Hi everyone, Joe for Jasper's Case Breaks dot com, great late night rally, 2022 Panini Prison Baseball, 12 box picker team seven coming at you, all card ship, full case break and this is the last break of prison baseball we have for the time being. I think Instagram personal breaks may have some loose boxes available, so there may be still some lying around, but as for a full case picker team break, this is all we have for now until we get, we might get some more. All right, so big thanks to that group right here. Let's pop this case open and let's make this break happen. Thanks everyone for digging deep. I promise it. Hey, everyone digs deep and get this break done by the time we usually end the show. We'll go over a little bit and keep this break party going. All right. So the box says find three autographs per box on average, but a lot of the boxes have been above average. We've seen a lot of four auto boxes. So hopefully that trend continues here in this first box, first of 12. Good luck, everybody. All the division series games in the books and some surprises here. The Phillies jumping all over Max Fried and the Braves almost gave it away, but they ended up winning seven, six in Atlanta, game one in the books, game one of five Phillies leading the series one, nothing. The Mariners jumped all over Justin Verlander early in the game, but unlike the Phillies, they did blow it. Jordan Alvarez coming up in the bottom of the ninth, blasting a three run Homer to deliver the victory for the Astros eight, seven. Yeah. Joe Pizzle can't believe Seattle blew that ish. Why, I'm not too sure why you would bring Robbie Ray in. I feel like that's always a recipe for, for disaster when you bring a starter to try to do some relief work. I mean, I think people fall in love with that sometimes because they saw like, you know, they saw Mads and Bumgarner do it for the giants. They saw Kershaw do that a little bit. They saw Verlander do that a little bit. I don't know. There weren't any other arms in there that could, that could do that work, but maybe not. I don't know. I thought the, I thought the Mariners had a pretty good bullpen. So all these Torkelsons will of course go to the Tigers. Nick S with that one. And our first auto Gabriel Arias, Cleveland. This is for you, Michael with the Guardians. We'll do an auto recap at the end of this break, too. The blue and red parallels not numbered. So I'll be breezing right by those. But remember all cards will ship. Second auto, it's Cutter Crawford. Rookie auto for the Red Sox. That'll be for Nick S, Nick Stoffel with that one. There's Aaron Judge. We'll get to the two other games in a second. Then we'll look ahead to the other two other games tomorrow and we'll talk about those. The Dollars Garcia to 149 and another autograph. Spencer Torkelson, nice. Rookie auto for the Tigers. Nick Stoffel won that team in the filler and gets rewarded in the first box right here. With the torque. All right, so that's three autos already. Let's see if they gifted us a fourth. We'll see some low numbered parallels here, too. Here's a Ryan Feltner to 75. That'll be for the Rockies. That's going to go to Chad Wright. And yes, a Colton Welker autograph. Chad Wright with Colorado. You think Torkelson's a bust? I feel like number one overall pick. You've got to give him a little bit of a longer leash. Joe Pizzle is asking what did former number one overall pick for the Pirates? Catcher Henry Davis. What did he tell you? Joe P's in Arizona, if you don't know our friend in Arizona. And there's a lot of a lot of a lot of autograph hunting. Especially with all the spring training in Arizona. Fall leaks up there. There's Videl Bruhan, 95 out of 99 for the Rays. That'll be for Chad Wright. We got the Rays straight up. All right, next box. I think Guardians jumped out to an early one nothing lead, I want to say. But Yankees ended up, ended up covering that. And I think they were kind of one comfortably for one. Coles, yeah, Garrett Cole is cruising. Vader, Rizzo, Bash, Yankees beat the Guardians for one. So you asked him to sign the ball and he said, no, I'll take a pick, though. Then he said, I'll actually sign it, but it'll be in a spot you won't like. What do you mean by that? Like a spot on the not not on the sweet spot or like on your face. My Dodgers beat the beat the Padres five three. Padres made it a little close. There was some some some runners on base and traffic on base that got got me a little nervous, but but they ended up winning in the end. Five three.  So you seem to be a little a little off towards the end of the season. But hey, let off for the home run. So it looks like look like he's looks like he's OK. And Hulia Rourius had a nice start as well. And our first autograph, Peyton Henry, 11 out of 50. Rookie Otto for the fish, Stephen Carney with the Marlins. Yeah, if you want, he's going to put on a side panel. I'll be with Junior. I think I'm in parallels of him. This goes to the Royals. That'll be for Mark, the Royals. Or maybe some ink. Got Josh low. How low can you go? Rookie autograph for Chad Wright and the Rays. With some in the chat saying the Rizzo was washed up. So 149. Now, there was a. Where's the celebrity? I think it was Jerry Seinfeld or somebody. Who said that, you know, obviously, I think.  But I think Jerry Seinfeld was says that 51 out of 99. Jared Durant that he just signs everything as much as possible. So he just washes out the market. So then it wouldn't be valuable to try to get his autograph. There's Brian Della Cruz, Stephen Carney and the Marlins. Max Scherzer to 199. Blue Mojo. A lot of questions about Max Scherzer getting paid a lot, but not not winning those that first wild card game. And we got Matt Manning. That's our fourth odd, another four auto box. Matt Manning for the Tigers. Nick Stoffel with the Matt Manning. Oh, and a blue wander, Franco. Nice. That's for Chad Wright. Who are some? Who are some nice guys, Joe P. That you've that you've run into in Arizona, Folly. There you go. Blue wander, Franco, Chad Wright. That's nice. That's the kind of stuff we're looking for. Kibrain Hayes, gold, two out of 10. Jordan Walker. Is that a Cardinals pitcher? Kibrain Hayes for Michael, Michael P. and the Pittsburgh Pirates. Nice out of 10. Other box, Matt McClain. I don't know Matt McClain. That doesn't ring a bell, but it's good to hear. Jordan Walker is a Cardinals right fielder. OK, I got the team right. Nick York is cool as well. Wait, we only get two games tomorrow? What does the ale get a rest? Oh, and I guess the Dodgers, or I guess the NL gets a rest the next day. All right, they got a game in between. I just want to spread those games out. We'll be posting some polls on Twitter to see what people think. Who's going to win those ball games? So be sure to follow us on Twitter, at Jasper's Break, look out for those polls. If you missed this one, I'm sure there'll be others. It's good to see what people think. Slippery. Good luck. Behind Ronald Cunha Jr. is Kyle Muller. His teammate, going to Nick S. and the Braves. Nice. Jordan Walker signs for anyone and everyone after the game. Just goes down the line for five, ten minutes signing. I think that's what I would do too. Luis Matos is really nice. I would just go to the fence, or go to the railing or whatever at the ballpark, and just go down the line, just sign really quick before turning in. I don't know if I'd spend hours doing that, but I can't get everybody, but I'll just kind of just go down the line.  Robbie Ray. I don't know, that decision will be talked about in Seattle Sports Talk Radio all day, all night, I'm sure. There's a Mike Trout Illumination 75 out of 99. Illumination insert, that sort of wave parallel there. That'll go to the Angels, Travis with the Halos. Obviously, we're not going to find Mike Trout autographs in here, but if we find like some one-of-ones of his. Try those little heads. Connor Brogdon, Philly. They're looking like a hot team. That bullpen's still a little bit of a concern. That's from Mark, but so far, so good. And I think they're doing well without their big boppers. Really doing damage. You know what I mean? I think even without Schwerber and Bryce Harper knocking in bombs, they're still finding ways to score runs, which I guess is kind of scary. Jake Berger. Berger's. Chris Parent with the White Sox, one that in the filler. So the bad signers so far in this Arizona following, Nuelvi Marte, Jason Dominguez, Heston Kirkstad. I wonder if guys like Jason Dominguez, I think was open to it at first, but then there's Stephen Kwan. Nice rookie debut signature. If it wasn't Julia Rodriguez, Stephen Kwan might be getting some votes there. Cleveland. This is for you, Michael with the Guardians. Now, Joe P. What makes someone a bad signer? Like because they just won't do it or they're a jerk about it? I mean, you can't really knock someone for not wanting to sign, but what makes them bad though? Just someone not willing to sign can't make them a bad signer. Maybe they just don't, they're not into that kind of thing. Or maybe they're rude about saying no. I suppose I'm you. So what would be the best way for, in case there's any ball players listening, what would be the best way for someone to just say they don't want to do it? Like what's a nice way to do it? You know, do you want like a sorry guys, not today? Thanks for coming out, you know, but just keep walking or what? So just a simple, hey, sorry guys, not signing, I'm not signing today. Thanks for coming out kind of thing, easy enough. Should be easy enough, right? Let's not waste each other's time, you know, let's just let each other know where we're at here. All right, next box. I suppose that's easy enough. There's Joe Barlow, rookie autographs, blue wave. So ball players, if you're listening, I know you're trying to work on your craft, trying to get to the big leagues, got