stpatrick1964

u/stpatrick1964




r/geocaching•

Noticed that Belle Glade, FL population 19,900+ doesn't have a single geocache within the boundaries of the city. Just got me wondering, what is the biggest town/city without a geocache and are there any counties besides the one on Hawaii that have no geocaches at all? I know for a while, Georgia had a county without a single geocache in it.

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r/geocaching•

Is there a gpx script or something where you can make the file smaller (deleting post logs etc) so it can fit into the Etrex 10 more easily. The only one I thought of is take my gpx file on GSAK, save it as a loc file, then saving that loc file as a gpx and download. But I lose a lot of things doing that like hints... Is there a script where I can get rid of everything but the descripition and hints.... Thanks.

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r/orioles•

https://deadspin.com/john-sterling-must-be-stopped-1837059635

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  • The Yankees have 52 home runs against the Orioles this season, surpassing the old MLB record for home runs against an opponent in a season: 48, by the 1956 Yankees against the Kansas City A’s.
  • The Yankees have 43 home runs in 10 games at Camden Yards this season, shattering the old MLB record for home runs at a visiting ballpark in a season: 29, by the 1957 Milwaukee Braves at Cincinnati’s Crosley Field.
  • The Yankees have 43 home runs at Camden Yards vs. the Orioles. The Orioles have [44 runs](https://twitter.com/ktsharp
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r/baseballcards•

Basically sorting out the Orioles and Hall of Famers. But what other non-hall of famers are of interest from that era (86-95)??? And of course Tom "The Terminator" Henke, a badass with the biggest glasses in baseball.

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I figure Canseco, Bo Jackson, Strawberry, Clemens, McGwire, Gooden, Bonds.. Are there others that tend to get interest from collectors?

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Not trying to make money or anything like that. But just curious which junk wax cards are popular.

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r/baseballcards•

I keep on hearing people say how bad Score card were. I don't get it. Comparing for example the 88-90 Score cards to Topps, Fleer, and Donruss, I think they are superior in every way. Nicely color coded, fairly good picture, COLOR photo in the back along with stats and write ups in a real easy to read font that isn't hard on the eyes.

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I understand why they are priced at zero, overproduction, but compared to the Big 3 at the time, these were pretty nice cards in my opinion.

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So why do so people think they are poor/garbage????

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r/orioles•

And today, the Orioles are on pace to have their lowest attendance since 1978. Averaging a whopping 15,400 fans a game this year. The last time Camden Yards had a higher attendance than the 1992 season at Memorial Stadium was in 2005. And we've had a few good teams since 2005.

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https://www.baseball-reference.com/teams/BAL/attend.shtml

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The thing is, the Orioles have really only been bad for 2 years.

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r/orioles•

Brad Brach - Chicago Cubs.

2.75 ERA, 3-1, 19.2 IP but 19 walks

role player, tons of walks

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Kevin Gausman - Atlanta Braves

4.13 ERA, 2-3, 48 IP, 50k

Slight above average season, solid #3 or #4 starter

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Zack Britton - New York Yankees

2.53 ERA, 2-0, saved game today against Orioles

Really solid season, the sinker is back

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Jonathan Schoop - Minnesota Twins

.266 8 HR 25 RBI

solid season, twins are so much better with him

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Manny Machado - San Diego Padres

.267 9HR 26 RBI

solid season, still one of the best defensive players

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