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r/newzealand•

TVNZ and NFL games

:silverfern: Sports

Kinda bummed here.

Last week there was a big game between Detroit and Minnesota. Despite advertising it all week TVNZ+ never switched the streams from a previous game so it was not shown.

This week, their stream of a playoff game between Washington and Tampa Bay has ended after only 90 seconds (the actual game has just started), and the on demand video shows simply 90 seconds of cricket highlights.

I get it, its still a niche fandom here and it is a free service, but I can't help but be a little disappointed. I guess they are really feeling those budget cuts :(

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r/minnesotavikings•

2020: None

2019: Will Grier

2018: Mason Rudolph

2017: Davis Webb, CJ Beathard

2016: Jacoby Brissett, Cody Kessler

2015: Garrett Grayson, Sean Mannion (!)

2014: None

2013: Mike Glennon

2012: >!Russell Wilson, Nick Foles!<

2011: Ryan Mallet

2010: Colt McCoy

2009: None

2008: Kevin O'Connel

2007: Trent Edwards

2006: Charlie Whitehurst, Brodie Coyle

2005: Charlie Frye, Anderw Walter, David Greene

2004: Matt Schaub

2003: David Ragone, Chris Simms (the oracle)

2002: Josh McCown

2001: None

2000: Giovanni Carmazzi, Chris Redman

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r/diynz•

I was thinking about making a DIY waterslide this summer. Obviously its not that hard but i was wondering about the specific plastic to use. I've read you want plastic that is 6mm thick, but when browsing the available options (drop sheets etc) none of them seem to list their thickness. Does anyone have any experience making your own waterslide and if so, which plastic did you use and where did you get it?

EDIT: Whoops, i meant to say slip 'n slide. Not a full blown waterslide.

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r/newzealand•
ItemUS Prices USDUS Prices in NZDNZ Prices NZD
Crunch Wrap Supreme$2.99$4.70$6.99
Cheesy Gordita Crunch$2.69$4.23$6.99
Grilled Stuft Burrito$3.99$6.27$8.99

Taco Bell's whole thing is that its fine for the money. Its meant to be cheap and cheerful. That is the niche. An affordable fast food Mexican option is sorely missing in New Zealand; currently filled only by artisan burrito makers that you practically have to finance to afford.

But when you take the affordable part out??? Tread carefully Taco Bell NZ! A single Cheesy G for $7! You need two so now you are in fancy burrito price territory, and you are not fancy!

Sources: [nzherald](https://www.nzhe

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r/minnesotatwins•

I posted a similar thread last year that people seemed to enjoy, so with the season coming to an end, let’s take a look at the Twins Rule 5 and 40-man roster situation heading into the offseason.

The Rule 5 draft allows teams to draft players from other organizations, if that player has been in the minors for four years AND has not yet been added to the team’s 40-man roster. That player must be on the drafting teams active (25-man) roster for the entire year or he is returned to his original team. There are a few quirks but those are the basic rules. Last year the Twins selected Kinley before returning him to the Marlins after a disappointing season. The Twins also lost RP Luke Bard to the

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r/minnesotatwins•

As most of you know, this is the last year on the contracts of Joe Mauer and Brian Dozier, and there has been plenty of discussion around their futures. But there is one other long time Twin who becomes a free agent next offseason: Eduardo Escobar. I remember the Twins community being pretty underwhelmed with the trade that brought him here: Fransisco Liriano for Pedro Hernandez and Eduardo Escobar. Hernandez certainly didn't pan out, but I think its safe to say Escobar has been a great pickup.

Last year, Escobar put up his best ever offensive season: .254/.309/.449 with 21 home runs. When handed a full time gig while filling in for Sano he put up an OPS of .826 and hit 10 HR over the key f

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