I bought iRacing to mainly race Formula style open wheeled cars. I just started a week ago. I was new to everything, even manual transmission so I am basically learning from scratch. I used Garage 61 as someone suggested to compare my data and watched some videos but am still raw. On the Okayama - Short track, I can’t break the minute mark. For the fun of it and to learn during a real race, I drove on the slow side and played it safe and had almost no incidents in about 4-5 races to raise my road license to D. But like I said I am not good. Not breaking 1 minute on Okayama short seems pretty bad. But I understand I am new at this.
Should I stay in practice mode even after the week is over, and pound the Okayama track with the FF1600 while studying replays and videos to try to improve? Or is there a different open wheeled car in D license class that is more worth working with (or more fun)? I’m not looking to get great at the game but just acceptable. I would like to learn using the open wheel cars as I stated. I am willing to pay for another car if needed. But I kind of “cheated” by taking it easy in the races to get the D license. It’s funny you can come in like 7th place at rookie level doing that because other racers screw up badly and/or drop out.

Hawkeye

"Clint. You should not be here."
"Really? I retire for, what, five minutes and it all goes to shit."

Clint Barton worked as one of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s top agents for a number of years under the codename Hawkeye, being put on various assignments from keeping an eye on notable items like Mjolnir and the Tesseract to the mysterious Budapest mission where he recruit Natasha Romanov to S.H.I.E.L.D.. These experiences led to him becoming a founding member of the Avengers despite his own claims of just being a regular guy with a bow. Hawkeye worked with the Avengers for several years, from Ultron's attack to the superhero civil war that saw the group falling apart at the seams. However, his life as he knew it was snatched away after the invasion of Thanos, which saw 50% of all life in the universe being erased including Hawkeye's entire family. Hawkeye took up the alias of Ronin, a vigilante that roamed the globe in a vengeful rampage to kill the many criminals that had survived Thanos' snap. He eventually rejoined the Avengers after they discovered a way to bring back everyone that had been erased, but the guilt from what he had done as a result of his grief still weighed on him even after his family had been brought back. It wasn't until he met his future protégé Kate Bishop that Clint's faith in himself and his efforts as a superhero were restored.

Source Key

Movies

Av - The Avengers
AoU - The Avengers: Age of Ultron
CW - Captain America: Civil War
End - Avengers: Endgame

Other Sources

AI - The Avengers: The Avengers Initiative
OH - Avengers: Operation HYDRA
SM:HP - Spider-Man: Homecoming Prelude
H - Hawkeye (Disney+)

Strength

Striking

• Kicks a chitauri grunt off of a roof^Av
• Breaks his baton on Vision's head^CW
• Punches a man through a glass window^End
• Knocks a man out with a punch to the head^H

Piercing

• Stabs a chitauri with an arrow and later does it again^Av
• Embeds an arrow in the head of an Ultron drone which weren't visibly damaged by bullets^AoU
• Stabs an arrow through another Ultron drone^AoU
• Embeds arrows in pipes and the roof of a tunnel by throwing them^End
• Cuts an outrider in half with his blade^End

Other

• Snaps out of the ziptie that was holding him^H
• Throws a man off of him^H
• Suplexes a man and knocks him unconscious^H

Speed/Agility

Reaction

• Avoids a blast from Loki's scepter^Av
• Reacts to Wanda sneaking up on him, stunning her^AoU
• Ducks under the blast of an Ultron drone^AoU
• Avoids being blasted by Iron Man^CW
• Briefly scuffles with Black Panther^CW
• When a molotov is thrown at the second story window he was standing by, he breaks the window and catches it before throwing it back^H
• Dodges several strikes from Yelana Belova^H
• Sees a sniper laser on his chest and immediately uses a tray to block the bullet^H
• Reacts to both unarmed and bat strikes from a man that later caught one of his arrows^H
• Ducks out of the way when Yelena Belova attempts to shoot him^H

Mobility

• Jumps between rooftops^End
• Leaps between various shelves as goons try to attack him from below^H

Durability

Blunt

• Takes multiple blows from Black Widow^Av
• Gets punched by Quicksilver^AoU
• Knocked back by Vision^CW
• Kicked by Black Panther^CW
• Takes a bat to the leg^H
• Rolls through a wooden shelf and isn't noticeably affected^H
• Takes several blows from Echo over the course of their fight who later kicked a man a short distance down the street^H
• Is punched by Yelena Belova and continues to dodge afterwards^H
• Gets kicked in the knee and thrown into the front of a car by Echo^H
• Gets tackled onto an ice rink by Yelena Belova and in that same fight receives a kick to the chest^H
• Takes an extended beating from Yelena^H

