#Elias Diaz

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ELIAS DIAZ ALL STAR MOMENT

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Elias Díaz switches from 15 to 17. Last worn by Matthew Batten in 2024.

Ron Marinaccio takes 97. Never worn before in franchise history.

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[MLB] Colorado Rockies Reinstate Nolan Jones, Place Elias Díaz on Injured List

Colorado Rockies, Nolan Jones / photo credit to GooddaySports.com   (Denver, CO = Wongeol Jeong) The Colorado Rockies made a significant roster update today. The team announced that outfielder Nolan Jones has been reinstated from the 10-day injured list. Jones had been sidelined due to an unspecified injury but is now cleared to return to action, bringing his dynamic presence back to the Rockies’…

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🎄🎁 Christmas is coming quick folks and now is the time to get your items in to be framed in time for the holiday! Framed sports memorabilia makes great gifts for fans but don’t wait. Custom framing takes time so get your items in today!

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i love miserable gay men

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ricardo interrogating different members of el cuartel about betty’s supposed boyfriend is original armando behavior. 

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RG MS Q3: Know Your Men's Singles Qualifiers + Lucky Losers (Day 2)

Roland Garros qualifying rounds (📸 Luxus+ Magazine)

It turned out Tumblr only allowed 30 images per post. This is a continuation of the previous live article attempt to cover the Roland Garros 2023 – Men's Singles Qualifiers, which features Day 2 qualifiers (and lucky losers).

Day 2

Section 14: Sebastian Ofner (d. Facundo Diaz Acosta 7-5, 6-3)

📸 France TV Sport

Diaz Acosta's 12-match winning streak will always be remembered as Ofner took the best out of him throughout the match. The Argentinean initially had the moment by being up a break after Ofner's forehand rush, only for Ofner to break back when Diaz Acosta tried to paint the lines. After serving for the first set 7-5, Ofner came up with some notable winners in crucial moments: a forehand winner to break 2-0, and a backhand winner to seal the match 6-3, thanks to him pacing those shots.

Section 2: Elias Ymer (d. Yannick Hanfmann 6-3, 6-4)

📸 France TV Sport

Hanfmann might have had a resurgent run in Rome Masters 1000, but his chance to enter the main draw relied on the lucky loser draw as Elias took control of this match instead. After several consecutive breaks, some of which came from Elias' volley and Hanfmann's forehand rush, Elias served for the first set and set the tone of the second set from his volleys, and he did not look back since.

Section 7: Flavio Cobolli (d. Laurent Lokoli 7-5, 6-3)

📸 France TV Sport

Cobolli's important points in this match came from his backhands instead, where one of them enabled him to break 4-3, but he had to serve for the set twice as Lokoli came up with a backhand winner. Once Lokoli double-faulted at the start of the second set, the Italian did not look back since, he even won the match with a swift backhand winner to secure the main draw berth to confirm his lately improved form.

Section 13: Thiago Seyboth Wild (d. Dominik Koepfer 6-1, 6-1)

📸 France TV Sport

Surprisingly, although both players had similarly bright forms coming to the qualifying (with Seyboth Wild bagging several titles in the Latin American Challengers while Koepfer had 2 Mexican Challenger finals), Seyboth Wild ended up double-breadsticking Koepfer. The latter looked outplayed thanks to the former's full-on aggression, which was visible in some point constructions (from his forehand to his drop shots).

Section 1: Aslan Karatsev (d. Nicolas Moreno de Alboran 6-4, 6-3)

📸 France TV Sport

Confirming his comeback Madrid Masters 1000 run and learning from "how to be a lucky loser" back from Roland Garros 2020, his explosive shots gave it all when they were executed accurately, e.g. the swift backhand return to break 2-1 in the first set. The flow was on his racquet bar several breaks at the expense of his errors (classic rushed shots), but his firing forehands carried some breaks, with another backhand return ace to break for the match in the second set, coming back from 0-3 down. Back with a bang for a run, eh?

Section 6: Genaro Alberto Olivieri (d. Adrian Andreev 6-2, 5-7, 6-4)

📸 France TV Sport

Although Olivieri started dominantly by taking the first set 6-2, the chaos started in the middle of the second set thanks to their point construction: a cross-court forehand from Olivieri, reminiscent of his third set break during the Montevideo Challenger Final in 2022, and Adrian's forehand at one moment. However, Adrian's forehands were sought after, and albeit having to dig deeper due to his double fault for Adrian's second set (5-7), Olivieri's power balance should be tested: even when he came up with a drop shot for his game point!