to do the Arizona Fall League. But you know, if you don't feel like signing, just let them know, they'll deal with it. 29 out of 50, Joe Barlow, blue wave for Texas. That's going to be for Patrick and the Rangers. And then we've got Tyler Beattie, autograph for the Giants, that goes to Nick Stoffel and my rival is the Giants. Are they in on Aaron Judge? It's possible. He is from there, northern California area. It's Harmon Kilibrew, 110 out of 125. A lot of people say that he is the MLB logo man. Redemption. That's true, yeah. I guess if their English is limited, they may come off as unintentionally rude. YJS. FJJ and Sir. He's asking what's next. It sounds like a Joe Pizzle burner account. Nothing's next. This break will take us probably another... Oh, I don't know. 40 more minutes. We're calling it a night after that. We've probably been streaming for about nine hours by then. SnakeSkin, Marcus Simeon to 50. And a blue stained glass, for now to tease you. The stained glass is in prison and baseball, a little more common. That's for Texas, that's for the Rangers. That'll be for Patrick Davis. We'll be back tomorrow, though. Three o'clock, but actually, no. Jason, my colleague, will be going live a little bit earlier. But if you subscribe to our account, our channel and all that, you'll know when we go on air. But we'll be back tomorrow for more. And with all the new releases. More for Patrick, A.J. Alexi. And a Julio Rodriguez, who had a nice day today. Ooh, an even better Chad Wright. Look at this. A blue Julio Rodriguez. Maybe, I guess, a more perfect color batch if Seattle was using their old school colors. Not numbered, but parallels. That's the kind of stuff we want to see. I don't know what that is right there. Maybe the blue didn't print all the way on that. It's kind of a bummer, but I don't know. Investigate that. Take a closer look when you get that card. But still nice. There's a water franco base. Petalanzo to 100 for the Metropolitan's. That'll be for Chad Cromwell. And the redemption is going to be Edward Cabrera, who seems to be a notorious non-signer for the Marlins, I believe. The fish. And that will go to Stephen Carney in the Marlins. Next box. Well, what does everyone think about tomorrow's early game? 135. Is that West Coast time? Is that my time? Yeah, 135 my time. 435 East Coast time. 335 Central. Phillies at Braves. Phillies are leading the series 1-0. And who are they starting? Zach Wheeler for the Phillies is dueling with Kyle Wright. Not Chad Wright, but Kyle Wright. Chad's brother, maybe? Chad Wright is your brother, Kyle Wright? Are you the brother of a major league ball player and you didn't want a name drop? That's nice. Who wins? What do you think? Who wins tomorrow? According to, it is, Chad Wright says, according to ESPN, analytics for whatever that's worth, the Braves win percentage 53.5%. These are really close. Phillies 46.5%. That's really close. And if you're into this sort of thing, on the money line, Braves are minus 135 and the Phillies are plus 115. My guess is, if you calculated those odds a little bit, is that there'll be a little more advantage trying to go with the underdog at plus 115. There's Edward Cabrera. Sign your cards, Edward. Another base, Julio Rodriguez for Chad Wright and the Mariners. He's got the Mariners straight up. So who does everyone have tomorrow? Phillies or Braves? Braves are kind of, it's the best of five. So this is kind of the, is this already a back against the Walls? I guess if you're, don't want to go down 0-2. There's Ronnie Dawson for the Astros. That'll be for Mark. So I guess maybe this is a must-win spot. There's Rodolfo Castro, rookie autograph for the Pirates. It's for Michael and Pittsburgh. Joe Pizzle says the Phillies. That's everyone else thing. There are Redwander Franco. Nice, Chad Wright. With the raise. When you're right, you're right. Jackson Coar to 199. Blue Mojo, Kansas City, Color Match, Mark. Another Wander Franco base this time. And all those will add up, I'm sure, especially if you get them graded out. Next auto is going to be Matt Manning. Another Matt Manning for Detroit, Nick Stofel. George Brett, old school insert. Romy Gonzalez to 75. It's for the White Sox. That's going to go to Chris. We've got a Juan Yepes. Cardinals. Travis with the Cardinals. Cardinals have some thinking to do in the off-season. After getting bounced in the wild card round by the Phillies. They've got some key players retiring. Yachty's retiring. Wayne Wright, Wainow's retiring. Albert Pujols is retiring. They still got Paul Goldsmith. They still got Nolan Aronado. Those guys are really good. They've got to add some pieces. I'm sure they'll have some help coming up. I feel like they have a decent farm system. I'm sure they'll have some help coming up in the farm system. Maybe they'll be active in free agency. Alright, next box. The Night Game. 537 on the West Coast. I'll be here watching this game with you guys. 837 on the East Coast. 737 Central. Padres Dodgers. Dodgers leading the series 1-0. Tomorrow's starters are going to be U-Darvish versus Clayton Kershaw. Former Dodger U-Darvish. Facing Dodger legend Clayton Kershaw. Who wins? Again, for whatever it's worth using these ESPN analytics, 72.5% is the Dodger's winning percentage. Padres 27.5%. Rex has got some trivia for us. What's the longest consecutive playoff wins in baseball? How many, which teams, in year or years? I wonder if it's a team that maybe has a team swept their way into like a World Series win. There's Mike Bowman to 149. Because that would be the streak, right? You'd have to just sweep your way in. There's another Matt Manning. I feel like Yankees have to be one of them.  The CS 4-0. And the World Series 4-0. That would be your streak. Maybe one of those late 90s early 2000s Yankees teams, Rex? It's Drew Ellis. 27 out of 50. Snake skin, Sean Barnes with the snakes. We've got a Manuel Rodriguez, rookie autograph, purple cracked ice, Cubs. It'll be for Kevin. Last spot, Mojo. Oh, way earlier. But back in the day, back in the day they didn't have division series. There was one point way back in the day where where the top two teams would just go directly to the World Series. Like the top team in the AL, top team in the NL would just go directly to the World Series. In fact, during the, I think during the like the 1920s or something like that there were, I think there was like a it was like a best of nine World Series at some point. Jackson Reets for the Brewers. That'll be for Chad Cromwell. Bobby Whit Jr. Royals. That'll be for Mark. There's Dylan Coleman. They did it three times way, way back. So not like the 60s or 50s, 60s. I feel like 50s, 60s they must have had a championship series. So they could have gone four games there and four games there. That's an eight game winning streak. I say it's eight is the streak. Eight is the streak. We're halfway through this break, by the way. 30 more minutes to go. Eight is the streak. It's the Yankees. And it's the 1950s Yankees. Somewhere in the 50s. Well, according to Wikipedia, 1927, 28 and 32, 12 in a row. I wonder what those, what were the, maybe there was a CS. But how do you get 12? Unless they were a longer series back in the day. There's the man of the moment for Houston, Jordan Alvarez with that big walk off. Marcus Simeon to 149 for Texas. Julio going to Chad Wright. Patrick Davis with the Marcus Simeon. And Jackson Coar is our autograph. A little color match there. Royals, Mark. Mark N with that auto. The blue autos are numbered. The blue non-autos are not numbered. Another wander for Chad Wright. And an O'Neill Cruz Rookie Auto. That is for Michael. Michael P and the Pittsburgh Pirates. There you go, nice. Old school, Karla Stremski. Luis Frias. Little color match there as well. Little red parallel going to Sean Barnes. And Diamondbacks. 81 out of, it'd be cool to get some snakeskin for the snakes. Very cool parallel. There's Jordan Alvarez, red wave 91 out of 99. Can't imagine it'll be too long before Jordan Alvarez hits free agency. 68, 75, Drew Ellis. Ah, that makes more sense. It's 12 straight between 1927. So it's across a number of post-seasons. Got it. Next box. That's crazy. Yankees have all three World Series in 27, 28, 32. Let's go to COTS contracts. Let's see what Jordan Alvarez's deal is. So Jordan Alvarez is just on a rookie deal. He still has arbitration, three arbitrations to go. Arbitration one for 2023 at the end of this season. Arbitration two in 2020. So the Astros can hang onto this guy for less than like a million dollars a year. No, arbitration will probably get a little bit more than that. But still, it'll be far less than what he could command on an open market. It'll be three arbitration years before he hits free agency in 2026.  