Other

• Unaffected by a hard landing in a quinjet^Av
• Crashes through a window^Av
• Gets shoved through a window by Quicksilver^AoU
• Jumps from one story in the air^End
• Stunned by Black Widow's shock dark but quickly removes it^End
• Survives the Avengers base getting bombarded^End
• Gets shocked by Yelena Belova's widow's bite^H
• Falls a fair distance out of a building into the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree which then is knocked into the ice rink below^H

Skill

Accuracy

• While in a plane, shoots an arrow out the open back so that it loops back around and latches onto the S.H.I.E.L.D. Helicarrier, hitting the perfect spot so that he can blow up one of its engines^Av
• Shoots a USB arrow directly into the port of one of S.H.I.E.L.D.'s computers to upload a virus^Av
• Takes out a flying chitauri transport while looking in the opposite direction^Av
• Hits the back of the head of a chitauri pilot from a great distance^Av
• Fires two arrows into the heads of Ultron drones at the same time^AoU
• Hits two bullseyes on a dartboard simultaneously^AoU
• Scores a bullseye on two targets at the same time^OH
• Shoots through the webbing that was binding Captain America's hands from a good distance away^CW
• Lands several non-lethal shots on some criminals, including one that he fires backwards^H
• Fires two arrows at once, pinning someone to a wall^H
• Flips over a banister, firing an arrow while midair that frees Kate her from her restraints^H
• After Kate shoots an arrow high into the air, he hits it with another shot^H
• Claims that he's split an arrow with another arrow which he later demonstrates^H
• Flicks a Christmas ornament so that it hits a button and turns off the tv (Clint claims that he could do a similar thing with a quarter to knock a guy out from twenty feet away)^H
• Fires an arrow out of a building into the window of a sniper sitting in the opposite building^H

Fighting/Close Quarters

• Fights on an equal level to Black Widow^Av
• Fends off a chitauri warrior^Av
• Temporarily gets the better of Black Widow^CW
• Is proficient in sword fighting, winning an exchange with the head of a yakuza organization^End
• Fights some members of the tracksuit mafia while unarmed^H
• Styles on some LARPers^H
• Mows through a group of criminals as Ronin^H
• Engages in an extended, unarmed fight with Echo (though he is admittedly on the backfoot for much of it)^H
• When he fights Echo again as Ronin he defeats her handily^H
• Temporarily gets the better of Yelena Belova though in the end he loses that confrontation^H
• Puts Yelena Belova into a headlock^H
• Will use his bow as a melee weapon if his opponents get in close^H

Other

• Brings a jet with one destroyed engine to ground level without crashing^Av

Gear

Bow
Mechanics

• It's collapsible for ease of transport and instantly snaps into shape when needed^Av
• Allows Clint to swap out for a specific trick arrowhead with the press of a button^Av
• He can remotely trigger his explosive arrows^Av
• The bow itself possesses a grappling hook that latches onto metal^H

Strength

• Blows up an Ultron drone with seemingly a regular arrow^AoU
• Shoots through multiple Ultron drones^AoU
• An arrow clashes with Vision's beam^SP:HP
• Echo is unable to pull the arrows out of a wall when Hawkeye uses them to pin her^H

Trick Arrows
Explosive

• Blows up one of the S.H.I.E.L.D. helicarrier's engines^Av
• Blasts away S.H.I.E.L.D. agents^Av
• Detonates in Loki's hand, destroying the chitauri vehicle he was riding and sending him crashing into Stark Tower^Av
• Throws up a large amount of dust and snow^AoU
• Knocks back Iron Man^CW
• Knocks Black Widow aside^End
• Delayed explosives that blow up a tunnel behind him^End
• Blows up the front of a van and causes it to crash^H
• An explosive arrow that blasts away a group of men and craters an ice rink^H

Shock/Electrical

• Wanda is stunned when Clint slams one into her forehead^AoU
• Shoots two arrows which create an electric barrier than traps Vision^CW
• Covers Vision in electricity^CW
• An arrow that covers an opening in electric ropes^H
• An arrow that restrains and electrocutes a man into unconsciousness^H

Acid

• Acid arrows which quickly melt through stoplights^H
• Knocks over the Rockefeller Center Christmas tree^H

Transportation

• Grappling hook arrow that embeds into the side of a building for Clint to swing on^Av
• An arrow that shoots a grappling hook in either direction once fired, forming a zipline for Kate to ride^H

Disorientation

• One arrow releases some sort of noxious gas that fills a car and causes the driver to crash (Hawkeye later uses this to force a sniper out of his position)^H
• A concussive arrow that blasts people back and leaves its targets disoriented^H
• Another gas arrow that's a different color^H
• A flashbang arrow^H