Section 11: Timofey Skatov (d. Felipe Meligeni R. Alves 2-6, 7-5, 6-3)

📸 France TV Sport

There was not much difference between Skatov and Felipe in their games, except for some varying differentials. Although Felipe controlled one set and a half, Skatov absorbed the Brazilian's pace well before breaking back to 4-4 (2nd set), which tables turned since. With Felipe visibly rushed after, Skatov managed to come out of the pressure, outside of creating some with the lob, with a working drop shot to save one of Felipe's break points before an important hold, taking the third set 6-3 for his main draw berth.

Section 5: Emilio Nava (d. Geoffrey Blancaneaux 2-6, 6-4, 6-3)

📸 France TV Sport

Last but not least, Emilio dramatically qualified against Blancaneaux. After Blancaneaux had a stellar first set, Emilio saved one of the latter's break points with some working volleys, adding more pressure to Blancaneaux's service games. Ultimately, Blancaneaux double-faulted twice (hence down 2 set points), before Emilio's lob took him the second set 6-4. Despite excelling in the points construction department, Blancaneaux's other double fault cost him the match, where Emilio stood his ground until the end (6-3).

Lucky Losers

Dominic Stricker (l. Thiago Agustin Tirante 3-6, 6-1, 1-6)

📸 France TV Sport

Finally reaching his first Grand Slam main draw for the first time (as a lucky loser), Stricker still needs to be wary of some kinds of pressure points coming up. Albeit having several interesting points in the match, e.g. a lob to set him 2 points ahead at the start of the match and a reliable backhand one game to the second set breadstick, the controlled aggression will be tested further in the main draw, with the match being in the spotlight.

Jurij Rodionov (l. Lucas Pouille 6-1, 5-7, 0-6)

📸 France TV Sport

Apparently, J. Rodionov will also face Pouille in the first round of the main draw. Here, J. Rodionov started the match well by having a working volley to break 2-0, eventually dominating the flow until he served a breadstick (6-1). However, he succumbed to the pressure toward the end of the second set when Pouille stepped up, which resulted in the double fault for Pouille's second set and third set bagel. Will J. Rodionov assert revenge or Pouille take it all again? It is highly encouraged to follow or watch this rematch!

Facundo Diaz Acosta (l. Sebastian Ofner 5-7, 3-6)

📸 France TV Sport

Diaz Acosta had his moments in the match, benefitting from an early break at the expense of Ofner's rushed shots. However, those rushes did not carry enough despite having the depth (e.g. the cross-court forehand a point before he held his service game), often coming up with those under pressure as displayed in the previous Challengers he won (Savannah & Oeiras 4 Challengers). Having his 12-match streak snubbed in this round, he might take this chance personally and use it to its full potential.

Yannick Hanfmann (l. Elias Ymer 3-6, 4-6)

📸 France TV Sport

Entering right after Benjamin Bonzi's withdrawal, Hanfmann finally had his chance to shine after his Rome Masters 1000 comeback run. Paying off his South American Challenger runs in the last semester of 2022, he did not drop a set except this loss. Even if he had 2 break points in one of the breaking games of the first set thanks to his volley, it did not carry him enough as he tried to stay from the baseline and Elias tried to control the flow from the net. Drawn fourth in the lucky loser draw, Hanfmann now had his chance to deepen his comeback run in Roland Garros. Will he, won't he?

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S2 rewatch kicks off unsurprisingly with 2.01 which is honestly one of the show's best ever episodes and definitely one of the best season openers:

- Iconic Bathena hard launch (they are so hot! The way he scrunches down so she is taller when they kiss!)

