Catholic Group Defrocks AI Priest After It Gave Strange Answers
STORY 6: Ex-athletic director accused of framing principal with AI arrested at airport with gun
SET 4
Rocked – 10 AWESOME Rock & Metal Video Game Soundtracks (ft. THPS2, Twisted Metal, & More)
Zeal & Ardor – “Golden Liar”
Skunk Anansie - “Weak”
Dropout – GoFundMe CEO: We Could Use A Few Fun Ones
Wye Oak – “Holy Holy”
SET 5
Rap Critic – ye – Carnival (and the ‘can we separate the art from the artist’ discussion[answer: well, SOMETIMES...])
Nine Inch Nails – “Head Like a Hole”
Taco – “Bel Ami”
Tom Cardy – “The Lord of the Rings: The Fellowship of the it’s my book they will walk if I tell them to”
Tom Cardy – “Red Flags”
Kapanga - “Postal”
OUTRO
Erasure - “Chorus”

Average yards per season: - Keenan Allen - 957 - DJ Moore - 1094 - Kmet - 529 - Everett - 404 - Swift - 353 (receiving yards) - Rome - It is hard to say how a prospect will transition from college to the NFL, so I tried to see how a top 10 selected WR can be expected to do by averaging receiving yards in their rookie season for every top 10 WR since 2017.
Prospects included and their yards:
Drake london 866 Garrett Wilson - 1103 Jamar Chase - 1455 Waddle - 1015 Devonta Smith - 916 Corey Davis - 375 Mike Williams - 95 John Ross - 0
Even including Ross's 0 yards, this puts the average at 728.
Total Yards: 4,065
Will Williams be able to feed everyone enough to give them an average season? Who knows, but it really speaks to how good the weapons around him are and the job Poles has done bringing talent to this offense.
Bonus fun fact: If all of these players match their second worse year (for Rome, this means tying Mike Williams’s 95 yard rookie season), that would be 2,929 passing yards, most by a bears QB since 2019.

Canadians Fund Haida Assault on Bellingham, Canadian Naval Shelling Kills Dozens!

Headlines across Cascadia brought out the news, that a horrific assault, unprompted and indiscriminate, had killed many in the towns of old Bellingham. Reports at first of landings of thousands of Canadian marines, followed by the radio call that everyone prepared for,

Red Dawn! Red Dawn!

Every radio squaked to life as a broad-brand message went out,

Canadian Marines are making landfall near Bellingham, Partisan Brigades 43 through 47 muster! To Arms! For the People of Cascadia!

For hours the radios would play patriotic anthems and material while calling forth the Partisans, and giving updates of the battle. At first the reports were few and far between as the Canadians marched inland and the Partisans mustered for their counterattack, then the Canadians assaulted Bellingham, and cruisers in the harbor blew apart houses in a futile attempt to dig out the Partisan defenders.

Canadians Halted at Bellingham! Fighting intensifies around the town center, partisans are driving back the invaders to the East and West, Glory to the Partisans!

As the Canadian assault turned into a rout, reports came from hobby-radio operators calling out troop movements,

A whole company of Canadians just fled past the old Donaldson House just North of Victor

Partisans would then follow down the reports in trucks and cars, chasing down and firing on the fleeing Canadian marines. During the rout, over 100 were captured, upon which they were immediately driven to the train station in New Everett and taken to Federal Detention in the capital of Napavine.
The Congress of Communes has, at the behest of President Johns Jr., asked the Canadian Federal Government to extradite these prisoners to be tried and convicted for acts of piracy, and to condemn the supposedly "autonomous" Haida's actions.

Manifesting warmer days and friends…
Hello Rooster-people—
We've lived in the Portland area for some years, and damn, making friends is not easy. We are both close to 40. We have kids that keep us pretty busy, but to maintain sanity and a healthy marriage, we try to get out fairly regularly. We enjoy outdoor recreation like hiking and paddle boarding, trying new restaurants, live music, comedy, nightclubs, a soak pool session at McMenamins or our favorite hotel, or just drinks on the town in a place with a good vibe and low lights.
In more recent years, we've also discovered that when the weather is warm and we have time, we enjoy a day in our birthday suits at Collins or Rooster. We've also done spa sessions at Everett House, and the WNBR twice. We enjoy the freeness, fun, and humanizing nature of nudity (and to some degree the exhibition, if we're being honest). Somehow it also seems to ignite some passion between us, even if these nude environments are not overtly sexual. We enjoy each other's company, but always say to each other that some of these activities would be even more fun with friends—at least sometimes. But here's the thing...
We're not swingers.
Finding friends that would be down to do just normal, clothed stuff is hard enough. Finding friends that want to do the "normal stuff" as well as some of the more adventurous stuff with us is just really dang tricky. Our assumption is that not everyone is open to an invitation to the nude beach. We've struck up conversations with folks when we're at the beach, but it doesn't really extend beyond a short, superficial conversation. We don't want them to think we're coming on to them, and we don't want them to think we're inviting them to come onto us. We also want to respect people's space and never assume they want company.
Cutting to the chase, we're posting here to make some couple friends — friends that would enjoy a hike, or good conversation, a game of cards, laughs, going out to dinner, or dancing, or an art show, (Normal Stuff) ... but also Collins or Rooster, or the WNBR, etc.
At the risk of sounding a little exclusive, we're hoping to make friends with people somewhat similar to us. Here's what that means:

• You have a monogamous relationship you are not trying to open up. Furthermore, you're not angling to get us to open our relationship.
• You are a cisgender heterosexual couple. We respect people of all orientations, but in this situation we are hoping to make friends that align with our own identity and orientation.
• You're around our age, say early 30s to late 40s. This has more to do with relatability, and not so much to do with appearance.
• You are humanists and not particularly attached to any specific religious or political dogma
• You enjoy physical activity and try to take care of your body and mind
• You're around our socioeconomic status. We're pretty middle class and get along with wealthy and less-wealthy folks, but we would like to be able to relate.
• You enjoy having some drinks responsibly or possibly some MJ if circumstances allow. You're not stone cold sober, and not sloppy either.
• You're adventurous and curious, but also careful, respectful, and discreet. Our kids, our families, and our neighbors would never imagine they'd see us in the WNBR or at Collins, and we don't want that to change. It's simpler that way.

If you read this and it resonates with you (and your partner), we hope you'll send us a chat. We'd like to talk for a while and see if it feels like meeting in person would be a good idea in the not too distant future.
Please know we will ask you to photo verify that you are who you say you are—a male/female couple—right out of the chute. We will do the same. Faces are not required. Keep your clothes on. :) We'll ask you to write something unique on a piece of paper to include in the photo so we know you haven't just sent us a picture of some randos. There are way too many internet creeps and wackos out there. We're not going to waste our time talking to someone who has excuses for why they can't verify. We also hope that both of you will participate in any conversation that follows verification.
Basically, creepers and/or singles need not apply. The end. We look forward to hearing from you, non-creeper couples.

(NOTE: Only feature film categories are listed. Certain nominations omit teams of nominees and only list the film and/or certain individuals. Winners highlighted)

Producers Guild of America

Darryl F. Zanuck Award for Outstanding Producer of Theatrical Motion Pictures

• American Fiction (MGM)
• Anatomy of a Fall (Neon)
• Barbie (Warner Bros.)
• The Holdovers (Focus Features)
• Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple Original Films/Paramount Pictures)
• Maestro (Netflix)
• Oppenheimer (Universal Pictures)
• Past Lives (A24)
• Poor Things (Searchlight Pictures)
• The Zone of Interest (A24)

Award for Outstanding Producer of Animated Theatrical Motion Pictures

• The Boy and the Heron (GKids)
• Elemental (Pixar)
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Sony Pictures)
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie (Illumination/Universal Pictures)
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Paramount Pictures)**

Outstanding Producer of Documentary Theatrical Motion Pictures

• 20 Days in Mariupol
• American Symphony
• Beyond Utopia
• The Disappearance of Shere Hite
• The Mother of All Lies
• Smoke Sauna Sisterhood Squaring the Circle (The Story of Hipgnosis)

Directors Guild of America

Feature Film

• Greta Gerwig – Barbie
• Yorgos Lanthimos – Poor Things
• Christopher Nolan – Oppenheimer
• Alexander Payne – The Holdovers
• Martin Scorsese – Killers of the Flower Moon

