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As for the good guys, I'm predicting a big game for DD. And I'll be looking for better flow from the Bazz/Boat tandem, more consistency from Omar, and wondering if Wolfie continues to make his case for more minutes than TO.

Just let me know what you want to see next game.
 
Ok, this year then.


Agreed. It's more of a hope than a prediction. I'm a sucker for movie-type story lines, and I'd like to see the kid rally and have a breakthrough after a rough patch.
You, sir, are a prophet and should immediately set up a twitter account.
 
Here's one person's list of the top 25 pizzerias in Chicago. Turns out a New Haven style place is ranked #2.

2. PIECE
(NEW HAVEN) When Billy Jacobs opened Piece in 2001, he was told New Haven– style pizza would go over like a lead pepperoni in Deep-Dish Land. Wrong. Piece’s astonishing plain pie (sauce, garlic, Parmesan, and oil on a chewy-crisp, hand-formed crust) replicates New Haven’s legendary Sally’s Apizza without the coal oven (Piece uses a Middleby gas oven). For Jacobs, a Connecticut native whose great-uncle’s produce market was intertwined with Sally’s in the 1940s, the sun still rises and sets in New Haven. “I can confidently say that the third-, fourth-, or even fifth-best pie in New Haven would be the best pie almost anywhere else,” he boasts. And you thought New Yorkers were pizza snobs. 1927 W. NORTH AVE.; 773-772-4422

http://www.chicagomag.com/Chicago-Magazine/July-2010/Photos-Best-Pizzas-in-Chicago/
I've met the guy and know his family. They are definitely local, and he's incredibly successful and deserves it. But it's one of those things that makes you kick yourself because it's so simple, yet so brilliant. Bottom line is that introducing good pizza to places that don't have it is a gold mine in and of itself, but his name and logo is a stroke of genius.
 
You, sir, are a prophet and should immediately set up a twitter account.
To paraphrase Groucho Marx, as played by Mr. T: I pity the fool who would follow me.
 
Got a good thing going winning by 21. Perhaps next game, we'll have to list out the places to eat in/near South Bend.
 
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