Podcasts about days off

still today I want to talk about days off. This came about because I was talking with a friend and we assume when people take time off work that it is full recharge and fun reasons. And let's be honest, it's not always the case. And when you come back to work, people like, oh, he must be now well rested after that time off. You took time off work.   Yes, that may be the case. But if you look at the last year, a lot of people have taken time off for funerals. A lot of people have taken time off for mental health. A lot of people have taken time off to deal with whatever it is they're dealing with. It might be you need to put down an animal. It might be you need to look after grandma. It might be the plumber's coming and you have to take the time off work.   So we were talking about how it would be great if there was a different way. There's two things. There's one is a different way of calling time off when you're doing something that isn't fun or recharging. And the other flipside of that is how to deal with people, how to change people's assumptions. That time off is always a vacation or holiday or recharging and or fun without because you might not want to tell people why you're taking time off. If you're going to put your cat down, for example, you might not want people bring it up.   You might not want people going, oh, I'm so sorry about all of this other stuff. You might just want to get back to work and work. But at the same time, when they're like, oh, what did you do on your day off? You don't want to say so how do you deal with that and how do we get around calling? Time off. Time off? Yes, it might be time off from work, but that doesn't mean that you might not be not thinking about work.   Maybe you are seeing the emails pile up and it is stressful. Maybe you get a phone call from work and it is stressful or WhatsApp message or whatever method of communication it is. How do you let people know that there are boundaries with the time off? Yes, you are taking time off from this thing, but it doesn't mean that you are coming back refreshed all the time. I know there is no well, I mean, there might be a right answer.   I do not know it. So if you have any ideas, please feel free to email me. But it's a very interesting thing to think about how we use time off, what the expectations are for time off and people's assumptions with time off. I know that there is definitely the idea that people shouldn't be asking you why you're taking time off. You just taking time off and that's that. Managers, CEOs, supervisors should not be asking you why you're taking time off and in all honesty, should not be making comments about, oh, this is the second Friday you've had off in two months or whatever it might be.   You might be taking an exam, you might be applying for another job, whatever it is, the reason you are taking time from not doing work should not be up for discussion in general. And then the other part of this conversation was the work that's left behind when you know in advance that you're going to take time off, even if it's one day, sometimes you might find yourself working weekends or working extra time that week to make up for the time off that you have not been at work.   And so does that make your time off enjoyable or not? Because the rest of the time is spent stressing around that one day off or two days off that you will not be around at work. How do you balance the workload? How do you make sure everything gets done and people know what's going on and you don't come back to a train wreck yet? Enjoy that time. Because what tends to happen is if you have like, you know that you're going to take one day, you're not going to be at work.   You tend to front stack all your other work on the other days. You're not going to be there. And so you end up working more anyway. And so then is that day off? Was it because then you just playing catch up and all recovery and not necessarily enjoying it is something that you need to enjoy while having the headspace to deal with that time off when you are not at work. I know. I just find this very fascinating and I would love to hear people's thoughts about this because it's all about mental health, physical health and how the work life balance is that even a thing anymore is lines are blurred.   Anyway, thanks for listening. We'd love to hear from you. Please email me at janice@thecareerintrovert.com. This is Janice from The Career Introvert. How can you build your brand and get hired? Looking forward to speaking to you next week. Have a great rest of your week.  