- that soundtrack

- never-beaten character intro of Eddie "8 pack 😂" Diaz (Bobby was clearly having so much fun teasing Buck here)

- Lonestar's future doomed paramedic as runaway groom (Mark Elias)

- Buck's super speedy spiral from jealous /threatened / panicked to pleased puppy bestie in record time (also I *just* realised how much the scene where he tries to get Eddie's attention in the gym in s7 (04?) is a callback to him trying to impress Eddie with lifting extra heavy weights in the gym here)

- fantastic / hilarious Maddie introduction

- literally every Buck / Eddie interaction this episode is gold

- how *insanely* fast Buck and Eddie get into synch as soon as Buck gets over himself: see the swimming pool scene where they are just so perfectly synched it's kinda spooky

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5 Book Recs Based on Your Favorite Holiday Rom-Com!❄️💝

The holiday season is special for many reasons, but one of my favorites is watching all of the cheesy and sweet holiday rom-coms every year. It always warms my heart and reminds me just how filled with love everyone is this time of year (unless you’re Scrooge). To celebrate this season, we tapped into our inner romantic to provide book recs for those of you who may have already finished your yearly holiday movie binge!

If you like You’ve Got Mail (1998), then you might like I Hope This Doesn’t Find You!

The intense and passionate internet romance that blossoms between Meg Ryan and Tom Hanks’ characters in You’ve Got Mail is one for the ages. It sets the benchmark for enemies-to-lovers romances as the two eventually discover that the person they’ve fallen for is the very person they’ve grown to despise. Fans of this burning romance will love Ann Liang’s newest novel, I Hope This Doesn’t Find You, a snarky academic rivals-to-lovers story that you won’t be able to put down!

If you like Single All the Way (2021), then you might like The Feeling of Falling in Love!

Single All the Way is a hilarious queer holiday rom-com centered around the chaos that ensues when your family is determined to set you up with your bff/roommate. And while this takes friends-to-lovers to a whole new level, maybe, just maybe, your family has a point. Fans of Single All the Way will be head over heels for Mason Deaver’s The Feeling of Falling in Love, a new kind of love story about bad decisions we make and the people (aka your roommate/reluctant wedding date) who help get us back on the right path.

If you like Happiest Season (2020), then you might like What a Desi Girl Wants!

One of the newest holiday movies on the list, this charming sapphic holiday rom-com starring Kristen Stewart is about wanting your family’s acceptance while staying true to yourself. Fans of Happiest Season will love Sabina Khan’s What a Desi Girl Wants, a brilliant love story filled with nuanced family dynamics and a sprinkling of sabotage that’s sure to set your queer (or not so queer) heart ablaze.

If you like The Holiday (2006), then you might like Stars in Their Eyes!

The Holiday, featuring an all-star cast of Kate Winslet, Cameron Diaz, Jude Law, and Jack Black, is one of the best meet-cute holiday romances of all time. The film not only puts you in the holiday spirit but also has heartwarming storylines that will make you believe in love again. Fans of The Holiday and quirky meet-cutes will fall hard and fast for Stars in Their Eyes from Jessica Walton and Aśka, a one-of-a-kind YA graphic novel that celebrates the excitement of meeting someone special for the first time.

If you like When Harry Met Sally (1989), then you might like Rosewood!

When Harry Met Sally might take the crown for one of the most famous rom-com movies of all time, the holiday celebrations in the film always leave me feeling so festive, but if I’ve learned one thing from this well-known romance, it’s that you should always, ALWAYS, follow your heart. Fans of this quirky love story will absolutely adore Sayantani DasGupta’s witty and bright Rosewood, a romantic and funny retelling of Sense & Sensibility set at a Bridgerton-esque summer camp, where Elia must choose to follow her carefully laid plans or let a certain someone derail them.

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(Unverified yet) submissions for couples from books (polyamory ships will get their own tournament too later) :

Other :

Magnus Chase/Alex Fierro (Magnus Chase and the Gods of Asgard)

Tak/Sidra (The Wayfarers)

F/F :

Rosethorn/Lark (Emelan)

Blue/Red (This Is How You Lose the Time War)

Dellaria “Delly” Wells/Winnifer "Winn" Cynallumwynsurai (The Ruthless Lady's Guide to Wizardry)

Kyoshi/Rangi (Chronicles of the Avatar)

Sarah Bishop/Emily Mather (All Souls trilogy)

Maud Blyth/Violet Debenham (A Restless Truth)

Snow White/Lilith (Tales from the Kingdom)

Emmanuelle/Selene (Dominion of the Fallen)

Rosemary Harper/Sissix Seshkethet (The Long Way to a Small, Angry Planet)

Gideon Nav/Harrowhark Nonagesimus (The Locked Tomb)

Carmilla Karnstein/Laura (Carmilla)

Miri/Leah (Our Wives Under the Sea)