I mean, they could lock up that guy. Just the Justin Verlander money. They might re-sign him, but Justin Verlander is coming off the books. Got some Uli Griehl coming off the books. There's a few guys coming off the books. Next box. Good luck. Javier Baez to 149. Detroit. And this is a short print. There's Josh Bell. Nationals edition giraffe print short print for Chad Wright. I dig that. Going on safari. Nick gets the Javier Baez as well. It's Max Scherzer to 99. Walker Bueller, Blue Mojo to 199 for Nick and the Dodgers. Get well soon. Speedy recovery, Walker Bueller. I think we're going to miss, I mean, because they kind of diagnosed his arm injury in the Tommy John. So late in the season that he's going to miss pretty much all of 2023. Shane Baez, rookie autographs to Tampa Bay. The Baez going to Chad Wright and the Reyes. I think the Dodgers will be an interesting position with Walker Bueller. Well, I want to say, yeah, I'm sure Walker Bueller could have, if he had a great season this year, he might have been able to maybe twist some arms in the Dodgers organization for some sort of extension, avoid arbitration. But now I don't think that's going to happen. He's got arbitration three in 2023 at the end of this season, and then one more arbitration, Arb Four, the year after that. So I think they'll most likely definitely go to arbitration there and probably go to arbitration the next year after that just to see, because he's going to miss 2023 to see how he just looks in 2024 and then see how he responds from what's going to be a second Tommy John surgery. So we'll wait and see sort of situation for Walker Bueller. TJ Friedl, 27 out of 75, red wave autograph for the Reds. Chad Cromwell, that Walker Bueller money might go to Julio Urias, who's in his last arbitration here at the end of this season. He may look to avoid arbitration, get him locked up. There's Jake McCarthy, 5 out of 25, purple cracked ice, Sean Barnes, and the Diamondbacks. Ooh, this is also a short print. The lava flow. Nice, and that's Jose Ramirez, Michael, the Guardians. Cleveland, this is for you. Nice, solid break. Keep an eye out on Jaspy's casebreaks.com in case we get some more prison baseball loaded up in the store. This is our last picker team for a little bit. Again, I think personal breaks may have some individual boxes left if you want to grab a box for yourself. Okay, to be selfish, get a box for yourself. It's crazy to think that the Dodgers will actually have some payroll flexibility next year. I think they're not paying the full contract for David Price, but his salary will be off the books. That might be like another $8 million. Tray Turner's $21 million off the books. He's a free agent. Where will he end up? Hopefully back in LA, but a lot of people will be asking for his services. The Dodgers don't win the World Series. I wonder if Clayton Kershaw, who's just signed a one-year deal, I wonder if he will either retire or maybe, you know, play a Caesar or two in Texas with the Rangers. The Dodgers don't win the World Series. Maybe he signs another one-year deal with the Dodgers. Craig Kimberle's $16 million, I'm sure will be off the books. I think Max Muncie signed a one-year extension. So he's locked up, I want to say. I'm sure Andrew Heeney's $8.5 million is off. Probably someone else is probably going to sign him. I think he's earned himself a decent payday. Probably a few years and some millions. I don't know if the Dodgers are going to re-sign him with their sort of pipeline. Tyler Anderson, another great reclamation project, another great story, he might have played his way, pitched well enough to play his way out of the Dodgers' plans. He's going to get a better deal, I think. Edward Oliveris for the Royals. Then his one-year $8 million. Trying in the Dodgers may extend. The shoulder injuries are behind him. This is Vidal Bruhan, $15,975. So Oliveris will go to Mark and the Royals. And Vidal Bruhan will go to Chad Wright and the Rays. Matt Veerling, $32 out of $60. Another Torkelson. If you've got any other news on MLBTradeRoomers.com, Jaren Duran and Duran, Hungry Like the Wolf, Nick Stilful with the Boston Red Sox. Oh, that's right. Rob Thompson, Philly's manager, shed the interim tag and got a two-year extension. He's the official manager now. What a weird thing. Joe Girardi gets fired somewhat early on. And then after that, they didn't necessarily hide it up as soon as the interim manager came in. But they ended up, I think, being 62 and like 49 or something crazy like that under Rob Thompson. I keep wanting to say Rob Thomas, but I believe that is the lead singer of Matchbox 20. There's Aaron Ashby, Chad Cromwell with the Brew Crew. Rob Thompson is the Philly's manager. I don't know, was Joe Girardi that bad? Or would this, if they stuck with Joe Girardi the same thing probably would have happened? Or did they need that? I guess they felt like they needed the change, so they did it. That's right. Roald is Chapman to be left off, is left off the Yankees' ALDS roster after skipping a team workout. So it looks like he is done with the Yankees. Tyler McGill to 199. It's unlikely that he would be. I mean, I don't think he was going to be using high leverage situations anyway. All right. Hey, we're almost there. Three boxes to go. These are 15, 20 minutes to go. This is a late night break, so I'm starting to drag a little, slow down a little bit here, but... Oh, speaking of arbitration, there's projected arbitration salaries for 2023. I guess the writer, Matt Schwartz for MLBTradeRomers.com has a, has some arbitration numbers here. Possibilities, projections. Cody Bellinger's arbitration number is 18 million. I don't know if the Dodgers are going to pay him a year, 18 million. Who are you worried about? They'll pay the 13 million. Man, do they pay Walker Beeler 8 million? He might be able to avoid arbitration. Maybe just give him a short three-year deal or something like that. For a little bit more than that 8 million, but the security of the year is considering his potential armed issues. Tony Gonsolin 3.5, no? I'll take it. Dustin May 1.4, easy. Smith 5.2 million, easy. Did this kind of go into the radar? Maybe it did. Don Manningling won't return as Marlin's manager in 2023. Is he retiring or does he want to do something else? It looks like it's amicable. He's just kind of stepping away. Looking forward to spending some time with his family and maybe some future endeavors. Maybe he gets into the broadcast booth. Here's our Carolina blue hot box. Madison Bumgarner to 149. And look at this. Bobby Whitjr, Carolina blue. I don't know what these go for in the secondary market, but pretty nice. Mark with the Royals. I feel like this sort of stuff, you can just kind of grade, get graded, take it to PSA or something like that and without any rush, it takes a few months, right? Maybe it's on the slow boat. But if you don't rush it, it may be close to spring training time. By the time you get those grades back and then it'd be a good time to maybe move those cards. Again, there's Lars Knutbar. Delicious, delicious Knutbars. Going to Travis and the Redbirds. Little color match. Geolito to 199. The White Sox. The White Sox looking for a new manager too. Luis Frias. Carolina blue. Rookie autograph for Arizona. Sean Barnes with the Snakes. 10 out of 25. There's a snake in my boot. Another short print here. Connor Sebold. If you see bold, be bold. Go to Nick and the Red Sox. Tiger. Tiger uppercut. Base Bobby Whit Jr. Peach Chris Bryant to 100. Is it Peach? I'm calling it Peach. It might be officially something else. Steven Riddings. Rookie autograph for the Yankees. Dwayne with the Bronx Bombers. I'm a peach. Chris Bryant's little Giants edition, by the way. That's going to go to Nick. Bobby Whit Jr. All of these are going to Mark. Is he Bryce Harper trying to lay down bunts? All right, two boxes to go. We've got a free agent list here. According to MLBTradeRumors.com, the following players are on track to be eligible for free agency after the 2022 season. Players ages for the 2023 season are listed in parentheses. Generally, the cutoff for this list says at least 50 appearances are 20 innings pitch in 2022. And we've got some catchers. Wilson Contreras, 31-year-old Wilson Contreras. He's got to find a home somewhere. A lot of older catchers here. Austin Hedges. Plewecky, Romine, Gary Sanchez, Zuninho. Nothing too crazy on the catching market. So I think Wilson Contreras might get some nice offers for team-seeking catchers. First baseman. Jose Abreu is a free agent. 36-year-old Jose Abreu? He might have lost a little touch, but I wonder if some team, maybe in need of some quick and easy power, may just put him in the stick, him in the DH. Remember, since we have universal DH, now a player like Jose Abreu has twice the field to choose from. Twice the field to choose from for a DH job, maybe. Is that right, Rex? Another breaker that you're talking to and there's other breakers? Said that every keys of prison they did had a noot bar in the Carolina box. Interesting. A noot bar autograph? It's Cal Ripken to 149, the Iron Man for the O's. It'll be for Nick. Josh Bell's a free agent. Someone will assign him. Trey Mancini's a free agent. Will Myers a free agent. Will Myers, believe it or not, has the distinction of being the longest tenured Padre. That's how long he's been there. And a lot of turnover with players in San Diego too, but yeah, he's the longest tenured Padre there. There's Reese Nair speaking of the Padre, 65 out of 75. That'll go to Nick and the Friars. Anthony Rizzo's a free agent. Miguel Sanoha free agent. He's got a club option though. And we've got Seya Suzuki, debut signatures for the Cubs. Kevin with the Cubbies. Last spot mojo strikes again. 70% of the time, last spot mojo hits 100% of the time. And a red wander, Franco for Chad, right. When you're right, you're right. A new bar auto, huh? Yeah, go back and watch, Rex. See if every Carolina hot box we have, see if it has a large new bar autograph. That'll be interesting. All right, next little stack, and then the last box, Mike Bowman, rookie autographs. For the O's, Nick Stofel, Morioles. Second base free agents, any interesting names here? Adam Frazier maybe. Kind of a 290, 280, 290 sort of hitter. Could be. I don't know how he did this season. Gene Segura, Jonathan Scope, Jonathan Valar, nothing too crazy here. That yellowish is a snakeskin. That's to 50, 60, something like that. That's for the brewers. That's going to be for Chad Cromwell. That's 15 out of 50, 5-0. Catfish Hunter to 199, old school guy. Wait, did Chad speak into fishing? Did Chad Wright say he was going fishing in the morning? And Chad, I think that's what he said. I've not been fishing in a minute or two. Last box, we made it. Thanks for the late night fill, ladies and gentlemen. Thanks to the people in the chat keeping the company. I appreciate that too. I think the shortstop market should be really interesting. Tim Anderson, I'm sure will, I'm sure the club option will be picked up, right? Carlos Correa, I think can opt out. That's a player option. Carlos Correa maybe on the market. Trey Turner is on the market. Danesby Swanson on the market. And if you're looking for a good defensive, shortstop Antrim Simmons still on the, also on the market. So it could be, and Xander Bogarts can opt out. Wow. So if Xander Bogarts opt out, opts out of his remaining three years, 60 million dollars. Xander Bogarts, Carlos Correa, Danesby Swanson, Trey Turner. I wonder if that's, I mean, I would love for the Dodgers to hold on to Trey Turner. I wonder if that's a good thing, that there's so many free agents, short stops that could be there. You know, maybe that softens the price of everybody's contract. All right. Final box, final set of autographs. Jacob DeGrom, 45 out of 75. Illumination insert for Chad Cromwell and the Metz. Another Bobby Whit Jr. Third baseman. Nolan, I don't think Nolan Arrow, no, I was going to opt out. Nolan Arrow can opt out of his remaining five years, 144 million. I'm thinking he probably won't. There's Paqui Notten for the Angels. That's going to go to Travis. 