“Stomp the Yard” has a very specific plot that stays entertaining and is geared toward viewers with less of an interest in dancing. It is mostly targeted toward people who want to see some impressive break dancing.
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This movie seems to target a completely different audience from the one of “You Got Served.” The other has a lot of dancing and very little plot. Unfortunately, she is dating one of the most powerful seniors in the school. DJ quickly becomes attracted to the daughter of the Dean. The typical boy-meets-girl theme is present as well. However, it is a little cliché how so much emphasis is placed on DJ learning to be part of a team by joining a fraternity. At Truth University, DJ learns about college life and is introduced to fraternities. In an effort to escape juvenile hall under assault charges, DJ gets shipped off to Atlanta. As they leave, the loosing crew starts a fight and Chris Brown’s character gets shot. With their impressive moves, DJ and his team win pride and lots of money. The movie opens with DJ Williams and his dance crew, which includes Chris Brown, challenging another crew on foreign turf. The movie follows DJ Williams, played by Columbus Short, as he transitions to life as a student at Truth University in Atlanta, Georgia. Fortunately, this movie goes beyond the cookie-cutter dance movie model. Just keep us posted on whether the Simulated Hal fires Brian Cashman after this debacle of a virtual year.People thought “Stomp the Yard” would be another “You Got Served” – a horrible movie to show off some cool dancing. Ridiculously hard road to get there, but technically acceptable. The only silver lining of the simulation? The Braves advance out of the NL (past the 76-86 Phillies, who have it even worse than us) and stomp the Astros in the Fall Classic. And don't let the Sox and Jays run roughshod over the rest of the league before being turned away by the 'Stros when it counts. please don't have your worst season since 2016, Yankees. but not for too long, in order to prevent a preseason mental breakdown directed at a collection of pixels. It's like it was intended to stab me in the eyes.Īnd how did the Jays get all the way to 108 wins?! Did Kevin Gausman go 30-3, Denny McLain-style? Did they trade for Teoscar Hernández midseason and get their big bats back? Much to ponder.
Every Chaim Bloom's swing has become a master class, in this realm. But MLB The Show's nightmare is on another level, including Justin Turner winning the batting title and John Schreiber being named Reliever of the Year. Could it happen? Sure! It happens every few years with this team, whether they have a plan or not.
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98 wins?! That would have to be a Full 2013 Once-in-a-Blue-Moon Overperformance Spectacular, with every single Sox batter/pitcher playing the role of Steve Pearce. Sure, there's a lot of optimism around the Jays' efforts to retool their outfield defense (at the expense of the offense), and the Masataka Yoshida signing looks a lot better for the Red Sox after the World Baseball Classic than it did before the event began. Pre-order now: #MLBTheShow #OwnTheShow /meh7DW6GkT- MLB The Show MaYankees 2023 Season Predictions from MLB The Show: Bad! Horrific!ĭerek Jeter and Jazz Chisholm introducing some of the new Legends in #MLBTheShow 23!
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And somehow, neither of them are in the Fake World Series - they still don't manage to hold off the Astros, even in the digital space. the Red Sox are projected to finish with 98 wins, while the Blue Jays grab a ridiculous 108 virtual victories. The game predicts the Rays will finish dead last at 75-87, while the Orioles will tread water and fall back a bit at 77-85. How did we get here? Is the AL East a gauntlet that takes no prisoners, in this season sim? Well. Well, JK, apparently, because the video game industry foresees the Yankees crashing and burning, wrapping 2023 with an 84-78 record in MLB The Show 23's recent simulation. While the Yankees have already endured key injuries to Carlos Rodón, Frankie Montas, Tommy Kahnle, Lou Trivino and Harrison Bader this spring, both Rodón and Bader will (reportedly) return before the end of April, and while the team's pitching depth has been tested, the consensus opinion reflects confidence in the people who are still active. Maybe blow on the 2023 season and put it back in, that could help.
If the 2023 MLB season goes the way MLB The Show 23 just predicted it will, you'll forgive Yankees fans for unplugging the controller and tossing it across the room.
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