Documentaries

• Moses Bwayo and Christopher Sharp – Bobi Wine: The People's President
• Mstyslav Chernov – 20 Days in Mariupol
• Madeleine Gavin – Beyond Utopia
• Davis Guggenheim – Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie
• D. Smith – Kokomo City

First-Time Feature Film

• Cord Jefferson – American Fiction
• Manuela Martelli – Chile '76
• Noora Niasari – Shayda
• A. V. Rockwell – A Thousand and One
• Celine Song – Past Lives

Screen Actors Guild

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Leading Role

• Bradley Cooper – Maestro as Leonard Bernstein
• Colman Domingo – Rustin as Bayard Rustin
• Paul Giamatti – The Holdovers as Paul Hunham
• Cillian Murphy – Oppenheimer as J. Robert Oppenheimer
• Jeffrey Wright – American Fiction as Thelonious "Monk" Ellison

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Leading Role

• Annette Bening – Nyad as Diana Nyad
• Lily Gladstone – Killers of the Flower Moon as Mollie Burkhart
• Carey Mulligan – Maestro as Felicia Montealegre
• Margot Robbie – Barbie as Barbie
• Emma Stone – Poor Things as Bella Baxter

Outstanding Performance by a Male Actor in a Supporting Role

• Sterling K. Brown – American Fiction as Clifford "Cliff" Ellison
• Willem Dafoe – Poor Things as Dr. Godwin Baxter
• Robert De Niro – Killers of the Flower Moon as William King Hale
• Robert Downey Jr. – Oppenheimer as Lewis Strauss
• Ryan Gosling – Barbie as Ken

Outstanding Performance by a Female Actor in a Supporting Role

• Emily Blunt – Oppenheimer as Katherine "Kitty" Oppenheimer
• Danielle Brooks – The Color Purple as Sofia
• Penélope Cruz – Ferrari as Laura Ferrari
• Jodie Foster – Nyad as Bonnie Stoll
• Da'Vine Joy Randolph – The Holdovers as Mary Lamb

Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture

• American Fiction – Erika Alexander, Adam Brody, Sterling K. Brown, Keith David, John Ortiz, Issa Rae, Tracee Ellis Ross, Leslie Uggams, and Jeffrey Wright
• Barbie – Michael Cera, Will Ferrell, America Ferrera, Ryan Gosling, Ariana Greenblatt, Kate McKinnon, Helen Mirren, Rhea Perlman, Issa Rae, and Margot Robbie
• The Color Purple – Halle Bailey, Fantasia Barrino, Jon Batiste, Danielle Brooks, Ciara, Colman Domingo, Aunjanue Ellis-Taylor, Louis Gossett Jr., Corey Hawkins, Taraji P. Henson, Phylicia Pearl Mpasi, and Gabriella Wilson "H.E.R."
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Tantoo Cardinal, Robert De Niro, Leonardo DiCaprio, Brendan Fraser, Lily Gladstone, John Lithgow, and Jesse Plemons
• Oppenheimer – Casey Affleck, Emily Blunt, Kenneth Branagh, Matt Damon, Robert Downey Jr., Josh Hartnett, Rami Malek, Cillian Murphy, and Florence Pugh

Outstanding Performance by a Stunt Ensemble in a Motion Picture

• Barbie
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny
• John Wick: Chapter 4
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One

Writers Guild of America

Best Original Screenplay

• Air – Alex Convery
• Barbie – Greta Gerwig & Noah Baumbach
• The Holdovers - David Hemingson
• May December – Samy Burch; story by Samy Burch & Alex Mechanik
• Past Lives – Celine Song

Best Adapted Screenplay

• American Fiction – Cord Jefferson; based on the novel Erasure by Percival Everett
• Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. – Kelly Fremon Craig; based on the book by Judy Blume
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Eric Roth and Martin Scorsese; based on the book by David Grann
• Nyad – Julia Cox; based on the book Find a Way by Diana Nyad
• Oppenheimer – Christopher Nolan; based on the book American Prometheus by Kai Bird and Martin J. Sherwin

Best Documentary Screenplay

• Bella! – Jeff L. Lieberman
• It Ain't Over – Sean Mullin
• The Pigeon Tunnel – Errol Morris
• Stamped from the Beginning – David Teague; based on the book Stamped from the Beginning by Ibram X. Kendi
• What the Hell Happened to Blood, Sweat & Tears? – John Scheinfeld

American Society of Cinematographers

Winners Announced March 5

Theatrical Feature Film Nominees

• Edward Lachman, ASC for El Conde
• Matthew Libatique, ASC, LPS for Maestro
• Rodrigo Prieto, ASC, AMC for Killers of the Flower Moon
• Robbie Ryan, ISC for Poor Things
• Hoyte van Hoytema, ASC, FSF, NSC for Oppenheimer

Spotlight Award

• Eric Branco for Story Ave.
• Krum Rodriguez for Citizen Saint
• Warwick Thornton for The New Boy

Documentary Award

• Jeff Hutchens for Murder in Big Horn "Episode 1"
• Curren Sheldon for King Coal
• D. Smith for Kokomo City

American Cinema Editors

Best Edited Feature Film (Drama, Theatrical)

• Anatomy of a Fall – Laurent Sénéchal
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Thelma Schoonmaker
• Maestro – Michelle Tesoro
• Oppenheimer – Jennifer Lame
• Past Lives – Keith Fraase

Best Edited Feature Film (Comedy, Theatrical)

• Air – William Goldenberg
• American Fiction – Hilda Rasula
• Barbie – Nick Houy
• The Holdovers – Kevin Tent
• Poor Things – Yorgos Mavropsaridis

Best Edited Documentary (Theatrical)

• 20 Days in Mariupol – Michelle Mizner
• American Symphony – Sammy Dane, Matthew Heineman, Jim Hession, and Fernando Villegas
• Joan Baez: I Am a Noise – Maeve O'Boyle
• Little Richard: I Am Everything – Nyneve Minnear and Jake Hostetter
• Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie – Michael Harte

Best Edited Animated Feature Film (Theatrical or Non-Theatrical)

• Elemental – Stephen Schaffer
• Nimona – Randy Trager and Erin Crackel
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Michael Andrews
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Eric Osmond
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – Greg Levitan

Visual Effects Society

Outstanding Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature

• Dungeons & Dragons: Honor Among Thieves: Ben Snow, Diana Giorgiutti, Khalid Almeerani, Scott Benza, and Sam Conway
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Stephane Ceretti, Susan Pickett, Alexis Wajsbrot, Guy Williams, and Dan Sudick
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny: Andrew Whitehurst, Kathy Siegel, Robert Weaver, Julian Hutchens, and Alistair Williams
• Oppenheimer: Andrew Jackson, Mike Chambers (VES), Giacomo Mineo, Dave Drzewiecki, and Scot Fisher
• The Creator: Jay Cooper, Julian Levi, Ian Comley, Charmaine Chan, Neil Corbould (VES)

Outstanding Supporting Visual Effects in a Photoreal Feature

• John Wick: Chapter 4: Janelle Croshaw Ralla, Reina Sparks, Jonathan Rothbart, Javier Roca, and Gerd Nefzer
• Killers of the Flower Moon: Pablo Helman, Brian Barlettani, Sam Bassett , and Brandon Keys McLaughlin
• Napoleon: Charley Henley, Sarah Tulloch, Luc-Ewen Martin-Fenouillet, Simone Coco, and Neil Corbould (VES)
• Nyad: Jake Braver, Fiona Campbell Westgate, R. Christopher White, and Mohsen Mousavi
• Society of the Snow: Félix Bergés, Micaela Gagliano, Laura Pedro, Ezequiel Larrú, and Pau Costa

Outstanding Visual Effects in an Animated Feature

• Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget: Jon Biggins, Jim Lewis, Charles Copping, and Matthew Perry
• Elemental: Peter Sohn, Denise Ream, Sanjay Bakshi, and Stephen Marshall
• Nimona: Archie Donato, Yancy Lindquist, Theodore Ty, and Anthony Kemp
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Alan Hawkins, Christian Hejnal, Michael Lasker, and Matt Hausman
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: Matthieu Rouxel, Marie Balland, Jacques Daigle, and Vincent Leroy