52 out of 75. Justin Turner's club option probably will be picked up. That might be the last year or two of Justin Turner as an everyday player. Clayton Kershaw. Although the DH could probably help him out. Redemption. Another Edward Cabrera maybe. Sometimes say Suzuki has been in redemption, even though he's got some stuff that's live and some stuff that are redemption. Silver, Spencer Tolson. It's rooting for him next year.  Nick Stolfel with the Tigers. And a red O'Neill cruise for Pittsburgh. Yeah, that shortstop market could be pretty interesting. Left fielder's Ben Intendi, Michael Brantley. Michael Brantley's going to be 36 next year. Michael Brantley. Who else looks interesting on this? Neenie, Jock Peterson will be a free agent. AJ Pollock has a player option. Center fielder's Jackie Bradley Jr. Aaron Judge obviously. That's going to be the big one. Right fielder's Joey Gallo maybe. Basically outfielder Aaron Judge is going to be the big chase. Jose Abreu, blue. Starting pitchers Tyler Anderson could be out there. Dylan Bundy could be out there. Nate Iovaldi, Andrew Heaney, Kershaw. Kluber, Quintana, Rodone. Noah Cindergar. There's some names out there. I think it's mostly going to be the Aaron Judge and the shortstop sweepstakes. There's Matt Veerling, 14 out of 99 for Mark and the Phillies. The Fightin' Fills. Base Spencer Torkelson. Zach Rex to 149. Not Rex like Rex in the chat, but Rex R-E-K-S. Stargazing, Mike Trout Silver. That's for Travis. Juan Soto, Red Wave. Still a national here. 73 out of 99 for Chad Wright. Chad Wright Brothers. And that, my friends, is that. Let's see what that redemption is. Is it one of the usual suspects or somebody else? It is, whoa, somebody else. Robert Franco. Rookie autograph, Silver Prism. That's a nice way to end things. Chad Wright, who bought the Tampa Bay Rays straight up. Which I also greatly appreciate. Thank you. Plenty of time to redeem it. Really nice. Wish it was live, but hey, we'll take it. All right, so the recap for the 12 box full case. Pick your team at number seven from JaspysCaseRakes.com. A lot of nice color, a lot of nice ink. There's the lava flow. Jose Ramirez. Giraffe. O'Neal Cruz. Some nice stuff here. Some Matt Mannings. And we're Cabrera, just one. Julio Rodriguez, blue. That's even Quan autograph. Cabrine Hayes, gold, which is number to 10. Blue Wander Franco. So some pretty nice stuff. Spencer Torkelson in the first box. There you go, gang. Thanks for watching, everybody. I'm Joe for JaspysCaseRakes.com. And I'll see you next time for the next baseball break. Bye-bye.


Okay, YouTube, this is Alex. I have one of these master lock things on my front door at the moment. It doesn't have a key in it, but the realtor wanted to use it to leave keys for some inspector or something that was going to be looking at my house. I wasn't a big fan of it, given who it's made by. But it wasn't mine, so I didn't meddle with it. What I did do is I bought one to see how easy it would be to decode or bypass. And I'll show you. It's pretty much the same technique that you may have seen on other of these types of locks where you use a little feeler to sort of read the little notch on the side of the wheel, which of course is much harder on camera than you're just doing it in your living room, but that's definitely one there. Seven newer ones that they use in this area are made by a company called Supra. They made other much crappier ones back in the day, but these are electronic. And I'm pretty sure I can work out a way to bypass them, but it would be pretty tricky. And they seem to be made reasonably well. I don't know about how secure the software is, but I'm not a crypto geek, so there's other people online for that. But what I'm attempting to do is feel for the little edge of the thing, which I got a very positive block on on the other one.  So I've got 9, 5, 7, 2. Let me just double check all of these.  You can sort of see the little thing rock up. It's sitting down in the notch. And then when I roll the wheel back, okay. So I know it's not 9, 7, 7, 2. But it's going to be something relative to this. So I'm pretty sure it's not one click off. So I'm just going to start with two clicks on each wheel. Okay, that's not it. Haha. There we are. Oops. And that's it. Now, first time I did this particular lock, it took me, I don't know, a little longer than that, largely because I had to figure out a tool to get in there. I just had a little better oddly and a little better tellances than that Brinks that Bill did the other day. The tool I've got is a piece of stainless steel, 5,000 of an inch feeler gauge or shim stock that I've cut and used a grinder to sort of shape down and then very slightly tapered or beveled the end just to sort of tap it up against the grinder and then polish it a little bit. So it would slide in there better. So here's the box, zooming out again. And I haven't taken it apart yet, but okay. So this doesn't want to come apart. I think there's two more screws on the bottom here then and this thing is pinned in so it's not going to come apart. But I can tell you about two other actually good design features on this. One is the shackle. The shackle is run by this little, is released by this little lever here. You pull that up and then you can lock it onto something. And it works by there's a bar with two little notches and when it slides this way the notches move out of the way of that thing and you can go in and you close it at that thing returns. So in order for the bolt to open that little lever has to move this way. There's no other way for it to go. Okay, turns out and I can just show you this. If it's open and this lever is back because it can't return because the notch is there or the notch is hitting the shackle, you can't close this. And it's because part of the body of the lock here runs into this little guy. The corollary is that if this is locked and this is closed there's no way that you're going to be able to shim that open or stick something in there and manipulate that lever open. So that's kind of a nice design. Something you don't even kind of thoughtfully don't see very often. And then the other thing is the reset feature and this resets just like most of these things where we have the combination dialed in you you pull that up and then you can twiddle with the dials. And on so many of these things it's this little bar that moves side to side. I did a really bad job of getting on frame but so it's this little thing here push that in but this little pin comes out and if you notice that pin runs into the side of the case when or the body when it's extended and when the thing is closed it would sit against the inside of the door here. So two things you can't close it with the reset button engaged probably a good thing. And the second thing is that if it is closed you can't somehow manipulate that release button into position because that little pin has to come out and hit the and move and it would hit the body. The other thing is if you're done it don't have just the right angle on this it doesn't open. So the physical design of this is reasonably secure. I mean it's all metal I don't know what kind but you know it's probably I would hope it's steel. Let's see shackles steel body is I don't know some of the parts are steel some are not this might be steel it might be aluminum but you know it's made out of metal and you know decent construction you'd have to bash on it a lot to get it open but the primary locking mechanism the this combination lock is vulnerable to this standard decoding technique which I don't know to me I don't really want this on my house it's no better than that Brinks that the bill was working with and unlike the Brinks this ends up stuck on your front door hanging off your door handle so everyone in the neighborhood walking by can see that you have the key to your house in a crappy padlock hanging on your front door just waiting for someone to get in so and the last thing is that my realtor uses the same combination for pretty much all of her locks and it's pretty predictable this is not yet because this is my lock but so there's not even good sort of key control if you will. So if your house is on the market and they want to put a box on your house have them get something a little better at least one of the dial combination locks that are a little harder to manipulate or one of the electronic ones that requires some encryption at least the person that needs to be a lot geekier to defeat it or use a whole lot more force so anyhow master lock keybox decoded opened and raped I guess and in discussion so this is Alex have fun keep it legal and remember only pick your own locks or locks you have permission to pick. Cheers.


