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I mean, look at how well he pitched tonight. He MUST be a hall of famer. Possibly the greatest pitcher in history. At least the best in Yankees history. I wouldn't be surprised if they offered him a 20 yr, $500 million dollar contract by tomorrow. Heck, he should pitch every game for them next...

In percents, what do you think the odds realistically are and why?

Does anyone remember the name of the law that gave authors the right to their work? It was the early 1900s or late 1800s I think It wasn't the copyright laws, it was some specific name. I wish I could remember it. pre-eminent something? I'm lost.

a contractor built an apartment complex around an open area. He planted grass in the open area but didn't put in the sidewalks until after people had been living in the apartments for a year or so. Why? (he wasn't just lazy or trying to get away with not finishing the job.)