Outstanding Animated Character in a Photoreal Feature

• Aquaman and the Lost Kingdom (Topo the Octopus): Thomas Ward, Andrew Butler, Felix Slinger-Thompson, and Jacob Burstein
• Godzilla Minus One (Godzilla): Kosuke Taguchi and Takashi Yamazaki
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Rocket): Nathan McConnel, Andrea De Martis, Antony Magdalinidis,and Rachel Williams
• Wonka (Oompa Loompa), Dale Newton, Kunal Ayer, Valentina Ercolani, and Gabor Foner

Outstanding Character Animation in an Animated Feature

• Elemental (Ember): Gwendelyn Enderoglu, Jared Fong, Jonathan Hoffman, and Patrick Witting
• Elemental (Wade): Max Gilbert, Jacob Kuenzel, Dave Strick, and Benjamin Su
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Spot): Christopher Mangnall, Craig Feifarek, Humberto Rosa, and Nideep Varghese
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Superfly): Gregory Coelho, Anne-Claire Leroux, Simon Cuisinier, and Olivier Pierre

Outstanding Created Environment in a Photoreal Feature

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (Knowhere): Omar Alejandro Lavrador Ibanez, Fabien Julvecourt, Klaudio Ladavac, and Benjamin Patterson
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny (Underwater Wreck Environment): Johan Gabrielsson, Adrian Tsang, Stefan Andersson, and Martin Eneroth
• John Wick: Chapter 4 (Place de L’Étoile): Manuel Gaudreau, Fabrice Vienne, Vignesh Ravi, and Laurent Makowski
• The Creator (Floating Village): John Seru, Guy Williams, Vincent Techer, and Timothée Maron

Outstanding Created Environment in an Animated Feature

• Chicken Run: Dawn of the Nugget (Chicken Island): Charles Copping, Matthew Perry, Jim Lewis, and Jon Biggins
• Elemental (Element City): Chris Bernardi, Brandon Montell, David Shavers, and Ting Zhang
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Mumbattan City): Taehyun Park, YJ Lee, Pepe Orozco, and Kelly Han
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Midtown Manhattan): Olivier Mitonneau, Eddy Frechou, Guillaume Chevet, and Arnaud Philippe-Giraux

Outstanding Virtual Cinematography in a CG Project

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Joanna Davison, Cheyana Wilkinson, Michael Cozens, and Jason Desjarlais
• Migration: Guylo Homsy, Damien Bapst, Antoine Collet, and David Dangin
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Rich Turner, Randolph Lizarda, Daniela Campos Little, and Thomas Campos
• The Creator: Roel Coucke, Christopher Potter, Amanda Johnstone-Batt, and Jeremy Bloch

Outstanding Model in a Photoreal or Animated Project

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 (The Arête): Kenneth Johansson, Jason Galeon, Tim Civil, and Artur Vil
• Peter Pan & Wendy (Jolly Roger): Patrick Comtois, Thomas Gallardo, Harrison Stark, and David Thibodeau
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Spider HQ): Dongick David Sheen, Mark JeongWoong Lee, Mikaela Bantog, and René Völker
• The Creator (Nomad): Oliver Kane, Mat Monro, Florence Green, and Serban Ungureanu

Outstanding Effects Simulations in a Photoreal Feature

• Napoleon: Koen Hofmeester, Gianmichele Mariani, Clair Bellens, and Hernan Llano Duque
• Nyad (Stormy Waters) Korbinian Meier, Sindy Saalfeld, David Michielsen, and Andreas Vrhovsek
• The Creator: Ludovic Ramisandraina, Raul Essig, Mathieu Chardonnet, and Lewis Taylor
• The Nun 2: Laurent Creusot, Sebastien Podsiadlo, Michael Moercant, and Benjamin Saurine

Outstanding Effects Simulations in an Animated Feature

• Elemental: Kristopher Campbell, Greg Gladstone, Jon Reisch, and Kylie Wijsmuller
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Pav Grochola, Filippo Maccari, Naoki Kato, and Nicola Finizio
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem: Louis Marsaud, Paul-Etienne Bourde, Serge Martin, and Marine Pommereul
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie: Simon Pate, Christophe Vazquez, and Milo Riccarand

Outstanding Composition and Lighting in a Feature

• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3: Indah Maretha, Beck Veitch, Nathan Abbot, and Steve McGillen
• John Wick: Chapter 4 (Apartment Massacre Videogame Style): Javier Roca, Julien Forest, Thomas Bourdis, and Dominik Kirouac
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse: Bret St.Clair, Kieron Cheuk-Chi Lo, Kelly Christophers, and Rowan Young
• The Creator (Bar): Phil Prates, Min Kim, Nisarg Suthar, and Toshiko Miura
• The Creator (Spaceships): Ben O-Brien, Juan Espigares Enriquez, Wesley Roberts, and Hayes Brien

Outstanding Special (Practical) Effects in a Photoreal Project

• I’m a Virgo: John McLeod, Scott Kirvan, Alec Gillis, and Carl Miller
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One: Neil Corbould (VES), Ray Ferguson, Keith Dawson, and Chris Motjuoadi
• Oppenheimer: Scott Fisher, James Rollins, and Mario Vanillo
• Society of the Snow: Pau Costa, Carlos Laguna, Guillermo F. Aldunate, and Eloy Cervera

Emerging Technology Award

• Blue Beetle (Machine Learning Cloth): JohnMark Gibbons, Allen Ruilova, Momme Carl, and David Minor
• Elemental (Volumetric Neural Style Transfer): Vinicius C. Azevedo, Byungsoo Kim, Raphael Ortiz, and Paul Kanyuk
• The Flash (Volumetric Capture): Stephan Trojansky, Thomas Ganshorn, Oliver Pilarski, and Lukas Lepicovsky
• Wish (Dynamic Screen Space Textures for Coherent Stylization): Brent Burley, Daniel Teece, and Brian J. Green

Motion Pictures Sound Editors

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Animation

• Elemental
• Migration
• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Documentary

• 32 Sounds
• American Symphony
• Mourning in Lod
• Still: A Michael J Fox Movie
• Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Foreign Language Feature

• Anatomy of a Fall
• The Zone of Interest
• Godzilla Minus One
• Society of the Snow

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Dialogue ADR

• Barbie
• Killers of the Flower Moon
• Maestro
• Napoleon
• Oppenheimer
• Poor Things

Outstanding Achievement in Sound Editing - Feature Effects/Foley

• Gran Turismo
• Ferarri
• John Wick Chapter Four
• Napoleon
• Oppenheimer
• The Killer

Outstanding Achievement in Music Editing - Documentary

• American Symphony
• Pianoforte
• Still: A Michael J Fox Story
• WHAM!

Outstanding Achievement in Music Editing - Feature Motion Picture

• Barbie
• Creed III
• Maestro
• Oppenheimer
• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
• Wonka

Cinema Audio Society

Motion Picture: Live Action

• Barbie - Nina Rice (Production Mixer), Kevin O’Connell (Re-Recording Mixer), Ai-Ling Lee (Re-Recording Mixer), Peter Cobbin (Scoring Mixer), Kirsty Whalley (Scoring Mixer), Bobby Johanson (ADR Mixer), Kevin Schultz (Foley Mixer)
  
• Ferrari - Lee Orloff (Production Mixer), Andy Nelson (Production Mixer), Tony Lamberti (Re-Recording Mixer), Luke Schwarzweller (Re-Recording Mixer), Andrew Dudman (Scoring Mixer), Matthew Wood (ADR Mixer), Giorgi Lekishvili (Foley Mixer)
  
• Killers of the Flower Moon - Mark Ulano (Production Mixer), Tom Fleischman (Re-Recording Mixer), Eugene Gearty (Re-Recording Mixer), George A. Lara (Foley Mixer)
  
• Maestro - Steven A. Morrow (Production Mixer), Tom Ozanich (Re-Recording Mixer), Dean A. Zupancic (Re-Recording Mixer), Nick Baxter (Scoring Mixer), Bobby Johanson (ADR Mixer), Walter Spencer (Foley Mixer)
  
