Jeremy Ray

@JeffKerrPHL No disagreement here, but I feel like his perception took a hit when he followed up his breakout campaign by struggling to clear .200 the next season.

Pat Burrell was a much better player than people give him credit for. Travesty he didn’t make the All-Star Game in 2008. #Phillies

@NotThatTomGreen @BostonNooga You’re getting all the Horace and VK Wallstreet you can handle.

@BostonNooga Most of the nWo is dead. Don’t think they can do much anymore.

I am a firm believer that you need at least a few insane people on your timeline for entertainment purposes

@TheDrainmaker The other six spots will be filled when the player unlocks those characters.

14 wrestlers just announced for G1 Climax 36: Block A: Konosuke Takeshita Yota Tsuji SANADA Shingo Takagi Jake Lee Boltin Oleg Hirooki Goto Block B: Callum Newman Zack Sabre Jr. Shota Umino Yuya Uemura Ren Narita Drilla Moloney Gabe Kidd Rest 6 spots will be filled by: • IWGP Tag Team Champions • 4 Play-in winners STARTING JULY 11 IN CHICAGO. 🔥

@MikeSielski …I accept your apology?

Sorry, Philly fans. The #Knicks unite New York like no other team in that city and region. There are fans of all races, creeds, colors, genders, and classes who have waiting for this for more than half a century. If you don’t appreciate that, you don’t really appreciate sports.

@Ranger2Marchan This was what, his second or third career start? And then we all spent the next five years chasing that dragon.

“The Miz” could never reach these heights

@WrestleMagazine @TheTankToland I’m not going to pretend to know what Tank Toland’s ceiling should have been, but it’s at least higher than one half of The Dicks.

“McDonald’s! Meet your McChampion!” Tank Toland has entered the building

@PhillyFanLife The best part is that it did not disappoint, so now imagine the reaction once he gets a real cheesesteak recommendation.

The Europeans are leaning into the Philadelphia culture ahead of the World Cup!

@LWOSPWAlexR I do wonder if the whole ‘landing on another person’ part of it made her more cautious and not do the move full speed.

Zayda getting shit on for trying something on ROH is nuts man. Young wrestlers get 0 chance to try new things and learn anymore I swear

@Bulvarpress Surely these will end up in the hands of firefighters, and only firefighters.

Bir çocuk, itfaiye erleri için özel olarak tasarlanmış her kapıyı açan ürünü tanıttı.

@975TheFanatic Schwarber, Harper, Marsh, Sanchez, Duran and we’ll see about Wheeler

The All-Star Break is a month away in Philadelphia! Which Phillies players do you think deserve a spot in the All-Star Game? #phillies #allstargame 📸 Kevin C. Cox/Getty Images

@RJCity1 “We can find the top half of a head anywhere.”

Love how Tim Allen is like “we can’t reboot Home Improvement because the boys are difficult” when Wilson died in 2003.

@MDMTedDiBiase Must be Burt Reynolds or something.

Poolside with Virgil and Robin Leach on Lifestyles of the Rich and Famous! Anyone want to guess whose house we were really at? #flashbackfriday

@EmilyJayePro @DirtyFinish Jack Vaughn is gonna make a TikTok about your shirt.

this is the best shirt i’ve ever received @DirtyFinish

Why dont wrestlers name their stables like Motown groups all these names are so terrible cuz they're trying to be meta/wrestling-centric like why wouldn't a group of three to five tough people just call themselves the Flamingos and beat people up and let the money roll in idk man

@AATBirds Deral Boykin

Name a #Eagle nobody remembers I’ll start : Michael Sinclair

@TerryFranconia What if dinosaurs never went extinct?

What’s the biggest what if in history?

@Fly_EaglesBets Yeah, they were forced to bring him in after the plan to replace Trot with Mark Simoneau failed spectacularly.

93 days until Eagles football, and today we highlight one of the most unique players in franchise history: Levon Kirkland. In 2002, the Eagles started a middle linebacker who was built more like a nose tackle. Kirkland was listed at 275 pounds, but during a game against Dallas after a tackle for loss, the commentators laughed at that number, saying “275 is a joke” because he was clearly well over 300. Even by NFL standards, he was considered one of the biggest linebackers ever to play the position. He only spent one season in Philly, but Kirkland remains a true one-of-one. 93 days until Week 1. Do you remember him? 🦅⏳

@SlothenKing @WrestlingCovers I’m guessing Lio? He used it a bit in WWE on other cruisers and they always made it look good.

@WrestlingCovers I've only seen one person make the move look semi passable. And it wasn't displayed here, I can tell you that much.

ROLLING UNPRETTIHER!! ZAYDA STEEL JUST PINNED CASSIE LEE! The IInspiration are now 2-3 in ROH. #WatchROH #RingOfHonor

@MattLamarch88 @MorbidKnowledge Not according to where the asterisk is. Unless it’s supposed to say “before he was mealed to death” like the bear made a meal of him…that must be it.

@JRayfromPA @MorbidKnowledge I know right? Also its spelled mauled

This was the final image found on wildlife photographer Charles Gibbs' camera shortly before he was m*aled to d*ath. He took it after spotting a grizzly bear and her three cubs in Glacier National Park. On April 25, 1987, Charles Gibbs, 40, from Libby, Montana, was hiking with his wife Glenda near Elk Mountain in Glacier National Park when they spotted a female grizzly with her three yearling cubs high on the mountain's southwest face. Gibbs decided to get closer. His wife continued to the car. His camera told the rest of the story. The final photographs showed the bears charging directly toward him from approximately 50 feet away. Park officials believe he climbed a nearby tree to escape. The sow climbed up after him and pulled him down, ma*ling him to d*ath beneath it. When Gibbs did not return that night, Glenda reported him missing. His body was found the following day. The National Park Service's official records of grizzly fatalities at Glacier confirm his de*th on April 25, 1987, classifying it as a defensive response by the bear. No action was taken against the sow or her cubs. His photographs were published posthumously in The Hungry Horse News, the wildlife publication he had always dreamed of being featured in.