Pym Particles (Size Changing)

• Grows an ordinary arrow as tall as a bridge^H
• Shrinks a van to the size of a toy^H

Other

• One which splits into two data drives which go into ports on a SHIELD helicarrier, infecting it with a virus which shuts down several computers and cuts off power to an engine^Av
• An arrow which fires in a circle around itself shortly after hitting a target^Av
• An arrow which rapidly heats the part of a Chitauri chariot it hits, causing it to break in half^Av
• A shockwave arrow which takes out the remaining goons in a warehouse^AoU
• A leg-mounted pack of retractable arrows, which seemingly allows him to fire all of them simultaneously^AoU
• An arrow that splits into multiple smaller arrows which proceed to loop around Iron Man, though its unclear if they would have actually hit him or if they were purely for distraction^CW
• Flashlight arrow^End
• An arrow that superheats a chitauri transport before causing it to explode^H
• Puddy arrows spread across a van's windshield (Hawkeye also suggests mucking up their wheels with it)^H
  • Kate later uses it to obscure some flashing lights^H
• An arrow that Kate fires into the front of a van shoots multiple cords in every direction, latching onto anything close and pulling them in (which in this instance was Christmas trees)^H
• The plunger arrow is able to support his and Kate's weight as they hang from the side of a train^H
• Tracer arrows which he can track the location of^H
• An arrow with a compartment for a message^H
• An arrow that turns a series of flagpoles magnetic so that some goons cannot use their weapons^H
• An arrow that releases an inflatable ball that instantly blows up and launches some men into the air^H
• An arrow that attaches to a man's leg and drags him into the air via miniature rockets^H
• Ice arrow that freezes a man's leg^H
• Tranquilizer arrow that releases a series of smaller tranquilizer darts in all directions once it hits its target^H
• An arrow that spins and releases what appears to be nails in all directions^H

Other

• Knife^Av
• Baton^CW
• Shurikens
• Sword^End
• Flashlight on his arm^End
• Wrist-launched grappling hook^End
• Small explosive disks that he can easily stick to flat surfaces and can remotely detonate with a button on his bow^H
• A wrist-mounted crossbow, which fires with enough force to embed the bolts in metal after being deflected^AI
• He seemingly uses this same crossbow to take out an outrider^End

Misc.

• Is unphased by Wanda throwing a knife at his head^CW
• Speaks Japanese^End
• Requires a hearing aid because of his time in the Avengers and he is nearly completely deaf without it^H
• Hawkeye jumpscare^H
• Stealthily takes out a group of criminals without any of them seeing him^H
• He makes most of his trick arrows himself^H

"Nice shot."
"Yeah, no shit."

Is there a limit on how many times you can use VR&E? I know there’s references to 48 months. But is that just for that single track? Then you can apply again down the road?

I have ordered a figma figure 10 days ago. I have seen the tracker updates daily before it departed. I havent seen any updates since. Is it normal because I am from Europe and this means its flying here so no need for updates? This is my first order so Im curious how tracking works.

I was in Thailand for 45 days and was able to not smoke for the longest period in 3 years. I was journaling, saving money, working hard and living my ideal life. I was so proud of myself for going so long without it, and not struggling to do so either. While I was there, the little voice in my head that constantly nagged me to smoke weed was quiet because I was so focused on my travels, moving from city to city. Now I'm back at home and normal life, and I've gotten back into the daily nightly routine of smoking, eating dinner, chilling, and then going to bed. My depression is worse than ever.
I know quitting will help with reclaiming my life again and not numbing now I feel, and honestly, I don't even like the feeling of vaping or smoking anymore because of the taste and anxiety, but the little voice in my head that says I need weed is so loud that I forget why I don't even like it in the first place when I don’t have it. Then, when l cave in and smoke, my high thoughts are filled with regret. When I’m sober, it's hard to remember those moments of regret because my addiction takes up so many of my thoughts, it’s hard to shut them out. It’s the worst on Friday nights and the weekend because I’ve come to associate free time with my smoking routine of buying take out and getting blazed until 3am. It doesn’t help that there are multiple weed shops within a 2km radius, and I have to walk past two every time I want to go for a walk.
Any tips, tricks, habit hacking or resources i can watch, listen or read that can help shut this voice up? First step is to not have something to tempt me, so I threw out my last carton and let my vape battery die. Decoupling my neural association with rest/free time, weed, and my safe space in my room is something I struggle with.
Research based hacks or anecdotal references are highly encouraged. Willpower is finite, so any tips on how to to keep me on track without having to think too hard is also what I’m looking for.
Today is day one, and hopefully the last “day one” I’ll have to endure. Let me know if you struggle with this too! '