Hey guys a quick video today. I'm gonna install a rear subframe Lockdown bolts and an o6 Subaru Impressa STI Probably probably works from an o4 up to an o7. I I'm guessing definitely o5 o6 o7 maybe I'm probably of course as well anyways, I was looking for a Solid bushings or probably urethane bushings, but solid ones would be better made from aluminum and This is for the it's there's four of them and they hold the the rear Subframe or cradle or crossmember. There's all kinds of names for it and Here they are All right, it is these guys here. Obviously inside you got to take the diff off all these Trailing arms they got to go Differentials got to go and the whole subframe rear subframe Comes off and then you get access To the bushings they are rubber stock or rubber ones They are insiders to more on the other side. This is your whole subframe here These are the Two bolts that hold it hold it up on the on the passenger side And here is The driver side so as you can see all of this it's got to come off Then you got to basically put it on either cut them out or Put it on a press and press them out but luckily for me guys at six-star motorsports Subaru specialists a Local shop actually did find those solid bushings But right after I almost ordered them I did call the six-star motorsport guys and one guy Told me a little trick. Well, I guess it's not a trick anymore These are the lock down bolts basically you install them Right in there.  I guess the bolt will Push it up. I hope now these holes Are already threaded But since this car is a 13 year old car Those two threads are not looking Too good. I don't know if you can see it They were never in use before maybe you can see it now see how it rusted It is on the inside So before we do anything got to clean them out first. I'm gonna spray some PB blaster in there This is an M12 1.25 thread Okay, there we go. We got in. Okay, let's see what it looks like now It's kind of hard to catch the right angle, but yeah looks like it's gonna work. I'm gonna torque it down Just so their Torque is the same on both sides. I'm thinking 50 We'll see where it takes us It was 50. All right, I'm gonna go do the other side. Here we go passenger side is done And that's it says a lot of time. I had this thing off. I mean not the This subframe but the diff But it's still it would be Then it was just a matter of fall book for The bushing for bushing bolts and the whole thing would come off but then there will be a lot of work still to remove them and Pressing new ones So this says a lot of work and time and it's much cheaper. I think 40 bucks compared to 130 150 maybe even 200 for the polyurethane ones. That's it for this one. I will report back on On the difference that it on the difference that it made I Did have quite a bit of wheel hub before I hope I was told That This will eliminate most of the wheel up up to 90% for example so Next autocross I Am probably if I'm gonna be able to launch at the start I will and just to check it out See if I do have any wheel hub I did actually mess up my rear diff Launching and having a while I still had wheel hub The wheel have only happened in the back So hopefully this will fix that and it will for sure stiffen up the rear Suspension. All right, I will report back. See you guys later


I get ten a day and expenses from a detective bureau run by a guy named Anthony J. Lyon. They call me the lion's eye. Jack Webb is Jeff Regan, investigator as CBS offers you hard-boiled action and mystery and friming adventure in tonight's story of the man who lived by the sea. The next time you're out for a drive, pick up Olive Street along about the 700 block. You can't miss it. It's a big building made out of white granite. It's a cosmopolitan building. Anthony J. Lyon, the guy I work for, rents an office there. International detective bureau, suite 308. A couple of rooms with a connecting waste basket. The lion has the only desk in the office and the typewriter that Remington dropped from their catalog back in 1915. I walked in about eleven o'clock last Tuesday morning. The room was loaded with taboo. She was a tall girl with a flock of black hair and a mink coat. The kind you see driving a Nash convertible down Sunset Boulevard on warm Sunday afternoons. No wonder the lion's cigar was out. It was wet on both ends. He had one armor on her shoulders. He knew by this time that coat was the real article. There wasn't any music, but he didn't seem to mind. Come on in, Regan. Not much room to dance. We got business. She's your date. This is Mr. Regan, Miss Cara. How do you do, Mr. Regan? Mr. Lyon tells me you're just the man I want. He said the same thing to a mortician last week. Miss Cara is associated with the famous psychic consultant, Prince Nemo. I helped the prince look into people's minds. That'll be fun if all your customers are under six. You don't believe in thought transference, Mr. Regan? Do you? Uh, Prince Nemo sent Miss Cara to retain an operator. Why didn't he come himself? Prince Nemo never appears in public. He misses some good ball games. He has television. Yeah. The prince prefers to spend his time in meditation and thought. I handle all of his outside contacts. Regan, I want you to drive out to Prince Nemo's home in Ocean Town with Miss Cara and speak to the prince. What kind of a retainer did he send you?  Ah, this is another blind spot. You don't know what this guy wants? He said it's a very delicate man and he wants to explain it to you himself. Oh, sure. She waltzed in here with a check and you'd sell your grandmother to a glue factory for two bucks. Is there any way I can reassure you, Mr. Regan? Buy me a battleship. You got a license and a contract within the national. You want to tell me about it, lady? Prince Nemo was very excited this morning. He called me in and told me to make the arrangements. It's not enough script. He never tells me anything. I just worked for him. Will you please? All right. Here's a nickel. Call me and tell me what's up. Suppose I can't. Then you got something for your piggy bank. The lion stood there and watched us leave. He looked happy, like a hobo in a bubble bath. Well, we went downstairs. We climbed into her convertible. The guy in the parking lot had to take a walk around the block when she flashed him a smile. I asked her about lunch. She said no. I asked her about dinner. She said something that meant no. It's like that sometimes. The flag's up. The meter's ticking and you get nowhere. But from a couple of things she told me, I got the idea that she was doing more than help the prince read minds. His place turned out to be a good hour from Los Angeles up 101. A couple of stories of glass and concrete leaning out over the ocean.  He was wearing tennis shoes. Right this way, Mr. Regan. Butcher? That's Guinea, the prince's man servant. He's from India. I don't know if the Indians are glad to get rid of him. Guinea's harmless, tongueless, and he doesn't hear.  And this is the prince's study. Come in. Oh, come in. This is Mr. Regan. Of course. Welcome, sir. Welcome. The lion's eye. I'm honored, sir. Please sit down. That'll be all, Lena. Of course. I'll be in my office. Charming girl, Lena. She handle all your outside contacts? Except for those matters I must attend to personally. Mr. Regan, I'm in trouble. It's paid for.  You look healthy. I am healthy, let me assure you. But my life has been threatened. They got police department. I thought you understood. This is a delicate matter. We aren't here to discuss me. Who's the guy? It's a lady, Mr. Regan. A very beautiful and lovely creature. And she'd like nothing better than to see my carcass go out with the tide. How do you know? She's erratic, ill-tempered and ruthless. Anymore? Yeah, she called me this morning and told me what she intended to do. You got a chance to reach for your gun. To reach for you, Mr. Regan. Now I feel the entire matter could be settled amicably.  What makes you think she'd go for that? It's worth a try. Besides, I'm paying. Now tell me how long you've been blackmailing her. Blackmail? What do you mean? Your racket might last six months, a year, but not long enough to build a place like this. The answer is blackmail. My dear fellow, I... Okay, okay, so I should have told you. Give it to me. Well, I can slip into a trance. They spill a family secret. What kind of secrets? Any kind. They want their minds read. I read them 25 bucks a hit. Where does the shakedown come in? When I tell them what they told me. You've been putting a squeeze on her? She's an actress. She was in on a deal at the studio. And she won't shake?  Look, I'm in a spot rig and she's the kind who do it and make love to the jury. Give me her name. Doris Patrick. Have you heard of it? Where she live. Palisades? Here's her address. All right. You going over to talk to her now? Well, she isn't gunning for me. Oh, thanks a lot, Regan. You know, I've been sweating. It's real good for a cold. Yeah, I'll try and catch one. You guys yell real loud when they answer back. Just thinking of my future, Regan. I won't look good dead. I left him sitting there scratching his bald head under his turban. He looked unhappy like somebody fed him a Vaseline sandwich. Well, I climbed in my car and I followed the highway to the turnoff back to Sunset. And then I saw a blue fog was coming in for the winter and by the time I got to the address Nemo had given me I was looking around for my hands. Doris Patrick's place was too big for a marble game and too small for football. There was a wire fence all around it and a sign every 15 or 20 feet or so that said, not to trespass. I parked in the boulevard and walked up the driveway. It was about then that a guy in a blue suit showed up. He was tall and heavy and he thought a lot of his hat. He pulled down on the brim blue smoke in my face and kind of nudged me with his shoulder. Well, go on pilgrim. We don't want any. How do you know? We're waiting for the 49s. Scram, huh? You weren't even on the list. All right, we'll wait for the 50s. Blow. I came to see Doris Patrick. Yeah, what for? You, her? Sure. What do you want? Business. Shop closed. You always like this or you miss lunch today? Look, I don't know who you are, pilgrim, but you don't understand English. Well, I know you. There's something about a guy in a lineup. Huh? He memorizes easy. Cup? Private. Private a city. You all smell the same to me. Hunting season's over. You always carry a 38, do you? Oh, that's showing. Well, maybe you got a broken rib. Well, I met all kinds of funny guys. I said I wanted to see her. Ain't in. Watchdog? Now you're getting smart. But you aren't. What kind of crack is that? Just this. I'm going in. Trick I learned a long time ago. You shoot a guy in the knee and he don't ever walk straight again. Never done it, punk? Oh, sure. That's how I learned. That's what I learned, baby. He slumped against the side of the wall and he looked tired like he'd been running from Compton. Well, I left him there and I went up the driveway to the porch. Coming around a blind corner I bumped into something that kind of relaxed and ruled into me. It was a blonde girl, about 25 in a white polo coat. I was willing to try it again, but she began talking with a voice that was deep enough to go in the oil business. I thought you might be running interference, but you look like the whole team. Who's side are you on, lady? I keep score. Doris Patrick? You're on the right field. Where's the locker room?  