Evelyn Hugo/Celia St. James (The Seven Husbands of Evelyn Hugo)

M/M :

Ronan Lynch/Adam Parrish (The Raven Cycle)

Naolin/Brennan Sorrengail (The Empyrean series)

Henry "Monty" Montague/Percy Newton (The Montague Siblings series)

Simon Snow/Bazilton "Baz" Grimm-Pitch (Simon Snow series)

Jesper Fahey/Wylan van Eck (Six of Crows duology)

Aristotle Mendoza/Dante Quintana (Aristotle and Dante books)

Magnus Bane/Alec Lightwood (Ths Shadowhunters Chronicles)

Robin Blyth/Edwin Courcey (A Marvellous Light)

Jack Alston/Alan Ross (A Power Unbound)

Dorian/Zachary Ezra Rawlins (The Starless Sea)

Enjolras/Grantaire (Les Misérables)

Jean Valjean/Javert (Les Misérables)

Dogberry/Verges (Much Ado About Nothing)

Nico Di Angelo/Will Solace (Riordanverse)

Alex Claremont-Diaz/Henry “Prince Henry” Fox-Mountchristen-Windsor (Red, White & Royal Blue)

Patroclus/Achilles (The Song of Achilles)

F/M :

S1 -

Blue Sargent/Richard Campbell Gansey III (The Raven Cycle)

Sophie Hatter/Wizard Howl Jenkins Pendragon (Howl's Moving Castle)

Abdullah/Flower-in-the-Night (Castle in the Air)

Lettie Hatter/Wizard Suliman a.k.a Benjamin Sullivan (Castle in the Air)

Lady Amalthea/Prince Lír (The Last Unicorn)

Schmendrick/Molly Grue (The Last Unicorn)

Christine Daaé/Vicomte Raoul de Chagny (The Phantom of the Opera)

Jonathan Harker/Mina Murray Harker (Dracula)

Linh Cinder/Prince Kai (The Lunar Chronicles)

Scarlet Benoit/Wolf a.k.a Ze'ev Kelsey (The Lunar Chronicles)

Winter Hayle-Blackburn/Jacin Clay (The Lunar Chronicles)

Kaz Brekker/Inej Ghafa (Six of Crows duology)

Jude Duarte/Cardan Greenbrair (The Folk of the Air series)

Puck Connolly/Sean Kendrick (The Scorpio Races)

Laia of Serra/Elias Veturius (An Ember in the Ashes series)

Evie/Lend (Paranormalcy)

Margaret Welty/Weston Winters (A Far Wilder Magic)

Emily Wilde/Wendell Bambleby (Emily Wilde books)

Lucivar Yaslana/Marian (The Black Jewels trilogy)

Katniss Everdeen/Peeta Mellark (The Hunger Games)

Elizabeth Bennet/Fitzwilliam Darcy (Pride and Prejudice)

Isaac Bell/Marian Morgan (Isaac Bell Books)

Percy Jackson/Annabeth Chase (Riordanverse)

William "Will" Herondale/Tessa Gray (The Infernal Devices)

Princess Anidori-Kiladra Talianna Isilee a.k.a Ani or Isi/Prince Geric (Goose Girl)

Anne Elliot/Capt. Frederick Wentworth (Persuasion)

Finlay Donovan/Det. Nick Anthony (Finlay Donovan)

Francesca Stirling/Micheal Stirling (Bridgerton)

Matthew Clairmont/Diana Bishop (All Souls trilogy)

Penelope/Odysseus (The Odyssey)

Romeo Montague/Juliet Capulet (Romeo and Juliet)

Patricia Delfine/Laurence Armstead (All the Birds in the Sky)

S2 -

Nancy Drew/Ned Nickerson (Nancy Drew series)

Princess Buttercup/Westley (The Princess Bride)

Pepper/Blue (A Closed and Common Orbit)

Matthias Hevlar/Nina Zennik (Six of Crows)

Jane Bennet/Charles Bingley (Pride and Prejudice)

Lucy Carlyle/A.J. Lockwood (Lockwood & Co.)