Tom Fenimore was interviewed by Josh from TD Cowen today. Here is a synopsis and a bit of my analysis at the bottom.
https://wsw.com/webcast/cowen138/laz2035800
Josh: Volvo, SAIC, Polestar are ramping nearer term. The push back on LiDAR is that it has always been too expensive. How are the OEMs trying to monetize the cost?
Tom: It all comes down to the value you get. The Luminar sensor is around $1000. There are 2 primary benefits. 1) Volvo said they expect to reduce severe collisions by 20% (Luminar thinks that is a conservative estimate). 2) Luminar is the best long-range LiDAR in the industry. It can see 250M, which provides 7 seconds of reaction time, which is needed to achieve a safe stop or take some other maneuvers. This enables "highway autonomy", which is hands off and eyes off. Luminar believes that full Level 5 (hands off, eyes off everywhere) is a very difficult problem to solve. This may only be achieved at end of decade at best. Highway autonomy, however, is achievable. $1000 is not the cheapest device to put on a vehicle, but in order for highway autonomy to be enabled, the car must have a LiDAR that provides 250M of visibility. This will enable the OEM to upsell the consumer to this capability.
Josh: Is the goal for the OEMs to generate subscription revenue for "highway autonomy".
Tom: SAIC R7 and Volvo are marketing the power of the LiDAR, for better safety and highway autonomy. Today, the auto industry is in a big pivot to EVs. These buyers are tech savvy. The LiDAR is a differentiator in this space. LiDAR and it benefits provides a great marketing message for the OEMs in the crowded EV space.
Josh: Talk about your relationship with the compute players: Nvidia, Qualcomm, and Mobileye.
Tom: Some OEMs have their in-house software arms (for example Volvo has Zenseact). Mercedes Benz is using Nvidia to take the lead on certain parts of the software. Luminar is flexible to work with either model. Luminar is designed to work with the compute players. For example, Luminar is on the reference platform (Hyperion) from Nvidia. It doesn't guarantee the OEM will choose Luminar, but it makes it Luminar's business to lose.
Josh: What is the business model for the software platform. You have made more investments than your peers for example in things like pro-active safety and highway autonomy.
Tom: Yes, safety, highway autonomy, and 3D mapping. Luminar believes there will be big opportunities on the software for the medium and long term. In the near term, it is the perception software which is the object identification and object tracking - this is the output of the perception software. Luminar is developing the right way to integrate the LiDAR (pro-active safety) information into the other sensor modalities (camera, radar). They have built a product (they call pro-active safety) to share with the OEMs to show what the art of the possible is. The OEMs are very good at taking camera-based output and developing the algorithms around that. The LiDAR point cloud is a different sensor modality. Luminar is helping the OEMs to integrate that. Ultimately, they want to demonstrate to the OEM what a LiDAR can do when you put it on a vehicle. They are focused on perception software today. Longer term proactive safety, highway autonomy, and 3D mapping will be separate revenue streams.
Josh: What is the goal and status of the insurance angle? It was surprising to hear this at Luminar Day.
Tom: It facilitates the monetization of the safety improvement. If cars crash less, the cost to insure the vehicle will come down. The legacy insurance companies wanted to see years of data until they would value the LiDAR appropriately. Luminar wanted to move faster than this. This is why Luminar took the lead to develop the insurance business.
Josh: How does the partnership with Swiss Re work?
Tom: Luminar recognizes they are not experts in insurance. Swiss Re plays the expert role. Luminar wants to go through the OEM partners to do this together. Many OEMs are looking to build out their own insurance business. Luminar is willing to give the insurance money to the OEM, but of course the OEM will need the LiDAR to make the insurance product work.
Audience Member: Where does the Luminar LiDAR stand with regard to navigating bad weather?
Tom: Bad weather can mean anything from fog, to blizzard, to rain. Luminar operates at a wavelength of 1550nm. Tom talked about many other LiDAR companies operating at 905nm and how that wavelength is limited by the amount of power that can be applied due to eye safety issues. Luminar can put more power through the 1550nm laser to effectively "power through" fog or a blizzard. However, there will be some limitations to this. The other aspect is how to keep the LiDAR clean. Since the Luminar sensor is designed to be placed "high up" on the vehicle it is easier to keep clean vs. a LiDAR sensor that is placed down lower in the bumper.
Josh: How should we look at the competitive landscape with other LiDAR players and also including imaging radar companies?
Tom: 1) Tom does not know how many LiDAR companies will exist 10 years from now. But there will be less than today. There will be a day of reckoning over the next 12 to 18 months for some of the LiDAR companies. Again, there will be less companies 10 years from now, don't know how many, but Luminar will be one of them. 2) It all comes down to what you want the LiDAR to do. It is not the cheapest thing to put on the car ($1000). If an OEM is only focused on an ADAS system today with only incremental improvements he is not sure if buying a LiDAR for that purpose is worth it. Could an imaging radar system provide that kind of incremental benefit, perhaps yes.
Josh: Luminar issued guidance for doubling revenue this year. This was before Volvo announced a delay in the EX90 rollout. How are you able to maintain revenue guidance for this year.
Tom: We built a conservative model. Despite the Volvo delay, we are still planning for increased sensor sales (vs. last year). Their new factory is up and running. Other programs and other customers (not in the automotive space) will also grow. They have healthy NRE revenue. LSI (Components) subsidiary is growing (however the revenue here will actually be for next year vs. this year).
Josh: What are some of the customer assumptions for the doubling of revenue through 2025 and 2026.
Tom: Phase 1: Over next 12 months, Volvo and Polestar will begin shipping and they will continue with SAIC and some other customers that will build up. Phase 2: Mecedes and Nissan will come along in the middle part of the decade. The plan would be to reach a 100,000+ rate sometime next year (driven by the Volvo launch). The million-unit rate would be achieved in 2026 or 2027. Of the million-unit mark over 75% has already been booked. The remainder will be achieved via existing customers by expanding to additional vehicle lines.
Josh: What does "booked today" mean?
Tom: For those in the automotive industry, it means they have been officially awarded the vehicle program, they have an agreement in place with the customer, they have a rough sense of timing. The risk is how many vehicles will the OEM sell. Example: Volvo - Luminar will be on every EX90. What is unknown is how many EX90s will Volvo sell next year. Luminar uses IHS who does industry forecasting to come up with an estimated number. The only elements considered booked with Volvo is the EX90 and EX90 Excellence. All the other models are not considered booked.
Josh: You have provided some margin targets - gross margin positive exiting this year. 35% in 2025. Longer term 65% gross margin.
Tom: ASP will be $1000 (plus or minus) range. The $1000 includes the BOM, the conversion costs, and then some drib and drab costs (like warranty). They use 3rd party partners like Fabrinet and Celestica to manufacture the sensor. They believe the cost a sensor will be $650 (plus or minus) once they get to scale in late 2024 or 2025 timeframe. Longer term, their next generation product (ready in the 2nd half of the decade) they believe they can get the cost down to $350 by bringing down the BOM cost and the conversion cost (i.e. manufacturing cost).
Josh: You have said you have enough capital to reach cash flow breakeven. What assumptions are baked into that? You did a shelf earlier this year.
Tom: The shelf is based upon them getting a lot of calls about M&A opportunities. Many companies are struggling to raise money right now. This would be for opportunistic M&A. They referenced some recent examples: Seagate LiDAR business, Argo Princeton operation, Velodyne/Ouster India operation, and Simple Map as examples). If an acquiree wants cash, they wanted an ability to act nimbly but then have the ability to backfill that cash by selling equity from the shelf. Tom reiterated they have enough cash to get to profitability. Cash burn will come down meaningfully toward the end of the year due to the one-time launch costs they have now.
My analysis