• Oppenheimer Willie D. Burton (Production Mixer), Gary A. Rizzo (Re-Recording Mixer), Kevin O’Connell (Re-Recording Mixer), Chris Fogel (Scoring Mixer), Tavish Grade (Foley Mixer), Jack Cucci (Foley Mixer), Mikel Parraga-Wills (Foley Mixer)
  

Motion Picture: Animated

• Elemental - Vince Caro (Original Dialogue Mixer), Paul McGrath (Original Dialogue Mixer), Stephen Urata (Re-Recording Mixer), Ren Klyce (Re-Recording Mixer), Thomas Vicari (Scoring Mixer), Scott Curtis (Foley Mixer)
  
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse - Brian Smith (Original Dialogue Mixer), Aaron Hasson (Original Dialogue Mixer), Howard London (Original Dialogue Mixer), Michael Semanick (Re-Recording Mixer), Juan Peralta (Re-Recording Mixer), Sam Okell (Scoring Mixer), Randy K. Singer (Foley Mixer)
  
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem - Doc Kane (Original Dialogue Mixer), Michael Semanick (Re-Recording Mixer), Mark Mangini (Re-Recording Mixer), Trent Reznor (Scoring Mixer), Atticus Ross (Scoring Mixer), Chris Cirino (ADR Mixer), Chelsea Body(Foley Mixer)
  
• The Boy and the Heron – Kôji Kasamatsu (Original Dialogue & Re-Recording Mixer)
  
• The Super Mario Brothers Movie - Carlos Sotolongo (Original Dialogue Mixer), Pete Horner (Re-Recording Mixer), Juan Peralta (Re-Recording Mixer), Casey Stone (Scoring Mixer), Doc Kane (ADR Mixer), Richard Durante (Foley Mixer)
  

Motion Picture: Documentary

• 32 Sounds - Laura Cunningham (Production Mixer), Mark Mangini (Re-Recording Mixer), Ben Greenberg (Scoring Mixer), Bobby Johanson (ADR Mixer), Blake Collins (Foley Mixer)
  
• American Symphony - Tom Paul (Re-Recording Mixer), Tristan Baylis (Re-Recording Mixer), Ryan Collison (Foley Mixer),
  
• Little Richard: I Am Everything - Tom Paul (Re-Recording Mixer)
  
• Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie - Skip Lievsay (Re-Recording Mixer), Paul Urmson (Re-Recording Mixer), Joel Dougherty (Re-Recording Mixer), John Michael Caldwell (Scoring Mixer), Micah Blaichman (Foley Mixer
  
• Taylor Swift: The Eras Tour - Jacob Farron Smith (Production Mixer), John Ross (Re-Recording Mixer), David Payne (Re-Recording Mixer), Christopher Rowe (Re-Recording Mixer)
  

Casting Society of America

Feature Animation

• Elemental (Disney): Natalie Lyon, Kevin Reher, Kate Hansen-Birnbaum (Associate Casting Director)
• Leo (Netflix): Danielle Aufiero, Amber Horn
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse (Sony): Mary Hidalgo
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem (Paramount): Rich Delia, Adam Richards (Associate Casting Director)
• Wish (Disney): Grace C. Kim

Feature Big Budget - Comedy

• Air (Amazon Studios): Mary Vernieu, Lindsay Graham Ahanonu, Sydney Shircliff (Associate Casting Director)
• Are You There God? It’s Me, Margaret (Searchlight): Francine Maisler, Melissa Kostenbauder, Betsy Fippinger (Location Casting), Tara Feldstein (Location Casting), Chase Paris (Location Casting), Molly Rose (Associate Casting Director)
• Asteroid City (Focus Features): Douglas Aibel, Jina Jay (Location Casting), Matthew Glasner (Associate Casting Director)
• Cocaine Bear (Paramount): Debra Zane, Dylan Jury, Alli Coffey (Location Casting)
• Wonka (Warner Bros.): Nina Gold

Feature Big Budget - Drama

• The Color Purple (Warner Bros.): Bernard Telsey, Tiffany Little Canfield, Destiny Lilly
• Maestro (Netflix): Shayna Markowitz, Dayna Katz (Associate Casting Director)
• Killers of the Flower Moon (Apple): Ellen Lewis, Rene Haynes, Kate Sprance (Associate Casting Director)
• Oppenheimer (Universal): John Papsidera
• Saltburn (Amazon Studios): Kharmel Cochrane

Feature Studio or Independent - Comedy

• American Fiction (Amazon Studios): Jennifer Euston, Lisa Lobel (Location Casting), Angela Peri (Location Casting), Melissa Morris (Associate Casting Director)
• Bottoms (Amazon Studios): Laura Rosenthal, Maribeth Fox, Meagan Lewis (Location Casting), Kimberly Ostroy (Associate Casting Director)
• The Holdovers (Focus Features): Susan Shopmaker, Lisa Lobel (Location Casting), Angela Peri (Location Casting), Melissa Morris (Associate Casting Director)
• Joy Ride (Lionsgate): Rich Delia, Kara Eide (Location Casting), Kris Woznesensky (Location Casting), Adam Richards (Associate Casting Director)
• Theater Camp (Searchlight): Kristian Charbonier, Bernard Telsey

Feature Studio or Independent - Drama

• The Iron Claw (A24): Susan Shopmaker, Brent Caballero (Location Casting)
• May December (Netflix): Laura Rosenthal, Meagan Lewis (Location Casting), Rebecca Carfagna (Location Casting), Kimberly Ostroy (Associate Casting Director)
• Past Lives (A24): Ellen Chenoweth, Susanne Scheel
• Priscilla (A24): Nicole Daniels, Courtney Bright, John Buchan, Jason Knight
• Rustin (Netflix): Avy Kaufman, Donna Belajac (Location Casting), Missy Finnell (Location Casting), Scotty Anderson (Associate Casting Director)

Feature Low Budget - Comedy or Drama

• Birth/Rebirth (IFC Films): Allison Twardziak, Danielle Pretsfelder Demchick
• Emily (Warner Bros.): Fiona Weir
• Jules (Bleecker Street): Avy Kaufman
• Memory (Ketchup Entertainment): Susan Shopmaker
• Monica (IFC Films): Emily Schweber, D. Lynn Meyers (Location Casting)

Feature Micro Budget - Comedy or Drama

• The Donor Party (Vertical): Anthony J. Kraus
• How I Learned to Fly (Film Movement): Jessica Sherman
• Summoning Sylvia (The Horror Collective): Steven Tylor O’Connor
• What Comes Around (IFC Films): Eyde Belasco, Jeff Johnson (Location Casting)
• Your Lucky Day (Well Go USA Entertainment): Jessica Sherman

The Zeitgeist Award

• Barbie (Warner Bros.): Lucy Bevan, Olivia Grant (Associate Casting Director)
• The Flash (Warner Bros.): Rich Delia, Kate Ringsell, Adam Richards (Associate Casting Director)
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes (Lionsgate): Debra Zane, Dylan Jury, Simone Bär (Location Casting)
• Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire (Netflix): Kristy Carlson, Jeanette Benzie (Associate Casting Director)
• Transformers: Rise of the Beasts (Paramount Pictures): Wittney Horton, additional voice casting by Ruth Lambert and Robert McGee, Eve Streger (Associate Casting Director)

Art Directors Guild

Excellence in Production Design for a Contemporary Film

• Beau Is Afraid – Fiona Crombie
• John Wick: Chapter 4 – Kevin Kavanaugh
• The Killer – Donald Graham Burt
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – Gary Freeman
• Saltburn – Suzie Davies

Excellence in Production Design for a Period Film

• Asteroid City – Adam Stockhausen
• Killers of the Flower Moon – Jack Fisk
• Maestro – Kevin Thompson
• Napoleon – Arthur Max
• Oppenheimer – Ruth De Jong

Excellence in Production Design for a Fantasy Film

• Barbie – Sarah Greenwood
• The Creator – James Clyne
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Beth Mickle
• Poor Things – James Price and Shona Heath
• Wonka – Nathan Crowley

Excellence in Production Design for an Animated Film

• The Boy and the Heron – Yôji Takeshige
• Elemental – Don Shank
• Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse – Patrick O'Keefe
• The Super Mario Bros. Movie – Guillaume Aretos
• Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Mutant Mayhem – Yashar Kassai