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Shawn and Marcus get together to discuss Game 1 of the NBA Finals plus what they see happening the rest of the series. They have lots of praise for DeAndre Ayton and believe he should be the MVP if the Suns win. Marcus feels that there is a hard cap to the Bucks' abilities to win the championship as Devin Booker did not have a great game and the Suns still dominated. Shawn is very interested to see if free throw discrepancies can affect the rest of the series in Bucks favour and that the Bucks must get Ayton into foul trouble every game for a better chance. At the end, they discuss the leaked conversation between Rachel Nichols and Adam Mendelsohn that has lit the NBA Twitterverse ablaze for Marcus' point-of-view as to what has transpired. Stay safe wherever you are and be sure to check out the following links: Our https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCf3SGTDFclUhtLALNHMoCoA (YouTube Page ) for all of our videos! (Be sure to Subscribe to be notified in the future!) Charity Stripe Commentary on https://twitter.com/charitystripe23 (Twitter) and https://www.instagram.com/charitystripe23/ (Instagram) Trey https://twitter.com/finalfinally (@finalfinally) for links to all his writing, pods and videos! Shawn https://twitter.com/AnAngryWhiteDad (@AnAngryWhiteDad) or https://twitter.com/sHawInigan23 (@sHawInigan23) for links to all the pods and videos! https://hoop-social.com/ (HoopSocial) for additional basketball content! https://www.angrywhitedad.com/podcasts/?utm_source=csc-pod&utm_medium=podcast&utm_term=&utm_content=csc-episode-57&utm_campaign=external-links (External Links for all the Podcast Content) https://linktr.ee/finalfinally (Charity Stripe Commentary Linktree)

Vacation? Stepping away? Taking time off as a solopreneur? Does that feel impossible to you? It used to for me as well, but I was so wrong! The post Episode 065: Behind the Scenes of Taking 10 Days Off appeared first on Amanda Warfield.

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In episode #1768, we share the things we like to do to unwind on our days off. While Neil has a daughter and another child on the way, Eric is still a single man so our two hosts have very different ways of spending their free time. Tune in and see which type of day off resonates with you and pick up a few pointers along the way! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:25] Today's topic: What We Do On Our Days Off. [00:38] Neil's experiences in parks playing with his daughter. [01:33] Eric's love of taking walks and catching up on his favorite reading. [02:19] The ‘rose, bud, thorns' conversations Eric has with his friends. [03:18] Text us at 310 349 3785 if you want to stay up to date on all we do. Get ad-free listening plus exclusive content with Marketing School Pro. Try for free at www.marketingschool.io/pro   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Jason Gaignard   Leave Some Feedback:     What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.     Connect with Us:    Neilpatel.com Quick Sprout  Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel  Twitter @ericosiu

In episode #1768, we share the things we like to do to unwind on our days off. While Neil has a daughter and another child on the way, Eric is still a single man so our two hosts have very different ways of spending their free time. Tune in and see which type of day off resonates with you and pick up a few pointers along the way! TIME-STAMPED SHOW NOTES: [00:25] Today's topic: What We Do On Our Days Off. [00:38] Neil's experiences in parks playing with his daughter. [01:33] Eric's love of taking walks and catching up on his favorite reading. [02:19] The ‘rose, bud, thorns' conversations Eric has with his friends. [03:18] Text us at 310 349 3785 if you want to stay up to date on all we do. Get ad-free listening plus exclusive content with Marketing School Pro. Try for free at www.marketingschool.io/pro   Links Mentioned in Today's Episode:   Jason Gaignard   Leave Some Feedback:     What should we talk about next? Please let us know in the comments below Did you enjoy this episode? If so, please leave a short review.     Connect with Us:    Neilpatel.com Quick Sprout  Growth Everywhere Single Grain Twitter @neilpatel  Twitter @ericosiu

Part 3 of Pat and the Fat Man's review of Ferris Bueller's Day Off. From baseball to art museums to parades. Join Pat and Bruce as they talk about the unbelievability of holding hands with random children in a museum, of randomly running into your dad in a traffic jam, of taking over a parade including the speaker system, and of randomly becoming an extra in a movie by dancing. All this and more on another episode of Pat and the Fat Man.

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Talking with Sonia, we got a much needed earful. Our last UK guest gave us some insight on the issues strippers and sex workers are dealing with over there, and Sonia just backed it all up and then some. AM's mind is completely blown when it comes to light that some stripper workers are paying the club for time off. This is too far and Sonia makes the case for why unionizing SWorkers is the way of the future.

