Mike Carlucci

Mike Carlucci

@mikecarlucci.org

Writer at SBNation's OverTheMonster | Data Analyst at Northeastern | JD| SABR member | lainecarlucci.bsky.social is my better half | 📧: mike@mikecarlucci.org

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This is really great work.

Hannah Keyser@hannahrkeyser.bsky.social

Over the summer, as mlb teams announced partnerships with prediction markets, the backlash on social media seemed so ubiquitous that I wondered if even fans who bet on sports hate partnerships with teams/players. I heard from dozens —even people use the platforms— who do. www.cnn.com/2026/10/18/s...

Mike Carlucci reposted

If you told me I’d be redownloading Mapquest in 2026 to try to stay ahead of the surveillance state I wouldn’t have believed you

MapQuest@mapquest.com

The Roads Have Eyes! 👁️ Turn on the Surveillance Layer in Map Options to see known license plate readers from Flock Safety, Motorola Solutions (Vigilant), Genetec, Axis Communications, Axon, Leonardo (ELSAG), Neology, Rekor, PlateSmart, Ubicquia, Verkada, and other outdoor surveillance cameras.

Mike Carlucci reposted

Oct 14th - #Hackers of the world united to overload the Gibson, and prevent the Da Vinci virus from capsizing an oil fleet, designed to distract from "The Plague's" worm stealing $25m. 📽️📅 Hackers (1995)

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Replying to @tressiemcphd.bsky.social

There’s no A.I. “literacy”. There is only power, to either rebuild or eradicate commonly shared knowledge production. They haz it. Remains to be seen if we haz some too.

Xander!

Casey Drottar@caseydrottar.bsky.social

The Padres are still alive. Michael King, who started Game 2 Sunday (and would likely start Game 5 if it gets that far) comes on in the eighth to secure the final six outs, with the last two coming on a game-ending double play. Playoff baseball, man.

It’ll be sad when April rolls around and there is no baseball.

Red Sox@redsox.com

Thank you for the late nights under the lights. For going tarps off in the bleachers. For the energy at Fenway each and every night. For being part of a run to remember. For falling in love with this squad. It was a joy to share it with you. Thank you for all of it, Red Sox Nation. ❤️

Mike Carlucci reposted

Part of why I don't like the AI-or-bust economy is the constant flopsweat of people on the news who say this HAS to work. Quit making everyone so anxious. Goddamn. If this is the next Google then why are you acting like this? I don't remember being told to buy an iPhone at gunpoint.

Only In Boston@onlyinbos.bsky.social

Delta is launching nonstop service from Boston to VENICE, Italy. Flights begin May 7, 2027, operating 4x weekly through Oct. 29. Venice will become Delta’s 12th destination in continental Europe from Boston.

Mike Carlucci reposted

Tonight (Tues 9/29) & tomorrow (Weds 9/30) at 8pm ET, I'm livestreaming from home via facebook.com/7thinningstretch2020, taking song requests while you watch the Red Sox play their first two 2026 playoff games down in the Bronx. Raising money for GREATER BOSTON FOOD BANK and FOOD BANK FOR NEW YORK.

This is probably the only time things line up for this specific bit of history so I'd love to see, say, 3.1 innings at Fenway, game goes on pause for rain, resume at The Trop before Game 3 on whatever day that is.

Jen McCaffrey@jcmccaffrey.bsky.social

Red Sox announce they’ve moved the start time for Game 2 of today’s doubleheader against the Chicago Cubs at Fenway Park from 6:05 p.m. to 5:35 p.m. The change was made in consultation with Major League Baseball due to potential weather impacts later this evening.

Gonna be really weird watching the Red Sox and Cubs play in The Trop.

Ken Mahan@weatherken.bsky.social

#Nor'easter arrives on the southern #NewEngland coast around 1- 3 p.m., #Boston ~ 5. Friday night, things deteriorate. Saturday is the worst day — rounds of heavy rain, strong winds, flooding in spots & along the coast. Sunday will be about 60-70% as intense as Saturday, with more breaks.

Mike Carlucci reposted

Once again, competitors (and their media) draw the wrong causal arrows. The Brewers succeed by making *good baseball decisions* using market size as a smokescreen, not by selling off players for the sake of doing so. A salary cap is meaningless in these decisions. Glad nobody realizes this though!

Ken Rosenthal@ken-rosenthal.bsky.social

‘Why aren’t we the Brewers?’ How the Reds remain in limbo while other small-market clubs succeed. With C. Trent Rosecrans, unlocked and free to read. www.nytimes.com/athletic/762...

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Chris Hatfield@spchrishatfield.bsky.social

Here's how things line up right now with the rotation. All kinds of options available for WCS and they got Tolle and Bennett a bunch of rest. That 10/4 off day is helpful in giving the WCS game 1 starter an extra day, especially if it's Tolle.