Guild of Music Supervisors

Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted Over $25 Million

• The Holdovers
• My Big Fat Greek Wedding 3
• They Cloned Tyrone
• Barbie
• Maestro
• Saltburn
• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse
• Are You There God? Its Me, Margaret
• Wonka
• Air

Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted $25 Million And Under

• The Iron Claw
• Jesus Revolution
• All of Us Strangers
• Polite Society
• Flamin' Hot
• Joy Ride

Best Music Supervision for Film Budgeted $10 Million And Under

• Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe
• Brother
• Past Lives
• Somewhere in Queens
• Eileen
• War Pony
• Paint
• Theater Camp

Best Music Supervision for a Non-Theatrically Released Film

• Change Can Dunk (TIE)
• Please Don’t Destroy: The Treasure of Foggy Mountain
• Rye Lane
• Sitting in Bars With Cake
• Family Switch
• Totally Killer (TIE)
• A Million Miles Away
• Heist 88
• Praise This

Best Song Written and/or Recorded for a Film

• Spiderman: Across the Spiderverse (Am I Dreaming) - Mike Dean, Peter Lee Johnson, Rakim Mayers, Roisee, Leland Wayne, and Landon Wayne
• Theater Camp (Camp Isn't Home) - Noah Galvin, Molly Gordon, Nick Lieberman, Ben Platt, and Mark Sonnenblick
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes (Can't Catch Me Now) - Dan Nigro and Olivia Rodrigo
• Barbie (I'm Just Ken) - Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt
• American Symphony (It Never Went Away) - Jon Batiste and Dan Wilson
• Joy Ride (Juicy) - Isak Alvedahl, Kirubel Swedin, and Sandra Wikstrom
• Totally Killer (Little Bit 'O Soul) - John Carter and Kenneth Hawker
• Past Lives (Quiet Eyes) - Zachary Dawes and Sharon Van Etten
• Rustin (Road to Freedom) - Lenny Kravitz
• Barbie (What I Was Made For) - Billie Eilish O’Connell, Finneas O’Connell*

Costume Designers Guild

Excellence in Contemporary Film

• American Fiction – Rudy Mance
• May December – April Napier
• Nyad – Kelli Jones
• Renfield – Lisa Lovaas
• Saltburn – Sophie Canale

Excellence in Period Film

• Killers of the Flower Moon – Jacqueline West
• Maestro – Mark Bridges
• Napoleon – Janty Yates & Dave Crossman
• Oppenheimer – Ellen Mirojnick
• Poor Things – Holly Waddington

Excellence in Sci-Fi/Fantasy Film

• Barbie – Jacqueline Durran
• Haunted Mansion – Jeffrey Kurland
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes – Trish Summerville
• The Little Mermaid – Colleen Atwood & Christine Cantella
• Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire – Stephanie Porter

Excellence in Costume Illustration

• 1923: War and the Turquoise Tide – Maggie S. Chan
• Haunted Mansion – Barbra Araujo
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Song Songbirds & Snakes – Oksana Nedavniaya
• Loki: 1893 – Felipe Sanchez
• Rebel Moon – Part One: A Child of Fire – Jason Pastrana

Make-Up Artists and Hair Stylists Guild

Best Contemporary Make-up

• Candy Cane Lane - Tym Shutchai Buacharern, Michele Lewis, Jennifer Zide-Essex, Yvettra Grantham
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Jane Galli, Personal
• The Haunted Mansion - Kimberly Jones, Dionne Wynn, Bridgit Crider, Carla VanNessa Wallace
• NYAD - Felicity Bowring, Ann Maree Hurley, Julie Hewett, Mahar Lessner
• Saltburn - Siân Miller, Laura Allen

Best Period and/or Character Makeup

• Barbie - Ivana Primorac, Victoria Down, Maha Mimo
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol 3 - Alexei Dmitriew, Nicole Sortillon, Amos Samantha Ward, LuAndra Whitehurs
• Maestro - Siann Grigg, Jackie Risotto, Elisa Tallerico, Nicky Pattison-Illum
• Oppenheimer - Luisa Abel, Jason Hamer, Kerrin Jackson, Jamie Loree Hess
• Poor Things - Nadia Stacey

Best Special Makeup Effects

• Golda - Karen Thomas, Eva Susanna Johnson Theodosiou
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 - Alexei Dmitriew, Lindsay MacGowen, Shane Mahan, Scott Stoddard
• Maestro - Kazu Hiro, Sian Grigg, Duncan Jarman, Mike Mekash
• Poor Things - Nadia Stacey, Mark Coulier
• Rebel Moon: Part One – A Child of Fire - Ozzy Alvarez, Justin Raleigh, Kelsey Berk, Jonathan Shroyer

Best Contemporary Hair Styling

• Candy Cane Lane - Yvette Shelton, Shian Banks, Stacey Morris, Maisha Oliver
• Joyride - Jeannie Chow, Kim Lee
• NYAD - Daniel Curet, Vanessa Columbo, Enzo Angileri, Darlene Brumfeld
• Pain Hustlers - Michelle Johnson, Dennis Bailey
• Saltburn - Siân Miller, Laura Allen

Best Period Hair Styling and/or Character Hair Styling

• Barbie - Ivana Primorac, Marie Larkin, Clare Corsick
• Chevalier - Roo Maurice, Francesco Pegoretti
• The Color Purple - Lawrence Davis, Andrea Mona Bowman, Tym Wallace
• Guardians of The Galaxy Vol. 3 - Cassandra Lyn Russek, Stephanie Fenner, Peter Tothpal, Connie Criswell
• Maestro - Kay Georgiou, Lori McCoy-Bell, Jameson Eaton, Amanda Duffy-Evans

Society of Composers and Lyricists

Outstanding Original Score For a Studio Film

• Anthony Willis - Saltburn
• Joe Hisaishi - The Boy and the Heron
• Ludwig Göransson - Oppenheimer
• Laura Karpman - American Fiction
• Robbie Robertson - Killers of the Flower Moon

Outstanding Original Score For an Independent Film

• Jon Batiste - American Symphony
• John Powell - Still: A Michael J. Fox Movie
• Daniel Pemberton - Ferrari
• Mica Levi - The Zone of Interest
• Fabrizio Mancinelli and Richard M. Sherman - Mushka

Outstanding Original Song For a Drama or Documentary

• Olivia Rodrigo and Dan Nigro - Can’t Catch Me Now (Hunger Games: Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes)
• Jon Batiste and Dan Wilson - It Never Went Away(American Symphony)
• Lenny Kravitz - Road to Freedom (Rustin)
• Nicholas Britell and Taura Stinson - Slip Away (Carmen)
• Sharon Farber and Noah Benshea - Better Times (Jacob the Baker)

Outstanding Original Song For a Comedy or Musical

• Billie Eilish O’Connell and Finneas O’Connell - What Was I Made For? (Barbie)
• Mark Ronson and Andrew Wyatt - I’m Just Ken (Barbie)
• Diane Warren - The Fire Inside (Flamin' Hot)
• Heather McIntosh, Allyson Newman and Taura Stinson - All About Me (The L-Word)
• Jack Black, John Spiker, Eric Osmond, Michael Jelenic, and Aaron Horvath - Peaches (Super Mario Bros. Movie)

David Raksin Award for Emerging Talent

• Kenny Wood - The Naughty Nine
• Hannah Parrott - After Death
• Fabrizio Mancinelli - The Land of Dreams
• Catherine Joy - Home Is A Hotel
• Allyson Newman - Commitment to Life

Set Decorators Society of America

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Contemporary Feature Film

• The Killer – Brandi Kalish (Set Decoration); Donald Graham Burt (Production Design)
• Leave the World Behind – David Schlesinger (Set Decoration); Anastasia White (Production Design)
• May December – Jess Royal (Set Decoration); Sam Lisenco (Production Design)
• Mission: Impossible – Dead Reckoning Part One – Raffaella Giovannetti (Set Decoration); Gary Freeman (Production Design)
• Saltburn – Charlotte Dirickx (Set Decoration); Suzie Davies (Production Design)