In episode 236, Kestrel welcomes Emi Ito, a Multiracial Japanese American mother and educator, as well as Gina Stovall, the founder of Two Days Off, to the show. Emi, @littlekotoscloset on Instagram, is the founder and co-moderator of Buy From BIPOC, and Gina was featured back on episode 224. The two recently came together on a collaborative collection — The Yoko Capsule — envisaged in the spirit of Emi's late mother. “I felt acutely my own mortality and the urgent need to leave something behind for my own child, that would also honor the creative legacy of my parents, and particularly — my mother. I come from a long line of creative, powerful women who brought beauty and art into the world.” -Emi Ito On this week’s show, Emi and Gina share more on what originally brought them together, and how their relationship developed into collaborating on a capsule collection. Emi walks us through what inspired her to reach out to Gina last year around her 40th birthday — a significant decade for Emi, the one in which she lost both her mother and father to AIDS. The two came together to build The Yoko Capsule — a 5-piece collection envisaged in the spirit of Emi's late mother — and not only does the collection honor Emi’s mother’s legacy, it also sets new standards for some of the ways sustainable fashion can be more generous, accessible, and inclusive. Emi and Gina share snapshots of some of the conversations they had throughout the development process, that eventually led to the integration of intentional initiatives, in alignment with these values. The Yoko Capsule The Community Fund, a program to harness the collective power of the Two Days Off community and make sustainable options more accessible. TDO customers and supporters can opt to contribute to the fund, which will be redistributed to other community members to help subsidize their Two Days Off purchase Redistribution of Funds, fifteen percent of the profits from this capsule will be redistributed to organizations that reflect the values Emi’s parents instilled in her Black Border’s Sliding Scale Policy, Gina and Emi mention this as inspiration for their Community Fund Leila Kelleher, collaborated with Emi and Gina to consult on the size expansion aspect of the collection Reading Rainbow “Paper Crane” — episode of the iconic children’s television series, in which Emi’s mother was featured; Emi was there for the recording as a child Emi’s Patreon > Follow Emi on Instagram > Follow Gina on Instagram > Follow Two Days Off on Instagram > This week's episode is brought to you by OEKO-TEX® - a worldwide association of 18 independent research and test institutes that sets standards for safer textile and leather production and products. The OEKO-TEX® portfolio of independent certifications and product labels help all of us make responsible decisions to choose products that are safer, more environmentally friendly, and manufactured in a socially responsible way.  Learn more about their labels at www.oeko-tex.com.

How to gain your momentum back! Have you ever gone on vacation and then you're not sure how to get back on track? Or maybe someone gets sick and your goals get put on hold and then you feel stuff? This happens all the time and, if you have a plan to get back on track then life's little hiccups don't have to derail everything. If you struggle to get back on track, follow these steps: Start Small

In this episode I talk about hindsight being 20/20 which I think I've mentioned before and the price of Internet Fame and the consequences that someone has to pay look like they are too high for me.

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It's about time I get another "episode" off. As you can clearly tell, Season 2 of Press Play To Continue: Rewind is a little different from Season 1. I'm just trying out new stuff, so it doesn't get boring for ya'll, but if you want me to eventually go back to my recording days of old, let me know. I hope you enjoy the new beat. Thanks for the listen. See ya'll again on the 28th of May, 2021. -CDL2021

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Oh yeah, hunky dorey peachy keen but at min 10 I do explain that of course things can get frustrating; but it’s just biking, and it will work out.

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Happy Easter! The Man decided to take the day off, but i say otherwise THE SHOW MUST GO ON! Enjoy the SOLO DOLO JAYBANDS Episode

This title speaks for itself, if you are one of those entrepreneurs or workhorses that think that you never have to take a day off you are in for a rude awakening, Cole has a very strong opinion on this and he's about to share it with you!

Damn. Just like... Damn. The Philadelphia Flyers are terrible. Like, the worst. Philly lost to the Buffalo freakin' Sabres last night. And they just didn't "lose." They got blown out. Killed. Dismantled, 6-1 at the hands of a team that'd lost its previous 18 game. Eight-fucking-teen. Fun fact: Buffalo went 1-15-3 between February 25 and last night, accruing five points. Four of those points, the only four the Sabres notched in the month of March, all came at the Flyers' expense. There isn't much left to say about this team, but we sure gave it a shot on postgame. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First, I want to be sure to say that if there are significant family reasons for missing the games your team so desperately needs you to play, then do what you must.  But, if what we're seeing is the personal implosion of a great player, then I don't get it.  I never wanted to miss a game, or a day of work.  I would never let my team or myself down. This is what I was born to do and I love doing it. It must not be the same for Kyrie.  He just seems to find the "personal" reasons a good excuse to not show up to do what he gets paid to do.  To do what fans pay to see him do or to do what his teammates rely on him to do.  I just don't get it.  I'll share my many reasons. in today's rant.  