Where do you come from? Right here. Didn't know we raised your kind anymore, or did you grow wild? Do I pass? What did you say your name was? Regan. Welcome. Which highway? Straight ahead, to the den. Nice place you got. When's harvest time? I said welcome. That isn't what the tall boy said. Tall boy? A blue suit with a 38 and a hat. That'd be Jesse. I was married to him once. What about now? He hangs around like that sometimes. I never see much of him. Trouble? No, not much. You got a lot of size, mister. Must have been good. Do that kind of thing often? Only when I have to. Sit down. How do you like it? Hmm? Soda or water? You're away? There now. Isn't that better? I don't know. This is my first drink. You'll get another. It's a cold day. I'm not in here. You're quick. Must have a good straight man. His name's Prince Nemo. Must we talk about him? He thinks you're dangerous stuff. What do you think? Right now, or when I'm a couple of feet away? No. Hey, now look. Remember me? I just got here. Now we're going to get along. Yeah. It's in the cart. You've got a fast deck. Go ahead. Deal. All right. Hmm. How much time between rounds? Yes. Who? Oh, just a minute. You know somebody named Lyon? Yeah. He has quite a roar. Yeah. Yeah. How's the name? Where's the phone? Nemo's friend. Sounds like he's a friend of yours. All right. You got something to say? It's all off. Check bounce? Oh, 10 minutes ago in cancel a contract. Well, what happens now? You're finished. Come back to orbit. Who told you I was here? The Prince. It was a quick change. We got paid. Well, I already started something. I don't care what you started. You finish it on your own time. Next bench sheet. Bad news? Well, I'm through working for the day. Well, I was an old friend of the family when I left. She didn't want me to go, but I was thinking about Prince Nemo and the way that nothing made sense. Oh, the whole thing looked phony like an undertaker in a white derby. It didn't take 20-20 vision to see that somebody was getting anxious to make a play. Well, by the time I got home, I figured I was out of it. But my company had other ideas. It was Jesse, and he had friends. You should lock your door, Regan. Why? You'd crawl under. All right, fellas. Friends? Yeah, I just hired him. You got a parade permit? Stan, say hello to Regan.  What about Skinny? Hiya, Grogan. Name's Regan. He's a detective. Isn't that right? You're pretty good with your women, Regan.  You get something to say. Stay away from it. You're shaking. You want a drink? I already had one. Stan, Skinny, set him on a bed. Here we go. Oh, Regan, once more. Once more. Stay away from it. You said that before. I want to make sure you understand. Stan, Skinny, hold his arms. I've said all the right words. Maybe my punctuation's bad, huh?  Period.  Period.  Period. Okay. Okay, leave him on the bed. Hey, he rolled off. Oh, that's fine. Fine. Now he won't have to change his sheets. Oh, Jesse was good. When I got up, my face looked like a relief map of Pasadena. He was wearing a signet ring. He left out some of the boulevards, but the Rose Bowl was right out in front. I found a drink in the cabinet, and I started for the mirror to see what was left. It was about then I heard a knock on the door. It was a little guy in a cab driver's suit. It figured that he got the job because they ran out of big uniforms. They double-crossed him on that cab. If it wasn't for his ears, he'd have been wearing his snood. Hiya. Yeah? Football. What do you want? Your name, Regan. That's what it says on the mailbox. I'm not a friend of yours today. Get to the point, will ya? A dame. Named Lina Cara. Yeah, Lina Cara. Sum this. All right. You're in the register. Wait, wait. That ain't all. She wants to see you. What about? Didn't say. Just had to see if you was home. You home? Yeah. I got her down in my cab. We'll send her up. I don't think she can make it. What do you mean? She looks kind of funny. Maybe you better come down. She was sitting on the edge of the seat, staring out at nothing. Her back was as stiff as a filing cabinet and there was a little ring of white around her lips. I paid off the cab and I took her back up to my place without a word. When we closed the door, she was sitting on my sofa the same way. Only this time, she had a 25 automatic in her hand. Well? Well? Where'd you get the gun, lady? Gun. Oh, this. I bought it for $30. Can I see it? Oh, yes, Mr. Aiden. I brought it so I could show it to you. I paid $30 for it. I paid $30 for it. Yeah. It's brand new, isn't it? Oh, yes, of course. Did you know Prince Nemo was my husband? Since when? Long time now. Not many people know that. Did you come here to tell me that? No. No, I came to tell you that you don't have to worry anymore. About what? About what my husband hired you for. Well, I've already been called off. Oh. Oh, I didn't know that. Did you meet Doris Patrick? Yeah. Then it was about her. What do you want, lady? Nothing. Nothing at all. We don't have to worry anymore, do we? Tell me about the gun. Doris is very pretty, don't you think? I've seen her on the screen many times. She's quite pretty. I could hardly blame the Prince at all. I could hardly. Why'd you bring the gun? Imagine the air would be cleaner there, don't you? What are you talking about? It's really very humane in the town. Come on, stop it.  I read all about it. Just walk in and sit down. You don't try to hold your breath. Stop it, sis. Stop it. Now, listen to me. What is it? What have you done? What are you trying to say? You don't try to hold your breath. You go right to sleep, don't you?  You don't make such a great deal of noise, do you? You've been sitting there in this house by the sea. You look very much alive, honey. Honey. Honey. She got too screaming. She settled down to a slow, even kind of giggle that started somewhere around her shoelaces and didn't get past her knees. It gave me a feeling like somebody was unwrapping an atomic bomb under a Christmas tree. Well, she wasn't going to do any more talking, so I went downstairs and brought back a doctor friend of mine named Sammy Wing.  Like last night's organ went to sleep. Sammy wrote down a couple of things and then he looked up at me. Some playmate. Wish I'd have been here for the party. How is she, Sam? You know her better than me. Well, is she going to be all right? In four or five hours, she'll wake up and want some water. And then what? She might ask you what happened or it might start all over again. By the way, what was it? I don't know. She came over to see me. I should have visitors like this. I've been working too hard. She said she killed a guy who was a client of mine. Maybe I'm lucky at that. Why the past tense? The lion called me off the case. Official, huh? Yeah. You've got nobody to protect. Where's the corpse? At a house in Ocean Town. Here, call the police. Anyone me can go out and do our Christmas shopping. Oh, she said she used this gun. At 25, it killed people. Now, Sammy, there's a bullet jammed in the chamber. James, don't know how to reload. I've been fired. Ballistics got better ways of telling. She's pretty and she's nice. And I'll bet she looks like a million bucks in a bathing suit. But if I'd have met her within the last three hours, I'd have run for help. Is that professional? A cute hysteria. The kind that pops off guns and people and does a lot of things they can't remember later on. Call Sanduji. It doesn't figure she'd do it with this. Maybe she had another one. While you're at it, call the coroner. Tell him to go out there with some DOA forms. No, I'm going first. Corpse, huh? I'm sorry. I had an idea. Yeah. This James bit somebody and she's told you her story. Well, I don't like it. What do they do when a private eye messes up an open and shut murder piece? Sammy, stay with her, will you? There's some bourbon out in the kitchen. Maybe both of us will get our pictures in the papers. I left him sitting there. He looks sad like a water buffalo caught in a drought. I pushed you to fog for about 40 minutes and I pulled up in front of Nemo's place in Ocean Town in 1930.  I used that ring of keys that I'd taken from her purse and I went inside. Smell dry and still like somebody was waiting for the world to fall apart. I clicked on my flax and I walked down the long hall to his office. He was there just like she said. There were three holes in the front of his shirt, close range, but it wasn't the laundry's fault. He'd been dead maybe two hours. The desk drawer showed some canceled checks made out of Doris Patrick. While I was thinking that over, I spotted a 38 Smith and Wesson on the floor by his hand. Flynn had been carrying a 25. I broke it and three cartridges fell out. From the looks of the holes in his chest, the 38 was the gun for the job. Well, that made her story in the 25 a fairy tale. While I was kneeling there, a light went on behind me.   I began to feel helpless, like a trombone player with a short arm. Kevin's a hunt, son. You don't talk, Charlie. Very much worth to say, is there, Cap? Yes, not. Well, son... You're gonna be calling me names. What do you like best? Killer, murderer, slayer. Papers use slayer a lot. I don't like any of them. Kind of breezy for a hot boy, ain't ya? You mind giving me a name? Regan. I'm with the International Detective Bureau. Got a card or something, son? Yeah, here. Um... This guy here, a friend of yours? My client wants. What'd you do for him? Okay, tell me this. Why'd you plug him? There's another story. Any good? Better than the one you got. You'll have a hard time selling it. It's a fix. Oh, why you wanna say a thing like that? How long you been on the force? Easy. We can be in trouble. Easy. We can be in caps, being nice. Phone call a little while ago. Funny kind of voice. Said we'd find a stiff here. Didn't say we'd find you. Yeah, you're extra. The theme of work for him told. You tell homicide? No. That was a mistake. Where's this girl now? Name? Charlie. Call a coroner. Those in town is just a small place. Only me and Charlie around. We borrow from the county when we get something like this. Well, I can find you a real answer in an hour. You got ideas? Lots of them. You can tell me all about them later. We got a corpse, we got a suspect. You know, that's good. Even a weapon. I'll have an alibi when you check the time of death. We worry about that later on. All right, son, let's go. Well, I had about as much chance as an elephant in a tea room if those two locked me and booked me. I leaned back into his gun, spun around, knocked his wrist down. He pulled the trigger. But I'd already hit the light switch and he was making rockets in the dark. I left my car there and cut across the highway and doubled back up the hill. They spread out in the wrong direction.  