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Period Feature Film

• Killers of the Flower Moon – Adam Willis (Set Decoration); Jack Fisk (Production Design)
• Maestro – Rena DeAngelo (Set Decoration); Kevin Thompson (Production Design)
• Napoleon – Elli Griff (Set Decoration); Arthur Max (Production Design)
• Oppenheimer – Claire Kaufman (Set Decoration); Ruth De Jong (Production Design)
• Poor Things – Zsuzsa Mihalek (Set Decoration); Shona Heath & James Price (Production Design)

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Science Fiction or Fantasy Feature Film

• Barbie – Katie Spencer (Set Decoration); Sarah Greenwood (Production Design)
• Guardians of the Galaxy Vol. 3 – Rosemary Brandenburg (Set Decoration); Beth Mickle (Production Design)
• The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds & Snakes – Sabine Schaaf (Set Decoration); Uli Hanisch (Production Design)
• Indiana Jones and the Dial of Destiny – Anna Pinnock (Set Decoration); Adam Stockhausen (Production Design)
• Wonka – Lee Sandales (Set Decoration); Nathan Crowley (Production Design)

Best Achievement in DécoDesign of a Comedy or Musical Feature Film

• American Fiction – Kyra Friedman Curcio (Set Decoration); Jonathan Guggenheim (Production Design)
• Are You There God? It's Me, Margaret. – Selina M. Van den Brink (Set Decoration); Steve Saklad (Production Design)
• Asteroid City – Kris Moran (Set Decoration); Adam Stockhausen (Production Design)
• Candy Cane Lane – Jan Pascale (Set Decoration); Aaron Osborne (Production Design)
• The Little Mermaid – Gordon Sim (Set Decoration); John Myhre (Production Design)

Yesterday's Standout Hitters

^{stats for games since 03/09/2024}
 

AAA Standouts

Max Muncy 1/4 2B -- [SS, 21, PCL - OAK] - [F] [T] .265 BA .357 OBP .163 ISO 49 AB 1 HR 3 SB 7 BB% 19 K%
🔥​ Owen Caissie​ 2/3 HR BB K -- [LF, 21, INT - CHC] - [F] [T] .273 BA .412 OBP .182 ISO 55 AB 1 HR 17 BB% 32 K%
Tyler Soderstrom 1/3 2B BB -- [C, 22, PCL - OAK] - [F] [T] .212 BA .305 OBP .365 ISO 52 AB 5 HR 8 BB% 27 K%
Orelvis Martinez 1/5 HR BB K -- [2B, 22, INT - TOR] - [F] [T] .296 BA .356 OBP .222 ISO 54 AB 2 HR 6 BB% 20 K%
🔥​ Victor Mesa Jr.​ 3/5 2B HR -- [CF, 22, INT - MIA] - [F] [T] .387 BA .441 OBP .387 ISO 31 AB 3 HR 8 BB% 11 K%
Chase Meidroth 2/5 2B K SB -- [2B, 22, INT - BOS] - [F] [T] .211 BA .404 OBP .105 ISO 38 AB 1 HR 4 SB 23 BB% 13 K%
🔥​ José Tena​ 3/6 2 HR 2K -- [2B, 23, INT - CLE] - [F] [T] .218 BA .283 OBP .145 ISO 55 AB 2 HR 8 BB% 31 K%
Graham Pauley 1/4 HR BB -- [3B, 23, PCL - SD] - [F] [T] .280 BA .419 OBP .360 ISO 25 AB 3 HR 19 BB% 6 K%
Tyler Black 3/5 3B -- [1B, 23, INT - MIL] - [F] [T] .333 BA .432 OBP .133 ISO 60 AB 1 HR 2 SB 13 BB% 13 K%
Kyle Manzardo 2/5 2B BB -- [1B, 23, INT - CLE] - [F] [T] .265 BA .371 OBP .143 ISO 49 AB 1 HR 16 BB% 16 K%
T.J. Rumfield 3/4 2B -- [1B, 23, INT - NYY] - [F] [T] .571 BA .625 OBP .143 ISO 7 AB 12 BB% 12 K%
🔥​ Damiano Palmegiani​ 3/5 2B 2 HR BB K -- [1B, 24, INT - TOR] - [F] [T] .250 BA .391 OBP .212 ISO 52 AB 3 HR 18 BB% 26 K%
Jordan Groshans 2/4 HR -- [3B, 24, INT - NYY] - [F] [T] .250 BA .308 OBP .104 ISO 48 AB 1 HR 7 BB% 17 K%
Johnathan Rodriguez 3/6 HR K -- [RF, 24, INT - CLE] - [F] [T] .278 BA .400 OBP .185 ISO 54 AB 2 HR 16 BB% 27 K%
Hunter Goodman 2/5 2 HR -- [C, 24, PCL - COL] - [F] [T] .267 BA .333 OBP .300 ISO 60 AB 3 HR 7 BB% 22 K%
Pedro León 4/4 2B SB -- [RF, 25, PCL - HOU] - [F] [T] .343 BA .380 OBP .134 ISO 67 AB 1 HR 4 SB 4 BB% 26 K%
Jonah Bride 4/5 2 HR -- [3B, 28, INT - MIA] - [F] [T] .395 BA .531 OBP .421 ISO 38 AB 4 HR 1 SB 16 BB% 16 K%
 

AA Standouts

Nelson Rada 2/4 2B -- [CF, 18, SOU - LAA] - [F] [T] .184 BA .256 OBP .026 ISO 38 AB 3 SB 6 BB% 23 K%
Cole Young 1/3 2B 2BB K -- [SS, 20, TEX - SEA] - [F] [T] .277 BA .340 OBP .106 ISO 47 AB 4 SB 9 BB% 16 K%
Carson Williams 3/5 2B K -- [SS, 20, SOU - TB] - [F] [T] .432 BA .488 OBP .243 ISO 37 AB 1 HR 4 SB 7 BB% 19 K%
Edgar Quero 1/2 2BB K SB -- [DH, 21, SOU - CWS] - [F] [T] .300 BA .425 OBP .400 ISO 30 AB 4 HR 1 SB 10 BB% 20 K%
Yanquiel Fernandez 1/2 2B BB -- [RF, 21, EAS - COL] - [F] [T] .231 BA .333 OBP .115 ISO 26 AB 15 BB% 18 K%
🔥​ Frederick Bencosme​ 3/4 2B HR K -- [SS, 21, EAS - BAL] - [F] [T] .395 BA .452 OBP .263 ISO 38 AB 2 HR 2 SB 9 BB% 9 K%
Blaze Jordan 1/3 2B BB -- [1B, 21, EAS - BOS] - [F] [T] .120 BA .233 OBP .080 ISO 25 AB 3 BB% 6 K%
Yeiner Fernandez 0/2 3BB -- [2B, 21, TEX - LAD] - [F] [T] .147 BA .310 OBP .059 ISO 34 AB 1 SB 16 BB% 19 K%
Kevin Alcántara 2/4 2B HR -- [CF, 21, SOU - CHC] - [F] [T] .086 BA .158 OBP .114 ISO 35 AB 1 HR 1 SB 7 BB% 31 K%
Kala'i Rosario 1/2 3BB -- [RF, 21, TEX - MIN] - [F] [T] .233 BA .312 OBP .256 ISO 43 AB 2 HR 10 BB% 37 K%
🔥​ Cole Fontenelle​ 3/4 HR SB -- [3B, 22, SOU - LAA] - [F] [T] .280 BA .419 OBP .160 ISO 25 AB 1 HR 6 SB 16 BB% 22 K%
Miguel Palma 1/2 HR 2BB K -- [DH, 22, TEX - HOU] - [F] [T] .207 BA .378 OBP .103 ISO 29 AB 1 HR 21 BB% 21 K%
Zac Veen 1/3 2B BB K SB -- [LF, 22, EAS - COL] - [F] [T] .375 BA .444 OBP .344 ISO 32 AB 1 HR 4 SB 11 BB% 27 K%
Agustin Ramirez 1/4 HR BB -- [DH, 22, EAS - NYY] - [F] [T] .256 BA .383 OBP .538 ISO 39 AB 7 HR 2 SB 14 BB% 17 K%
Jacob Melton 2/4 3B K SB -- [RF, 23, TEX - HOU] - [F] [T] .235 BA .289 OBP .059 ISO 34 AB 4 SB 5 BB% 23 K%
Carlos Mendoza 1/2 HR 2BB -- [3B, 24, EAS - DET] - [F] [T] .500 BA .750 OBP 1.500 ISO 2 AB 1 HR 50 BB% 0 K%
Gustavo Campero 3/5 2 HR K SB -- [DH, 26, SOU - LAA] - [F] [T] .333 BA .400 OBP .556 ISO 18 AB 3 HR 4 SB 0 BB% 15 K%
 