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On today's episode of the mini podcast, Sips talks about why he took a couple days off of streaming and what he did during his time off. Thank you for dialing in, I hope you enjoy.   https://www.twitch.tv/Sips_ https://www.Twitch.tv/DanGheesling https://www.YouTube.com/DanGheesling https://www.Twitter.com/DanGheesling https://www.Instagram.com/DanGheesling https://www.Discord.gg/DanGheesling https://www.Linktr.ee/DanGheesling

We've got a lot of stuff going on in this episode today!  Today we're talking about how Jeff is taking a few days off to work on stuff...but it's his first days off minus vacations EVER. We're also chatting about being a new trainer and what to do, along with the story we told when Alexis was becoming a new trainer. We give you an update on our nice Valentines Day dinner and tell you how the studio is going.   Thanks for hanging with us this Sunday morning! Subscribe on YouTube: www.youtube.com/c/commencefitness Follow us on Instagram: www.instagram.com/thesortahealthycouple

On this edition of The Sideline Guys Podcast, Pat Boylan and Jeremiah Johnson discuss how the Pacers are handling an unexpected week off, All-Star Ballots, and they're joined by Jim Shovlin and Dan Vance of the Mad Ants to discuss the G League restart. Minute Markers: 0:45 - An Unexpected Week Off 4:55 - Mad Ants are Back 30:25 - Looking Ahead/All-Star

In episode 224, Kestrel welcomes Gina Stovall, the founder and designer behind Two Days Off, to the show. An independently, woman-owned and operated lifestyle brand, Two Days Off makes garments designed for longevity that are ethically cut and sewn in small batches in Los Angeles, California. “In sciences, and especially the environmental sciences, we think of everything as a system. Everything is interconnected and there are ramifications for every decision made, every act that’s taken, every resource used, and even social systems play into that — which is part of the reason why I loved the environmental sciences so much, because you see how this theory or this phenomena impacts people on a day-to-day, and then you can figure out — is this a balanced system or is this co-beneficial and things like that. And so, in my business, I look at it exactly the same way.” -Gina Stovall, Founder of Two Days Off On this week’s show, Gina shares more on what led her to switch up her career from working as a scientist / geologist to becoming a fashion entrepreneur. She also takes us through some of the ways she applies her environmental science lens to the inner workings of her fashion brand — Two Days Off. Gina also outlines more on how ease fits into Two Days Off’s approach to fashion, in more ways than one. “For me personally, which then obviously is imparted onto the brand — anything in my life needs to bring me a sense of ease and slow me down a little bit and not add extra stress or pressures.” -Gina “I don’t think it’s up to individuals to make the big, big changes — I think this is probably my policy wonk background — really we need to be demanding from our politicians and from businesses and those who have more power who can make broader, more wide sweeping changes. And one of the things that I committed to last year is that I am going to call or write my representatives every week, following up on things, voicing my opinion.” -Gina Follow Gina on Instagram > Follow Two Days Off on Instagram >

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I surprised myself with this one! On this episode I went solo and talked about my experience fasting in solitude in the middle of an Icelandic blizzard, what going off social media for a month taught me and I answered some wonderful questions from you guys. ps. I accidentally told some old dating stories Find me here!YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC0ZnTmOUmy9arJJru56rc0QWebsite: https://www.stefaneli.life/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/stefanelih/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/stefanelih/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1jvUFmkNVLprRtucuorQd3?si=UbJyMeCYT66S77X9p0i3HAYou can support me and the podcast in many ways!1. By sharing 2. By becoming a Patron here: https://www.patreon.com/stefaneli3. Following me on the social platforms4. Listening to the podcast and the music5. Giving a like/comment/review Endless love and a big kissStefán Elí