He was wrapped in a bathrobe big enough to keep all the silkworms working over time. What do you want, Regan? Information. You been drinking? I've been working. You set her? She called me and said she wanted to hire for something else. After Nemo canceled the contract. Yeah, why? You gave her my address. I thought you ought to talk to her. What she want?  She can't do that. We got a contract. Well, it's already been done.  Yeah, I figured that it'd get through to you. You'll be asking me all kinds of questions. Well, why didn't you think of that before you signed? What are we gonna do? You're gonna find out where this 25 came from and if anybody fired it. Huh? She was carrying it when she came to me. I don't wanna get involved. Well, you're in it up to your ears. I went out there and found the prince, only a 38. A 38 might have done the job. Yeah, well, that clings her up. Not yet. The Ocean Town Sheriff and a guy named Charlie are looking for him. Before? They think I know something. Do you? Not yet. There was a tip-off. Somebody was supposed to be a Patsy. Where's Kara now? My place with Sammy Wing. I'm gonna get a lawyer. It'll look good. All right, give me the keys to your car. Why? I got a date. Find out who fogged Nemo when we won the championship. You'll have to give the cup back. You cheated. I drove back out to Doris Patrick's place in the Palisades, and I rang the bell and waited. Took her a while, but she showed. She was wearing a filmy kind of a thing that made a spider's web look like canvas. I began to feel warm, like a sun lamp on a picture set. We had a date at nine o'clock. I broke my watch. Come in. I'll see if I can fix it. I'm great with this west movement. Yeah, it shows. We were going to look at the stars together. How long you been here? I gave you up at ten. Tell me, how do you like my new dress? It's the right color, but the wrong cut for a funeral. I haven't read the obituaries today. No, it'll be in tomorrow's paper. Have a drink, and let's wait for tomorrow. Your friend Nemo was killed tonight. He was no friend of mine. I told you that. So did he. He fall off his house? Murdered. We've been having fun up to now. You know, you'll be first guest. I don't think I like that. He never tried to blackmail you. The story's backwards. Well, that's the way it comes out. Quite. You got another way? He never tried to blackmail me. I blackmailed him. How? I went to him one day and put him in a trance. Only I used scotch. I found out what he was doing and how he was doing it, so I turned the tables. It was good clean fun, but expensive for him. Well, now, if he was your meal ticket, then you have an alibi, huh? There'd be council checks somewhere. Right where I could find him. Where does Jesse fit? I told you we were married once. He's jealous. Did he know about Nemo? Maybe. He was watchdog when I came out. I told you... Jesse. Hello, gorgeous. I still have a key. What do you want? You. Get out.  Just in time, Jesse.   Where's your friend? Paid off. I'm handle this alone. We've been finished for a long time. We're starting up again, Angel. Or didn't you know Nemo was dead? I saw you're 38 tonight, Jesse. Ah, you're wrong. It's her 38. It's got her prints on it. What do you mean? I put him there. And you're gonna be tagged for his murder, Angel.  Easy, baby. This punk never did anything right. Tell me how wrong I've been. All right. This was wrong. Killing Nemo was wrong. Ah, you twisted pilgrim. Cops got a warrant out for you right now. Yeah, I heard a lot of car radio. Murder suspect. Plugging you is something they'll thank me for. With her prints on the gun? Well, how was I to know? I just see you and plug you. Everybody will be sorry, but it'll be manslaughter and suspended. It's pretty right, isn't it? What about me? A friend of mine is shoving off at Piedro tonight, Angel, going all over the world. We'd be together. Well, Angel, do I plug it in and meet you somewhere in two weeks? All right. Move over, Regan. The lady's making up her mind. Now, what do you like? That was a real photo finish. Just as Jesse set the gun up against my head, Doris pulled a gun from the desk, and threw a couple of fast ones into him. Jesse tried for her. I'd call it a dead heat, but you'd have to give Doris the edge. Her first slug cut him down like a blade of grass, but she didn't give up. Angel! He's all used up. I never shot anyone before.  Give me the gun. All right.  Didn't he? Didn't he? I don't know. I think you knew him better. Well, it all unwound like red thread in the Levi factory. Nemo told me his phony story, so he'd have a good self-defense angle when he finally got around to killing Doris Patrick some afternoon. Jesse worked for him to keep me out, but I bounced him and got inside. When Jesse phoned Nemo about it, Nemo called the lion and had me jerk before we could compare notes. I guess Jesse went kind of crazy when he saw how well we got along. He got an idea and killed Nemo and made Doris a patsy with those fingerprints. Lena Cara? Well, she went kind of crazy, too. She found Nemo dead and got the idea she did it. It took three doctors a couple of days to tell her what really happened. And the lion was mad when he found out there wasn't any money in it. But then when he saw Doris Patrick's picture in the paper, he got kind of curious. He asked just one question. What did I do all that afternoon when I was out in her house? Well, I didn't even bother to answer him. Web is featured as Jeff Regan with her Butterfield as Anthony J. Lion. The story of the man who lived by the sea returned tonight by special requests and was written by E. Jack Newman produced by Sterling Tracy. In tonight's cast, the role of Doris Patrick was played by Yvonne Patey. Also heard, Sidney Miller, Peggy Weber, Paul Freese, Marvin Miller, and Barry Kroger. Music for this program is by Milton Charles. This is Bob Stephenson speaking. This is CBS, the Columbia Broadcasting System.


All right, let's play this in full first There's no sound Hey, hey, and Okay, so what I I would probably give him a bit more of a staggered Realization of what is going on or an awareness if that makes sense meaning that does this and instead of Looking oh this kind of like it. There's a look and then there's an immediate turnaround back. I'll probably go more into What are you doing? Okay, it's cool that he slows down With the steps. I think they need to be something where he does a bit of a not at us So watch out and it's also a bit this one's a bit too close The bridge to bring this eye out a little bit But maybe it could be something where he's like this and then he He has a bit of a dart more, you know on the right side of screen and Then maybe a bigger dart over there With a slight head move and wait a bit like slight hold on that head move and then a bigger move and then this just So it's not so even it's flying you wrong So it's for more of a huh. What is that? Wait what and ah so that kind of thing He feels a bit stiff in his walk Like his arms feel like if it's top view. That's the head Body arms it feels like arms are doing this back and forth in terms of their movement Instead of something a bit more like this like the arm would finish that are come back finish. I guess like Figure eight they could be a bit more Even in the chest a bit. I know it feels it feels very stiff and I know was a bit fast I'm not me. I could he could walk fast, of course, but there's something about tick tick tick that feels very Very stiff there I'm gonna give it a little bit of an attitude with an offset He might have a slight lean or something just a bit more in him And then it could be something that when he goes wait what on the I guess it maybe as a dart And then the bigger dart that would be over here with a blink And then as he goes, huh, like the mouth open a little bit and And that's cool this happens Offset your arms watch out for silhouette that the hand is not What's the word it's kind of a part of that forearm and give it a nice and slow with arm out this way or this way Same with this. I might as you might as well bring the fingers out And it could be something where this happens and it will be a shoulder first A couple of frames so that like he's really cringy up with with the shoulders and Then arms come up Because that way you you could delay those arms so that take the last move will be on this frame So you don't have that arm coming up and then it's kind of stuck there doing nothing And then as you continue on a few more arm poses were hand poses finger poses, so it's not just so stuck there That would be on that For her I would just give it a bit more complexity so that she's not just coming in Attach the wires on the rails doing this. So it would be something where you know, she might come in Like that with you know with a slight lean so the head is like this body's taking pointing this way Like instead of like that it's pointed down. So she has a bit of a of a change. Whoa Change has in Bounding box here Soo so comes in here with a bit of a slight turn so that you know She's tilted this way with that arm the grabbing over be on this side, right? And then at the end she's a bit more tilt this way grab your arm this way so that that that side is lower So she can grab it and Maybe you can frame it so that You know it could happen where she's a bit more like this on that arm is there I know if you have room you might have to adjust with the camera a little bit but I'm looking at something where overall we have a change a in her role this way, but also in why Even if you do it like this that we see a bit more of the body in almost legs and she comes in here Because it's okay for the camera to also be late like she's what happens to is that we are we're watching him And then we're very left heavy So me where it feels like keep going with the camera focus on him So that when it's when we're here, I mean he could easily be here if not a bit more and Maybe she is leaning in so that that arm is actually leaning going forward if that makes sense So that then she's a bit more like that If that makes sense head is here the guy in the hat and then this arm is the one leaning forward So that she's really reaching forward and it's not so so so stiff and simple there And then what happens is that when she gets to this point the framing would actually be that potentially this is the edge So she she leaves frame and breaks frame just for a bit and then by now we catch up Because there's not that much information here animation wise and I think the character should lead the Cameras a bit more. So it's not so perfect perfectly framed in that. We're not so screen right empty there Excuse me Then Q but it could again be something where we're not maybe not so profile Because she doesn't quite change until she's here So it could be where she grabs this and because this arm was leading so much that at this point That shoulder is actually the backside of this one is the front one bit more three-quarter Just just during this section so that when she comes down to here We're actually hooking up to this pose, but at this point she that is still the leading So it's not so busy here either. So