• Tom was very consistent with regard to the messaging; specifically related to the "highway autonomy" and "905nm eye safety" messages. I'll give kudos to him there.
• I personally think they will struggle to reach their double their revenue goal, which I believe is around $80M to $90M this year. But they will probably get close. To me, it's not that big of a deal if they miss, as long as they get reasonably close.
• I also learned a bit about their software strategy. They probably mentioned some of this before, but I didn't pick up on it. They of course are providing perception software, which may or may not be needed depending on the OEM's desire. But they also mentioned their "pro-active safety" and "highway autonomy" software for the future. I equate this to the Microvision "drive-by-wire" project. I call it a project because I am not sure this will even be something the OEMs will want to purchase from the LiDAR vendor. Even Tom alluded to the fact that they want to show the OEMs the "art of the possible". Sumit has referred to the "drive-by-wire" software in a similar manner (at least IMHO). It was interesting that Tom never used the name "Sentinel" to reference their software, which I thought was a bit odd.
• The last thing is about the clarity on what does "booked" mean. Certainly, there has been a lot of discussion about the Luminar (and Innoviz) "Order Book". And as we know, even the SEC is/was concerned about it. But honestly, perhaps this is simply how the automotive industry works. That is, there is no guarantee of revenue until the cars with the LiDAR sensors on them ship. At that point, the revenue is earned. Prior to that, there is no backlog. But, the LiDAR vendors want to portray to their investors some sort of picture of future revenue, and the only way they can do that is to make up a new instrument which they call an "Order Book". Clearly, this sort of thing could be an instrument for shadiness or perhaps even fraud. But, it might be perfectly legitimate. I just don't know. I've asked before, and I will ask again. Is there anyone here who understands how the automotive industry works and can verify and/or explain how it all works? Actually, it would not surprise me if Microvision came up with some sort of similar mechanism to provide us investors with some sort of picture of the future. Right now, we are patiently waiting for a "Design Win".