Today's guest is varsity athlete and co-host of the Keep It Running Podcast Courtney Hufsmith. She's an accomplished track and field athlete who has represented Canada internationally, but today Alex Cyr talks with her about an entirely different challenge Hufsmith faced during the Pandemic: a social media detox. Last spring, the University of Saskatchewan runner was injured and found herself way too invested in what her peers were up to with training on Instagram. She began to realize that her relationship to social media wasn't healthy, so she decided to do something drastic. On Jan. 1, Hufsmith had gone 100 days without using any of her social media platforms. Here, she shares what she's learned, how she now feels about these platforms and their effect upon an athlete. Host: Alex Cyr Guest: Courtney Hufsmith Listen to Hufsmith's podcast, Keep It Running Podcast, live each Friday: https://www.instagram.com/keepitrunningpodcast/

Coming to you from the worlds most recent Covid hotspot, the North Pole. It's Our Own Truth with Dave and Jason. Today we'll be discussing such topics as, who the alleged President is, what's our favorite thing about the pandemic, and are the aliens gonna save us in 2021? With those topics, and a whole lot more, we hope you enjoy.

Gina Stovell has been called many things: climate scientists, onetime geological consultant, sustainability evangelists (that's me who called her that, not a title she'd give herself), entrepreneur, and, most recently, pioneer of the resurgence of flow fashion. Delivery times for her clothing company Two Days Off vary depending on how long it takes to make the garment you order, a concept directly opposed to today's culture of instant gratification and promises of same day delivery. Each article is made to order from deadstock fabric that has already been constructed but left unused. According to their site, "this means the lead time for made-to-order garments is at least 4 weeks.During that time we cut, sew, and finish each garment with a close eye for detail and quality. For our small-batch runs, pieces are often limited edition, meaning just you and a few others will own it." Gina embraces the philosophy that doing things the right way is worth the wait, and sometimes efficiency can be more harmful than it is useful.

The Rays continue to push toward a division title, and with the Yankees continuing to win, Tampa Bay keeps marking days off the calendar

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You may have seen that the day after my birthday, I decided to take 365 days off social media.  I logged out of all my accounts, deleted the apps on my iPhone, and removed the bookmarks from my laptop.  Bold decision?  Sure.  Will it change my life?  Absolutely.  Tune into this episode to hear about the thought process behind this decision. www.samdemma.com  