imagine that will be for the back We are favoring the other shoulder side. So we have a really clean silhouette of That other arm with the with the hat Right and then she can I still have this and that so it's a bit more like this with my fantastic drawing as always She gets into this And then I wonder not that she has to take your pop on pop on but I don't know if you want to Loosen up the chest and shoulders a little bit in the head on that on that impact pop on So that meaning that to me if she will come down again doesn't have to be a crazy Whoa, whoa, but there's something where she's maybe a little bit more Forward so that when she gets to this she can straighten up again Because my concern is that she is always as you can see here as you're putting off the head Once we get to this this is just always the same the same until this turn In terms of the visual the line of action of the upper part. So I think that could be neat to give a bit of a change I like that. That's all cute and then this feels just a bit fast and rushed and simple where the arms just kind of come out and Then it just goes off, you know, so I would think about is she Jumping and as she As she would fall the wings really kick in it's more of a ring Or is she like this and the wings kick in and it's actually you would feel how the chest gets pulled up and it's more of a raise Where she goes more like that where it's the wings Meaning that like this would be lower a bit more hunched over A bit more higher head like that and then legs would drag a bit and then straighten a bit because it's This is the driving force going up if that makes sense So this is a jump and then the wings kick in or is it the wings moving her up and then she goes forward I think all of that could be a bit more complex and interesting Also giving it a bit more A couple more frames. Maybe it's a bit too fast and we're out So I would make sure that we actually exit and I would probably give this name We six frames of empty emptiness Just so we can give it a bit of a rest just a bit so it's not so We're gone into this And that's that it's so super cute. I like it. These are just my as always my two cents. Thank you All right, there's an email you can sign up you can start whenever you want You can submit whatever you want you get 16 submissions either way a like and subscribe would be awesome. All right. Thank you You


I'm going to go ahead here and make a video to help out some of you who are having problems with flash on sapling. Now the first thing that I'm going to recommend is if at all possible use the Google Chrome browser. That's what I'm going to demonstrate here. And the reason I'm recommending that is it just seems to work really well in order to enable it. It's a fairly simple process to enable it. So if you've got a Google Chrome tab up, you want to go up here to the very upper right corner where you've got three vertical dots. When you click on that, it brings up a menu with some various options. You want to click on settings. When you do settings, it's going to open up settings in a tab here. Now while there's a lot of interesting things on here, what you need to focus on is down at the very bottom where it says advanced. Now if your browser doesn't look exactly like that, there's probably still something down at the bottom saying show advanced settings. You want to click on that and it's either going to bring up a new tab or it's going to just add some more to the bottom like it did here. Either way, you want to look for where it says privacy and security. And as one of the options in there, you want to find where it says content settings. Once you've found the content settings, click on that and it will open up information about several different types, but one of those will be flash. Once you've found flash in that list, go ahead and click on it. And the first thing that you want to check is that it does not say block sites from running flash. That means flash is completely disabled. You want to have it set so that it asked first, which is the recommended setting. Now what I find with sampling is sometimes that's not quite enough. So what I've done is actually go through and specifically added sapling learning as an allowed site. So you'll see what it looks down here. It should be www.sapplinglearning.com and you'll just click the ad and it brings up a bar here. And this is where you would type the www.sapplinglearning.com and add that. Now I'm not going to add it right now because I already have it, but it will look like this once you've added it. I also find that sometimes after you've done that and it shows up on your allowed list, you might want to close your browser and reopen it before you go back to sapling. But what I've found on every computer I use is that these steps will allow sapling to use flash inside its system. If you're still having problems, get in touch with me.


Hi, I'm Maya. Welcome to my kitchen. I grew up in Vancouver, Canada, where we had some great Thai restaurants. One of my favorite dishes growing up was Pad Thai. So we had to find a way to recreate Pad Thai, and I had to find a way to make it gluten-free for my little boy who can't have any wheat in his diet. It's very simple to make, and I'm going to show you how. It's more like assembling things than actual cooking. The first thing we have to do is boil some water and pour it over these lovely rice noodles. And while we're assembling the other parts of the Pad Thai, those noodles are going to soak. But they're so thin that they don't actually need much time in there. The next thing we're going to do, we've got some nice wild prawns here. They're deveined and peeled. Lucky for me.  You can use white onions or shallots, and I'm going to saute these with a little bit of finely chopped garlic. We're actually going to add a little bit of serrano chili. I know you think that my children won't eat this if I put chili in it, but if I put just a little bit in, and I don't even feel the heat, it just adds to the flavor. It's a really nice addition. So I'm going to give the shallots and the garlic a minute head start while I start getting the serrano chili ready. I've taken one of these guys and basically cut the flesh off and remove the seeds, because the seeds are a killer. They make it really hot.   There's hardly anything in there. Nobody is going to complain. I have to say sometimes authentic Thai cuisine is even a bit too spicy for me, so this is my own slightly modified version. Okay, so we're going to just let those move around in the hot sesame oil, and once we see them going a little bit glassy, I'm going to add the prawns. And these prawns are really quick to cook. What you're looking for, they start out kind of translucent looking and you're looking for them to become pink and opaque. And while they're cooking on the one side, I'm just going to lightly salt a little bit, not too much, because the sauce we're going to be adding later is going to be salty as well. And I'm going to put a touch of pepper just to bring out the flavor. So I'm going to let these prawns cook for a minute on this side. I have my pan at a nice high temperature so that they'll cook quite quickly and they'll sear nicely and keep the moisture inside.  It's a simple sauce. It's got some fresh lime juice, some sugar to balance the sourness of the lime juice, and fish sauce. This is kind of odd smelling when you smell it on its own, but in this pad thai, it's an amazing taste. Okay, so I'm going to just mix that up so that my sugar dissolves. And I'm also going to sprinkle a tiny bit of paprika onto my prawns once I flip them over to add a bit of color, that nice orange color. This is a very quick dish. You can make this in 15 minutes, and it's flavorful. It's nice and tasty. It happens to be gluten-free, by the way. If you buy a fish sauce that's gluten-free, the whole dish is gluten-free, because the noodles are rice-based, and you want each of the prawns to get a chance to be right against the hot surface of that pan, so that they'll cook nicely. In the meantime, I might give my noodles a little stir, make sure they're not clumping up. Okay, so this is the moment where I'm going to sprinkle a little bit of paprika for color over our prawns. I don't think paprika is a traditional Thai spice either, but I could never figure out how they got the pad thai to be pink, so this was my solution. Okay, we're going to toss those prawns, and you can see now they're all nice and opaque. The tails have gone pink, and they're kind of bouncy when you push down on them with a wooden spoon. So that's how we know that our prawns are thoroughly cooked. Okay, so what I'm going to do now is I'm going to remove my prawns from the heat, so that I can start preparing my other components of the pad thai. Okay, and the next thing we have to do is scramble a little bit of egg. So I've got two eggs here, and I'm just basically going to use a fork to kind of break the yolks and scramble these very roughly. They don't have to be whipped until they're fluffy or anything like that. I'm going to add a little bit more of my sesame oil to the pan, and I'm going to scramble my eggs. It doesn't matter if it gets some shallots and little bits of garlic in there, it'll just add to the flavor of your dish. Okay, eggs are lightly scrambled. I'm going to remove my pan from the heat and turn that down, and then I'm going to go and strain my noodles over the sink. I'm going to use some hot mittens because the bowl might be hot. Okay, so my noodles are drained, and my egg has been scrambled. I'm going to put it back on the heat, and now comes the part where we put all the pieces together. Okay, so I'm going to put my prawns in with the scrambled egg, and then I'm going to pour my noodles on top. And now the magic, the sauce, and we're going to basically drizzle this over our prawns and our noodles, and the noodles are going to kind of continue cooking in the flavor of this sauce. I think this is the secret to a good Pad Thai. The sauce is actually going to absorb into the noodles a little bit so that they get a nice flavor. While all of that sauce nicely soaks into the noodles, we're going to get our garnishes ready. I have some freshly chopped cilantro. That's such a good smell. Some chopped peanuts, lime wedges, and some mung bean sprouts. And our Pad Thai is almost done. My sauce is nicely soaked into all the noodles. All that flavor is locked into those noodles. I'm just going to take it off and garnish it now. This is the fun part. This is where cooking and art meet. I'm going to just make sure that some of the prawns are visible on top. You can actually serve this in the pan that you cooked it in. Nobody will mind. It's so authentic. I'm going to start with my mung bean sprouts and just sprinkle those around on top. Then my cilantro. You can be generous with the cilantro. It adds a nice freshness to the kind of soft comforting noodles. I'm going to take my lime wedges and just sink them in randomly. Finally, my peanuts. There you have it. My version of a Pad Thai. I'm Maya. Thanks for joining me. Hope to see you again soon.