One thing I love about Muse is that all 9 albums have a distinct feel to them, but their 9th album is kindof a mash up of their previous albums styles. Which songs from WOTP do you think best match their previous albums?

1. Will of the People (Will of the People) This song feels the most “new sounding” for lack of a better word. While thematically it could fit easily with a couple of their albums, I think it’s sound is pretty original and it fits perfect as this albums opener.
   
2. Compliance (The 2nd Law) some light synth-y vibes to it that this album has and tonally and thematically feels like it would fit in T2L pretty well.
   
3. Liberation (The Resistance) Very Queen-like and fits with a lot of the lyrics of this album. Also reminds me of United States of Eurasia.
   
4. Won’t Stand Down (Black Holes and Revelations) This one gave me the most trouble for which album it best correlates to, but I feel BHaR feels the most right for this song. It has that “out there” sound that BHaR has, I feel like this track would fit great playing right after City of Delusion.
   
5. Ghosts (Showbiz) This one I feel like it sounds like something from the Showbiz era, it has a melancholic vibe to it that feels like it could’ve been one of their slower songs on this album.
   
6. You Make Me Feel Like It’s Halloween (Simulation Theory) with its synth-y sound and Halloween theme, this would fit very nicely on Simulation Theory’s sci-fi/fantasy vibe.
   
7. Kill or Be Killed (Drones) The hard rock of this song and also lyrically sound like it could fit easily somewhere in Drones.
   
8. Verona (Showbiz) This song sounds like one of their earlier tracks from the Showbiz era. this song reminds me of Unintended and would fit seamlessly on this album.
   
9. Euphoria (Origin of Symmetry) This song sounds like one of their earlier songs but right at the time when they were starting to get really experimental like they did with OoS. I can picture this playing on the back half of this album.
   
10. We Are Fucking Fucked (Absolution) this feels like it could’ve been on that album, not only with its sound but its lyrics also with its apocalyptic theme and all.
    

Anyway this is my assessment of these songs, do you agree or not? What albums do you think best correlate to these songs?

GAME 1

Line Score - Game Over

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E	LOB
COL	1	3	0	0	1	0	0	0	0	5	13	0	10
AZ	0	5	1	1	0	0	0	0		7	11	0	6

Scoring Plays

Inning	Event	Score
T1	Ryan McMahon homers (8) on a fly ball to center field.	0-1
T2	Ezequiel Tovar doubles (13) on a fly ball to center fielder Corbin Carroll. Mike Moustakas scores. Brenton Doyle scores. Ezequiel Tovar to 3rd.	0-3
T2	Ryan McMahon singles on a ground ball to left fielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. Ezequiel Tovar scores. Ryan McMahon out at 2nd on the throw, left fielder Lourdes Gurriel Jr. to third baseman Emmanuel Rivera to second baseman Josh Rojas. Jurickson Profar to 3rd.	0-4
B2	Jake McCarthy singles on a line drive to left fielder Jurickson Profar. Christian Walker scores. Emmanuel Rivera scores. Josh Rojas to 2nd.	2-4
B2	Pavin Smith homers (5) on a fly ball to center field. Josh Rojas scores. Jake McCarthy scores.	5-4
B3	Gabriel Moreno out on a sacrifice fly to center fielder Brenton Doyle. Emmanuel Rivera scores.	6-4
B4	Lourdes Gurriel Jr. homers (9) on a fly ball to left center field.	7-4
T5	Ryan McMahon triples (2) on a sharp line drive to right fielder Jake McCarthy. Kris Bryant scores.	7-5