A+ Standouts

🔥​ Ethan Salas​ 1/2 2B 3BB K -- [DH, 17, MID - SD] - [F] [T] .242 BA .375 OBP .091 ISO 33 AB 2 SB 17 BB% 30 K%
Sebastian Walcott 0/2 3BB K -- [SS, 18, SAL - TEX] - [F] [T] .103 BA .205 OBP .077 ISO 39 AB 11 BB% 38 K%
Jefferson Rojas 1/5 -- [SS, 18, MID - CHC] - [F] [T] .311 BA .340 OBP .178 ISO 45 AB 2 HR 3 SB 4 BB% 14 K%
Luis Lara 2/4 K SB -- [LF, 19, MID - MIL] - [F] [T] .256 BA .362 OBP .026 ISO 39 AB 3 SB 8 BB% 19 K%
Luis Lara 2/3 K SB -- [CF, 19, MID - MIL] - [F] [T] .256 BA .362 OBP .026 ISO 39 AB 3 SB 8 BB% 19 K%
Jorge Ruiz 1/3 BB -- [LF, 19, NWL - LAA] - [F] [T] .139 BA .158 OBP .000 ISO 36 AB 2 BB% 15 K%
Termarr Johnson 2/3 BB SB -- [SS, 19, SAL - PIT] - [F] [T] .167 BA .354 OBP .000 ISO 36 AB 1 SB 18 BB% 25 K%
Victor Acosta 1/3 3B 2K -- [2B, 19, MID - CIN] - [F] [T] .074 BA .167 OBP .074 ISO 27 AB 3 SB 6 BB% 46 K%
Cutter Coffey 2/5 K SB -- [SS, 19, SAL - BOS] - [F] [T] .207 BA .281 OBP .069 ISO 29 AB 3 SB 9 BB% 21 K%
🔥​ Luke Adams​ 1/2 HR BB SB -- [1B, 19, MID - MIL] - [F] [T] .160 BA .353 OBP .280 ISO 25 AB 2 HR 3 SB 14 BB% 11 K%
Gregory Barrios 2/3 2B SB -- [SS, 20, MID - MIL] - [F] [T] .286 BA .333 OBP .114 ISO 35 AB 2 SB 2 BB% 23 K%
🔥​ Denzer Guzman​ 3/4 2 2B SB -- [SS, 20, NWL - LAA] - [F] [T] .195 BA .233 OBP .098 ISO 41 AB 1 SB 4 BB% 41 K%
Bryan Rincon 0/1 3BB SB -- [SS, 20, SAL - PHI] - [F] [T] .069 BA .300 OBP .034 ISO 29 AB 3 SB 22 BB% 35 K%
🔥🔥​ Gabriel Gonzalez​​ 3/3 2 2B BB 2 SB -- [RF, 20, MID - MIN] - [F] [T] .250 BA .289 OBP .083 ISO 36 AB 2 SB 5 BB% 2 K%
Anyelo Encarnacion 1/2 2B BB -- [2B, 20, MID - STL] - [F] [T] .389 BA .593 OBP .333 ISO 18 AB 1 HR 29 BB% 22 K%
Sal Stewart 2/3 BB K SB -- [3B, 20, MID - CIN] - [F] [T] .333 BA .442 OBP .111 ISO 36 AB 1 HR 2 SB 16 BB% 20 K%
Yeison Morrobel 2/4 2B BB K -- [DH, 20, SAL - TEX] - [F] [T] .242 BA .359 OBP .091 ISO 33 AB 10 BB% 20 K%
Bryant Betancourt 2/4 BB -- [C, 20, NWL - COL] - [F] [T] .257 BA .386 OBP .171 ISO 35 AB 1 HR 2 SB 15 BB% 22 K%
🔥​ Henry Bolte​ 2/4 3B HR -- [RF, 20, MID - OAK] - [F] [T] .229 BA .289 OBP .257 ISO 35 AB 2 HR 2 SB 5 BB% 44 K%
Carter Jensen 2/2 2 SB -- [DH, 20, MID - KC] - [F] [T] .333 BA .429 OBP .238 ISO 42 AB 2 HR 4 SB 12 BB% 24 K%
Carter Jensen 1/4 HR -- [C, 20, MID - KC] - [F] [T] .333 BA .429 OBP .238 ISO 42 AB 2 HR 4 SB 12 BB% 24 K%
Joshua Baez 1/2 2B BB -- [RF, 20, MID - STL] - [F] [T] .217 BA .308 OBP .174 ISO 23 AB 1 HR 2 SB 11 BB% 46 K%
Dyan Jorge 1/4 2B BB SB -- [SS, 21, NWL - COL] - [F] [T] .378 BA .462 OBP .089 ISO 45 AB 6 SB 11 BB% 13 K%
Joe Mack 4/6 HR -- [DH, 21, MID - MIA] - [F] [T] .385 BA .467 OBP .231 ISO 39 AB 2 HR 1 SB 13 BB% 15 K%
Josh Moylan 1/2 HR 2BB K -- [DH, 21, SAL - NYY] - [F] [T] .261 BA .393 OBP .130 ISO 23 AB 1 HR 14 BB% 35 K%
Euribiel Angeles 3/3 BB 2 SB -- [SS, 21, MID - OAK] - [F] [T] .182 BA .270 OBP .121 ISO 33 AB 1 HR 2 SB 10 BB% 10 K%
Mike Boeve 3/3 2B BB -- [3B, 21, MID - MIL] - [F] [T] .485 BA .587 OBP .061 ISO 33 AB 23 BB% 10 K%
🔥​ Matthew Etzel​ 4/5 3B SB -- [1B, 21, SAL - BAL] - [F] [T] .412 BA .462 OBP .206 ISO 34 AB 1 HR 6 SB 10 BB% 17 K%
Werner Blakely 2/3 2 2B BB SB -- [CF, 22, NWL - LAA] - [F] [T] .189 BA .211 OBP .081 ISO 37 AB 1 SB 2 BB% 31 K%
Kevin Sim 2/3 2B HR K -- [1B, 22, NWL - ARI] - [F] [T] .216 BA .293 OBP .108 ISO 37 AB 1 HR 7 BB% 31 K%
Rafael Morel 4/5 2B -- [CF, 22, MID - CHC] - [F] [T] .400 BA .464 OBP .040 ISO 25 AB 7 BB% 25 K%
C.J. Kayfus 2/4 HR -- [1B, 22, MID - CLE] - [F] [T] .353 BA .421 OBP .412 ISO 17 AB 2 HR 1 SB 5 BB% 10 K%
Ethan Workinger 2/4 HR BB K -- [RF, 22, SAL - ATL] - [F] [T] .310 BA .429 OBP .207 ISO 29 AB 1 HR 14 BB% 17 K%
Bryan Gonzalez 1/4 HR BB 2K 2 SB -- [1B, 22, SAL - BOS] - [F] [T] .259 BA .333 OBP .481 ISO 27 AB 4 HR 2 SB 10 BB% 40 K%
🔥🔥​ Cam Fisher​​ 3/4 3 HR BB K -- [1B, 22, SAL - HOU] - [F] [T] .250 BA .400 OBP .357 ISO 28 AB 3 HR 2 SB 17 BB% 40 K%
🔥​ Yosy Galan​ 2/3 2B HR 2BB K 2 SB -- [LF, 22, SAL - TEX] - [F] [T] .292 BA .333 OBP .458 ISO 24 AB 3 HR 2 SB 7 BB% 37 K%
Brett Roberts 3/5 2B HR BB K -- [RF, 23, MID - MIA] - [F] [T] .268 BA .318 OBP .171 ISO 41 AB 1 HR 1 SB 4 BB% 20 K%
Mark Coley II 3/6 2B HR K -- [CF, 23, MID - MIA] - [F] [T] .400 BA .455 OBP .700 ISO 10 AB 2 HR 0 BB% 36 K%
Justin Janas 2/3 2B HR 2BB -- [1B, 23, SAL - ATL] - [F] [T] .308 BA .400 OBP .231 ISO 26 AB 1 HR 10 BB% 23 K%
Josh Zamora 2/4 2 HR BB -- [2B, 24, MID - MIA] - [F] [T] .538 BA .625 OBP .692 ISO 13 AB 3 HR 18 BB% 18 K%
Cole Turney 4/5 2 2B HR -- [LF, 25, MID - DET] - [F] [T] .320 BA .433 OBP .240 ISO 25 AB 1 HR 16 BB% 26 K%
 

