Ryan Yeager

Public sector Teamsters don’t just work in city or county government. They maintain roads, teach in schools, build bridges, protect and serve the public, and much more. Join us in thanking these public servants during Public Services Recognition Week!

Amazing comeback win by #Sixers to take Game 7! Philly is a city that thrives on being underestimated. People love to count us out, but we never stop fighting! 🔥 Help us keep that Philly energy strong so we can send a fighter to Congress on May 19! chrisrabb.com/donate

ROUND 1 ✅ Boston, please be classy my friends! I still love and respect you!!

LETS GOOOOOOOOOOO

Embiid got no meniscus or organs left and he still gonna give u a smooth 32-9-7

Joel Embiid appreciation post. 👏

The Public Services and Health Care Division of the Teamsters Union is one of the largest and fastest-growing divisions in the union. In the last month, nearly 500 workers in both the public sector and health care industry in five states joined our ranks. Public sector and health care workers alike know they get more as Teamsters.

@FoleysOnSouth @2008Philz Andrew Knapp

Giving away 2 tix to tonight’s Phillies game. To enter: 1) Follow this account 2) Name any ex-Phillies player in the replies Winner randomly selected at 1:00pm. Game is at 7:20pm. Seats are in sec. 136.

When I check the Phillies score in the middle of the function

@penguins Sleep with one eye open tonight, bird.

REPOST IF YOU'RE FLYERED UP.

if we can get to the moon again we can get regional rail that runs at least every half hour

Learn to park @JohnFetterman

Hey no pressure Andrew Painter but if we don’t win tomorrow I might light myself on fire

Governor of Phillydilly

it’s Phillies opening day which means the people who followed me for my politics tweets are about to find out those are actually what I’m normal about.

NEW: It's now more lucrative to have a losing sports team than a championship team. We examined the Boston Red Sox to see how private equity and cost cutting invaded sports. In this era, teams want to sell good players for profit more than they want to have a good season.