Highlights

Description	Length	Video
Bullpen availability for Colorado, May 29 vs D-backs	0:07	Video
Bullpen availability for Arizona, May 29 vs Rockies	0:07	Video
Fielding alignment for Colorado, May 29 vs D-backs	0:11	Video
Fielding alignment for Arizona, May 29 vs Rockies	0:11	Video
Starting lineups for Rockies at D-backs - May 29, 2023	0:09	Video
Measuring the stats on Ryan McMahon's home run	0:15	Video
Ryan McMahon's home run through bat tracking data	0:09	Video
The distance behind Pavin Smith's home run	0:15	Video
An animated look at Pavin Smith's home run	0:09	Video
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.: Home Run Statcast Analysis	0:15	Video
Lourdes Gurriel Jr.'s home run through bat tracking data	0:09	Video
Breaking down Ryne Nelson's pitches	0:08	Video
Breaking down Karl Kauffmann's pitches	0:08	Video
Ryne Nelson's outing against the Rockies	0:22	Video
Ryan McMahon drills a solo home run to deep center	0:29	Video
Ezequiel Tovar rips a two-run triple in the gap	0:29	Video
Ryan McMahon singles, scoring Ezequiel Tovar	0:28	Video
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. cuts down Ryan McMahon at second	0:19	Video
Jake McCarthy lines a two-run single the other way	0:29	Video
Pavin Smith drills a three-run home run	0:30	Video
Gabriel Moreno lifts a sac fly to deep center	0:24	Video
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. lifts a solo home run to left	0:29	Video
Ryan McMahon lines an RBI triple over first	0:27	Video

Decisions

Winning Pitcher	Losing Pitcher	Save
Nelson, R (2-2, 5.37 ERA)	Kauffmann (0-3, 11.37 ERA)	Chafin (8 SV, 3.10 ERA)

GAME 2

Line Score - Final

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E	LOB
COL	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	1	1	8	0	9
AZ	3	0	0	1	0	1	0	0		5	6	0	3

Scoring Plays

Inning	Event	Score
B1	Ketel Marte homers (8) on a fly ball to left field.	1-0
B1	Evan Longoria homers (7) on a fly ball to center field. Christian Walker scores.	3-0
B4	Gabriel Moreno out on a sacrifice fly to right fielder Kris Bryant. Corbin Carroll scores.	4-0
B6	Corbin Carroll homers (9) on a line drive to right field.	5-0
T9	Nolan Jones homers (1) on a fly ball to right field.	5-1

Highlights

Description	Length	Video
Bullpen availability for Arizona, May 30 vs Rockies	0:07	Video
Bullpen availability for Colorado, May 30 vs D-backs	0:07	Video
Fielding alignment for Arizona, May 30 vs Rockies	0:11	Video
Fielding alignment for Colorado, May 30 vs D-backs	0:11	Video
Starting lineups for Rockies at D-backs - May 30, 2023	0:09	Video
Breaking down Evan Longoria's home run	0:11	Video
A deep dive into Evan Longoria's home run	0:09	Video
Breaking down Ketel Marte's home run	0:16	Video
Kyle Freeland's outing against the D-backs	0:25	Video
An animated look at Corbin Carroll's home run	0:09	Video
Breaking down Corbin Carroll's home run	0:10	Video
Breaking down Kyle Freeland's pitches	0:08	Video
Breaking down Zac Gallen's pitches	0:08	Video
Zac Gallen's outing against the Rockies	0:23	Video
The distance behind Nolan Jones's home run	0:09	Video
Ketel Marte drills a leadoff home run in the 1st	0:21	Video
Evan Longoria smashes a two-run homer to center field	0:17	Video
Jake McCarthy makes a nice sliding catch in right	0:10	Video
Ryan McMahon makes a great diving stop at third	0:19	Video
Gabriel Moreno lifts a sacrifice fly to right field	0:25	Video
Corbin Carroll swipes two bases in the 4th inning	0:26	Video
Corbin Carroll drills a long solo home run	0:24	Video
Zac Gallen strikes out 7 over six scoreless innings	0:41	Video
Nolan Jones breaks up the shutout with a homer	0:27	Video
Jurickson Profar called out on strikes.	0:10	Video

Decisions

Winning Pitcher	Losing Pitcher	Save
Gallen (7-2, 2.72 ERA)	Freeland (4-6, 4.22 ERA)

GAME 3

Line Score - Game Over

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E	LOB
COL	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	0	3	2	4
AZ	3	2	0	0	1	0	0	0		6	10	1	8

Scoring Plays

Inning	Event	Score
B1	Corbin Carroll singles on a sharp ground ball to right fielder Randal Grichuk. Pavin Smith scores. Ketel Marte to 3rd.	1-0
B1	Lourdes Gurriel Jr. singles on a ground ball to right fielder Randal Grichuk. Ketel Marte scores. Corbin Carroll scores.	3-0
B2	Pavin Smith doubles (5) on a ground ball to right fielder Randal Grichuk. Jake McCarthy scores.	4-0
B2	Corbin Carroll singles on a ground ball to right fielder Randal Grichuk. Pavin Smith scores.	5-0
B5	Christian Walker homers (12) on a fly ball to center field.	6-0