Kell Maresh/Lila Bard (Shades of Magic)

Marisa Coulter/Lord Asriel Belacqua (His Dark Materials)

Celia Bowen/Marco Alisdair (The Night Circus)

Prudence "Tuppence" Cowley/Thomas "Tommy" Beresford (The Secret Adversary and others)

Roran/Katrina (The Inheritance Cycle)

Mo Folchart/Resa Folchart (Inkheart trilogy)

Kvothe/Denna (Kingkiller's Chronicle)

Anne Shirley/Gilbert Blythe (Anne of Green Gables)

Margaret Hale/John Thornton (North and South)

Jane Eyre/Edward Rochester (Jane Eyre)

Cordelia Naismith/Aral Vorkosigan (The Vorkosigan Saga)

Miles Vorkosigan/Ekaterin Vorsoisson (The Vorkosigan Saga)

Hazel Grace Lancaster/Augustus Waters (The Fault in Our Stars)

Alanna of Trebond/George (Tortall)

Commander Sir Samuel Vimes/Lady Sybil Ramkin (Discworld)

Lord Peter Wimsey/Harriet Vane (Lord Peter Wimsey)

Faramir/Eowyn (The Lord of the Rings)

Cimorene/Mendenbar (The Enchanted Forest Chronicles)

Fox | Celeste/Jacob Reckless (Mirrorworld)

Oliver/Celia (Foul Lady Fortune Duology/These Violent Delights Duology/Secret Shanghai Universe)

Rosalind/Orion (Foul Lady Fortune Duology/These Violent Delights Duology/Secret Shanghai Universe)

Carrie Soto/Bowe Huntley (Carrie Soto Is Back)

Emma Woodhouse/George Knightley (Emma)

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Elias Díaz takes 15. Last worn by Drew Pomeranz in 2021.

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[MLB] Rockies 2023 season's final game 'victory'

Colorado Rockies, Brenton Doyle / photo by Wongeol Jeong   (Denver = Wongeol Jeong) The Colorado Rockies emerged victorious in their home game against the Minnesota Twins.   On October 1st, in the 2023 MLB game held at Colorado’s Coors Field, the Rockies hosted Minnesota and won a tightly contested battle, ending 3-2 after an extended 11 innings.   In this game, Colorado’s starting pitcher, Brent…

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⚾️ Custom framed All Star Game MVP Elias Diaz signed baseball with name plate!

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Memories of an amnesiac reintroduction

[ID: The interior of a masonry temple with a fresco in the middle and a chandelier. The text on the edges says "Memories of an amnesiac", a wip by @caprifoi. end of ID]

It's been a long time since I introduced this and it's changed quite a bit since then so I thought I'd introduce it again.

Genre NA Gothic Fantasy

Main themes • family • religion • identity • grief • queerness • tradition • morality • bloodlines • the past coming back to haunt the present

Setting the port city of Thelerissa, a subtropical town at the conjunction of multiple trade routes

Status drafting book 2 of 3

POV first person dual pov (book 1)

WIP Playlist

Tags #moa #sef #cass

Synopsis

Cassandra has been living on a pirate ship ever since losing her memories two years ago, yet when visions of an unknown woman start haunting her, she knows it must relate to her past. Leaving the only life she's ever known, she ventures to her hometown of Thelerissa to find the woman she's been dreaming about.

Persefona has had enough adventure to last a lifetime. All she wants to do is live out her life in peace and quiet, but Cassandra's presence is making waves in town, forcing her to step out of the shadows and confront what she's been hiding from.

In order to find out Cassandra's past, they'll have to use their resources to delve into the world of the Thelerissan elite. However, secrets hide beneath the facade of a peaceful merchant city and the price for finding them may be too high for both of them...

Main characters

Cassandra "Cass" Diaz. She/her. Former pirate, currently an artist. Righteous and compassionate, but self-questioning. Believes in Fortune.

Persefona "Sef" Báthory. She/he/they. A solitary healer. Bold and debonair, manipulative. The only god he would believe in is himself.

Oscar Ehrenskïold Skavgaard. He/they. Sef's friend (?). Town darling. Actor, playwright and theatre administrator. Generous and affable, lacking in self-esteem. Willing to sacrifice himself if necessary.

Elias Alagumuthu DuPont. He/him. Ballet dancer. Incisive and courteous, inhibited. Believes in the gods of his mother.

Tag list (let me know if you want to be added/removed): @goldlikealexander​, @aphronysus​, @natalierosewrites, @sirius-xm, @wildswritey, @aritany

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i have to say this---but aaron diaz should have played armando and daniel (fake rulli) should have played calderon and erick elias shouldn’t have been cast at all.