A Standouts

Juan Flores 2/3 2B BB -- [C, 18, CAL - LAA] - [F] [T] .343 BA .410 OBP .286 ISO 35 AB 2 HR 2 BB% 20 K%
Alfredo Duno 1/5 K SB -- [C, 18, FSL - CIN] - [F] [T] .194 BA .324 OBP .065 ISO 31 AB 1 SB 13 BB% 24 K%
Rafael Ramirez Jr. 1/4 BB K SB -- [2B, 18, CAR - CLE] - [F] [T] .161 BA .270 OBP .032 ISO 31 AB 1 SB 13 BB% 40 K%
Juan Baez 2/4 2B BB K -- [3B, 18, CAR - MIL] - [F] [T] .326 BA .396 OBP .116 ISO 43 AB 3 SB 8 BB% 10 K%
Kevyn Castillo 1/3 HR -- [CF, 18, CAL - LAA] - [F] [T] .241 BA .324 OBP .207 ISO 29 AB 2 HR 8 BB% 25 K%
🔥​ Ralphy Velazquez​ 1/4 HR 2BB K -- [1B, 18, CAR - CLE] - [F] [T] .343 BA .429 OBP .400 ISO 35 AB 4 HR 14 BB% 21 K%
Ruben Santana 3/5 3B -- [3B, 19, CAL - ARI] - [F] [T] .308 BA .372 OBP .205 ISO 39 AB 9 BB% 30 K%
Angel Mateo 2/4 2B HR K -- [RF, 19, CAR - TB] - [F] [T] .267 BA .405 OBP .267 ISO 30 AB 2 HR 3 SB 10 BB% 29 K%
Randy De Jesus 2/3 BB -- [DH, 19, CAL - LAA] - [F] [T] .389 BA .450 OBP .222 ISO 18 AB 1 HR 10 BB% 20 K%
Thomas Sosa 2/3 2B 2BB K SB -- [RF, 19, CAR - BAL] - [F] [T] .216 BA .326 OBP .108 ISO 37 AB 1 SB 13 BB% 44 K%
Waner Luciano 1/4 HR BB K -- [2B, 19, CAR - HOU] - [F] [T] .205 BA .326 OBP .154 ISO 39 AB 1 HR 13 BB% 28 K%
Ronny Hernandez 2/4 3BB 2K -- [DH, 19, CAR - CWS] - [F] [T] .278 BA .395 OBP .028 ISO 36 AB 16 BB% 20 K%
🔥​ Ricardo Cabrera​ 2/5 HR SB -- [3B, 19, FSL - CIN] - [F] [T] .276 BA .432 OBP .276 ISO 29 AB 2 HR 1 SB 18 BB% 18 K%
Natanael Yuten 2/3 2B BB -- [RF, 19, CAR - BOS] - [F] [T] .297 BA .395 OBP .162 ISO 37 AB 1 HR 1 SB 11 BB% 37 K%
Dillon Head 2/4 2B BB -- [DH, 19, CAL - SD] - [F] [T] .214 BA .283 OBP .095 ISO 42 AB 3 SB 6 BB% 21 K%
Alfredo Velásquez 2/4 2B SB -- [2B, 19, CAR - BAL] - [F] [T] .176 BA .222 OBP .118 ISO 17 AB 1 SB 5 BB% 27 K%
Jonny Farmelo 2/4 BB SB -- [CF, 19, CAL - SEA] - [F] [T] .211 BA .326 OBP .263 ISO 38 AB 3 HR 1 SB 15 BB% 28 K%
🔥​ Aidan Smith​ 1/2 HR 2BB SB -- [LF, 19, CAL - SEA] - [F] [T] .273 BA .351 OBP .303 ISO 33 AB 3 HR 4 SB 10 BB% 24 K%
Manuel Mejias 2/4 2B BB K -- [C, 19, CAR - CLE] - [F] [T] .300 BA .417 OBP .167 ISO 30 AB 1 HR 16 BB% 22 K%
Aidan Miller 4/6 2B 2K -- [SS, 19, FSL - PHI] - [F] [T] .359 BA .409 OBP .256 ISO 39 AB 2 HR 5 SB 9 BB% 22 K%
Andy Perez 2/4 3B -- [SS, 19, CAL - COL] - [F] [T] .333 BA .381 OBP .333 ISO 39 AB 2 HR 6 BB% 9 K%
Angel Genao 1/4 BB SB -- [SS, 19, CAR - CLE] - [F] [T] .326 BA .383 OBP .140 ISO 43 AB 1 HR 1 SB 8 BB% 10 K%
Kenny Castillo 1/3 2BB -- [DH, 19, CAL - ARI] - [F] [T] .238 BA .385 OBP .000 ISO 21 AB 19 BB% 23 K%
🔥​ Brenner Cox​ 4/6 3B HR K -- [CF, 19, CAR - WSH] - [F] [T] .256 BA .356 OBP .205 ISO 39 AB 1 HR 4 SB 11 BB% 33 K%
🔥​ Angel Tejada​ 2/4 2B 3 SB -- [3B, 20, CAR - BAL] - [F] [T] .241 BA .290 OBP .103 ISO 29 AB 7 SB 6 BB% 12 K%
Luis Sanchez 1/3 2B BB SB -- [3B, 20, CAR - ATL] - [F] [T] .235 BA .278 OBP .088 ISO 34 AB 2 SB 5 BB% 22 K%
Arxy Hernandez 1/3 3BB K SB -- [SS, 20, CAR - CWS] - [F] [T] .171 BA .293 OBP .057 ISO 35 AB 2 SB 12 BB% 36 K%
Everett Cooper III 2/3 2BB -- [2B, 20, CAR - WSH] - [F] [T] .400 BA .500 OBP .000 ISO 10 AB 1 SB 16 BB% 0 K%
🔥​ Jordan Viars​ 3/4 2B HR 2BB K -- [RF, 20, FSL - PHI] - [F] [T] .300 BA .440 OBP .250 ISO 20 AB 1 HR 20 BB% 36 K%
Avery Owusu-Asiedu 1/2 3BB SB -- [CF, 20, FSL - PHI] - [F] [T] .257 BA .316 OBP .143 ISO 35 AB 1 HR 5 SB 7 BB% 34 K%
Blayberg Diaz 3/4 2 2B -- [C, 21, CAR - MIL] - [F] [T] .312 BA .353 OBP .250 ISO 16 AB 1 SB 5 BB% 11 K%
Angel Del Rosario 1/3 BB 4 SB -- [2B, 21, FSL - MIN] - [F] [T] .333 BA .455 OBP .000 ISO 18 AB 9 SB 18 BB% 31 K%
Gregory Duran 2/4 3B HR 2K -- [1B, 21, FSL - MIN] - [F] [T] .231 BA .412 OBP .385 ISO 13 AB 1 HR 11 BB% 35 K%
Tommy Hawke 2/4 BB K 2 SB -- [LF, 21, CAR - CLE] - [F] [T] .346 BA .452 OBP .038 ISO 26 AB 3 SB 16 BB% 29 K%
Albertson Asigen 2/5 HR 2BB 3K SB -- [CF, 22, CAR - CWS] - [F] [T] .244 BA .367 OBP .171 ISO 41 AB 2 HR 4 SB 12 BB% 22 K%
Phillip Glasser 4/6 2 2B 3 SB -- [3B, 24, CAR - WSH] - [F] [T] .441 BA .487 OBP .235 ISO 34 AB 1 HR 5 SB 10 BB% 20 K%