Highlights

Description	Length	Video
Bullpen availability for Arizona, May 31 vs Rockies	0:07	Video
Bullpen availability for Colorado, May 31 vs D-backs	0:07	Video
Fielding alignment for Arizona, May 31 vs Rockies	0:11	Video
Fielding alignment for Colorado, May 31 vs D-backs	0:11	Video
Starting lineups for Rockies at D-backs - May 31, 2023	0:09	Video
Breaking down Dinelson Lamet's pitches	0:08	Video
A deep dive into Christian Walker's home run	0:09	Video
The distance behind Christian Walker's home run	0:17	Video
Breaking down Peter Lambert's pitches	0:08	Video
Tommy Henry's outing against the Rockies	0:22	Video
Breaking down Tommy Henry's pitches	0:08	Video
Corbin Carroll's run-soring single	0:19	Video
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. rips a two-run single	0:16	Video
Tommy Henry punches out Ezequiel Tovar swinging	0:07	Video
Pavin Smith bounces an RBI double to right field	0:26	Video
COL @ AZ	0:08	Video
Corbin Carroll slaps an RBI single to right field	0:21	Video
Dinelson Lamet fans Josh Rojas swinging in the 1st	0:09	Video
Christian Walker cranks his 100th career homer run	0:28	Video
Dineslson Lamet strikes out four against the D-backs	0:22	Video
Gabriel Moreno beats out a throw for a single	0:28	Video
Tommy Henry strikes out seven against the Rockies	0:54	Video

Decisions

Winning Pitcher	Losing Pitcher	Save
Henry (3-1, 3.73 ERA)	Lamet (1-2, 13.17 ERA)

GAME 4

Line Score - Game Over

	1	2	3	4	5	6	7	8	9	R	H	E	LOB
COL	0	1	0	0	0	2	1	0	0	4	10	0	6
AZ	0	0	0	0	0	2	1	0	2	5	9	0	8

Scoring Plays

Inning	Event	Score
T2	Brenton Doyle singles on a line drive to left fielder Corbin Carroll. Mike Moustakas scores. Nolan Jones to 2nd.	0-1
T6	Harold Castro singles on a line drive to center fielder Jake McCarthy. Ryan McMahon scores.	0-2
T6	Nolan Jones singles on a line drive to center fielder Jake McCarthy. Harold Castro scores.	0-3
B6	Lourdes Gurriel Jr. doubles (15) on a line drive to left fielder Jurickson Profar. Ketel Marte scores. Christian Walker scores.	2-3
T7	Ezequiel Tovar homers (4) on a fly ball to center field.	2-4
B7	Ketel Marte doubles (9) on a line drive to left fielder Jurickson Profar. Emmanuel Rivera scores.	3-4
B9	Corbin Carroll singles on a line drive to center fielder Brenton Doyle. Gabriel Moreno scores. Ketel Marte scores.	5-4

Highlights

Description	Length	Video
Bullpen availability for Colorado, June 1 vs D-backs	0:07	Video
Bullpen availability for Arizona, June 1 vs Rockies	0:07	Video
Fielding alignment for Colorado, June 1 vs D-backs	0:11	Video
Fielding alignment for Arizona, June 1 vs Rockies	0:11	Video
Starting lineups for Rockies at D-backs - June 1, 2023	0:09	Video
Breaking down Zach Davies's pitches	0:08	Video
Zach Davies's outing against the Rockies	0:22	Video
Breaking down Connor Seabold's pitches	0:08	Video
Connor Seabold's outing against the D-backs	0:22	Video
Measuring the stats on Ezequiel Tovar's home run	0:15	Video
Analyzing Ezequiel Tovar's home run through bat tracking	0:09	Video
Brenton Doyle slaps a two-out RBI single into left	0:19	Video
Christian Walker doubles for his 500th MLB hit	0:30	Video
D-backs bench coach Jeff Banister ejected in the 6th	0:27	Video
Brenton Doyle steals second and the call stands	0:28	Video
Harold Castro singles to center, scoring Ryan McMahon	0:18	Video
Nolan Jones hits a two-out RBI single to left-center	0:20	Video
Ketel Marte extends his on-base streak to 30 games	0:22	Video
Lourdes Gurriel Jr. rips a two-run double in the 6th	0:30	Video
Jake Bird strikes out Jake McCarthy to strand two	0:23	Video
Ezequiel Tovar drills a solo home run in the 6th	0:28	Video
Zach Davies strikes out four over 5 2/3 innings	0:35	Video
Ketel Marte lines a run-scoring double in the 7th	0:38	Video
Connor Seabold strikes out five over 5 1/3 innings	0:37	Video

Decisions

Winning Pitcher	Losing Pitcher	Save
Ginkel (2-0, 3.20 ERA)	Johnson (0-2, 6.85 ERA)

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