Hello and welcome to the traveling introvert. Today, I want to talk about time off. It was Recently brought to my attention that I don't take a lot of time off. And looking back at it, it's been for a couple of reasons. So for the past month, I have been trying to take Sunday as my day off where I don't do I don't respond to emails. I don't look at business stuff. I might dabble with some new software, but I generally get up late and let the day flow where it may.   I mean, I generally don't have to cook because we've gotten takeout for the whole weekend. I might bake, but because I enjoy doing it, there is nothing that is specifically calling my attention. My mind can wander where it wishes and I can do what I feel like. I could get up, go out, take a walk, exercise all that stuff. I could stay in bed and do nothing. And depending on the weeks I have done many, all or none of those things.   There was also one week where I did work on that Sunday as a favor for somebody, and it ruined my week afterwards and from then on, because, you know, when you take time off, you don't realize how beneficial it is. So you think, oh, no, it's OK. Like just this once it will be fine. No, never again. It ruined my week afterwards. So I then realized, OK, this is something that I need to keep, which is great.   But Sunday is just one day. And as someone who no longer does nine to five, I forget, you know, it didn't really do not have long enough. I forget that a lot of people have two or three days off a week. And when you're running your own business and your computer is always on and everything else, you kind of don't. And I know I talk about having better boundaries. So this is this is a thing. And I've talked or will be talking about how how I'm going to separate my computer.   But let's talk about days of actual full days off. So I don't think I can figure out in my calendar two full days off that would disrupt me and all my clients. And I don't think I'd get the full benefit from it. I love Sundays A because I Sundays B because other people aren't going to be harassing me on Sunday. But also it's a time in our household where, like I said, this food already sort of have to think about cooking and other stuff.   But I think for another full day off, I don't think it would work. But I'm quite happy to take maybe two afternoons off a week, and it doesn't mean I won't work. It just means I will maybe ignore business stuff or I will only work on or read stuff or just, you know, try and meditate or do stuff for me and my mental health and my physical health.   So I was looking at my calendar and trying to figure it out and along with fitting in with meetings that I already have a lot of standing meetings. And so this also came about because for the past couple of months, you know, with everything that's been going on in the world, I haven't had as intense work as I would normally. And that now seems to be back on the upswing. I've got maybe three or four projects that in the next will be finalized in the next week.   That could make my life very busy. If I am not organized and me being me, I will take on these projects and then not have time off or just, you know, power through which can be done, but isn't necessarily the best thing to do. Also, over these past few months, I've discovered better ways of working and that I need like a two hour block to get stuff done. If I'm doing hotchpotch stuff, I just I don't feel as productive.   I'm not working as well. So I need like maybe block out my clients two hours for this client, two hours for that client to hours for the other client. And that should work better for the kind of work that I want to do and mentally keeping me like sharp. So my plan is to have my one day off a Sunday, which I currently have for various reasons, and then to take two afternoons off a week. Now I say afternoons for some of you that mean from midday.   But as I don't really like to get up before 10:00, that would really be like a whole day off.   So I kind of me from like 4:00 in the afternoon, which does count as a half day because some of my clients are in California. So, yeah, still a half day. That's what I am thinking of doing. If you do not work nine to five and you do work for yourself, I'd love to know when the last time you took a day off was. Do you take half days off in the middle of the week? Do you take full days off in the middle of the week?   There is someone I know that is taking weekend Wednesday and having Wednesdays off in the middle of the week also. And I hate to say this because I don't really see this in my future, but when's the last time you took a whole week off and the world did not burn? I would love to know. Please message me at janice@thecareerintrovert.com. Thank you for listening and have a great week.  

This is going to seem counterintuitive, but you need to schedule days off for yourself every month. You may think that this is going to slow you down, but sometimes you have to slow down to speed up. This doesn’t mean your team isn’t working, it just means you aren’t!   In this episode, we talk about… Look at your calendar and plan stuff that you want to do You will always use the time that is available for a task The worst thing that can happen if you take a day off Benefits of taking days off   Links to resources: The 4-Hour Workweek Learn how to market like a pro in our Marketing Boot Camp!  Schedule A Contractor Sales Academy Demo Order Your Fight Planner The Contractor Fight Facebook Group The Contractor Fight Night The $100k Contractor is designed to get you to at least $100k a year in personal income. It’s time we quit stealing from our families and get that time back! The Bridge The Contractor Fight TV The Contractor Sales Academy Podcast   Want to stop sucking the life out of your contracting business? Join the Contractor Sales Academy and take command of your entire sales process! CSA is a game-changer for your business. Read more at http://strongpreneur.libsyn.com/#vyWRWfcf0VRHIKyQ.99

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With the Cardinals being shutdown by MLB for a coronavirus outbreak in the organization, the Cubs had an impromptu 4 days off after stringing together one of the best records in baseball so far. Will having the days off help or hurt them going forward? David Kaplan and Gordon Wittenmyer discuss the delay for the Cubs, they also discuss Zach Plesac and Mike Clevinger breaking protocol and going out in Chicago, and they discuss a what if scenario that could have changed the Cubs getting Aroldis Chapman in 2016.(1:20) - Zach Plesac and Mike Clevinger breaking safety protocol to go out in Chicago(7:09) - Cubs get 4 days off due to Cardinals coronavirus outbreak(9:30) - Is David Ross following in the steps of Joe Maddon with some of his methods?(16:00) - How will MLB fix the missing games teams will have at the end of the season?(18:40) - Cubs wanted Andrew Miller initially, not Aroldis Chapman in 2016

The Yankees haven't clinched or won anything in 2020. Even at 9-3 they don't have the best record in the American League or in baseball, but they are being managed like they have everything wrapped up.

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