Michael Ende

Supporting my students is my passion and something I look forward to every day. There's no greater sense of satisfaction than working with a student at the outset of their law school career, watching them grow & develop, and, sharing in the joy of them landing that first big job.

@AndrewLichey @notgaetti That’s NOT what he asked.

@notgaetti RF and DH are NOT premium positions.

Oh, duh: • Ruth P/RF • Ohtani P/DH

@YankeesPod 11

Fill in the blank: Trent Grisham will have _____ HRs in 2026.

@BBGreatMoments I had tickets for 4 and didn’t go to any of them—Jim Abbott, Doc Gooden, David Wells, and David Cone. There’s a story for each of them. It’s a painful past.

Have you ever witnessed a no-hitter, perfect game, or one that came really close?

@BeatlemaniaUK It drives me crazy that almost no one is answering the actual question. The answer is false. Listen to the Star Club recordings—it’s George.

True or false? 'Roll Over Beethoven' was sung by John up until they recorded it and George sang instead. #Beatles #TheBeatles

@UsefulFoma @SheriBowling @SecretJB13 @Jad333_ That’s such wonderful news, Rob! Congratulations all around!

Our oldest and his wife just found out that they will be having a baby boy, making @SheriBowling and I grandparents for the first time! @SecretJB13 @Jad333_ love you both, we are so excited!!

@Gibboanxious No Miracle? No Overboard? And a 5 second voiceover from Gump?

#HappyBirthday to Kurt Russell (75) his top 10 movies: 10. Escape from New York 9. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood 8. Guardians of the Galaxy: Vol. 2 7. Fast & Furious 7 6. Tombstone 5. Big Trouble in Little China 4. The Hateful Eight 3. Bone Tomahawk 2. Forrest Gump 1. The Thing

@DynoDangle That’s a standard NHL entry level contract.

Three years?!?!? For a guy with ZERO NHL experience?!?!?

@Jimfrombaseball No apologies—keep up the great posts. You’re helping to keep baseball history alive.

@OCSDean My error, my personal apologies!!

"Most pitchers experiment with a spitter but soon give it up. If you don’t throw it correctly, it is just a hanging curveball, a gopher pitch." Gaylord Perry. Bob Shaw was throwing at spring training when Perry observed how Perry's pitches dipped sharply. Asked how he did it, Shaw showed Perry how to throw a spitball in 1964. "Gaylord Perry’s big right hand started to move and people started to boo. First he touched his cap, sliding his fingers across the visor, bringing them down along the right side of his head, stopping behind his ear. Then the hand went across his uniform, touching his chest, his neck. Was all this to cre­ate a diversionary action? Was he simply having fun?" Gerald Eskenazi, New York Times. "When Rod Carew was inducted into baseball’s Hall of Fame, Panamanian flags waved. When Ferguson Jenkins was inducted, Canadian flags were flown. When Gaylord Perry was inducted, it began to rain." George Owens, Utica Observer-Dispatch. "We were in Texas and it was 100 degrees and I’m thinking why in the world would he be wearing a jacket in 100-degree weather? Later I went into his locker to look at the jacket and he had a tube of KY Jelly in the pocket." Ryan Sundberg caught Gaylord Perry for 3 years. "Man, I tried everything. When my wife was having babies, the doctor would send over all kinds of stuff and I'd try that, too. Once I even used fishing line oil." Gaylord Perry would fidget on the mound, touching his cap, his glove, his uniform, his face. Perry titled his mid-career autobiography "Me and the Spitter" and legendarily offered his services to Vaseline as a pitchman, the response to which was contained in a one-line postcard. "We soothe babies' asses, not baseballs."

@BBGreatMoments Stolen directly from a post by @notgaetti, who you’ve now blocked. This is unacceptable. Stop stealing the content developed by others!

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@delspacefranco I was at the rock hall twice last spring, loved it, and would go back again any time.

Theres nothing with Ohio Except the snow and the rain I really like Drew Carey and I'd love to see the rock n roll hall of fame

@60sPsychJukebox And I proudly own a copy with The Beatles Again label, passed down from my parents.

February 26th 1970 Originally, the album was to be called The Beatles Again. Shortly before the record was released, however, the title was changed to Hey Jude in order to promote the inclusion of the top-selling song that led off side two. The title change occurred after the record labels were printed, and an untold number of copies of the LP were sold with labels with the title The Beatles Again. This was also true for cassette copies of the album, which retained the original title. Thanks to MJD @MJD20141694 for the photo!

@NYSportsHipster @adamdigital Len is very much alive.

@adamdigital RIP Len

If there were a Mt. Rushmore for local sports anchors, Len Berman is on it. His nightly updates were must-watch for me, as was “Spanning the World.” He did play-by-play for St. John’s basketball during the Carnesecca era and for the Knicks and the Mets on radio. I remember him on pay-per-view boxing broadcasts back when boxing featured Pernell Whitaker and Julio César Chávez. Always a breath of fresh air on WNBC Channel 4 and during those fights.

@UsefulFoma @ejholmes76 @tommys54321 I am, Rob. Need 7 for the blue backs and 4 for the black (not counting 71-77 on the black).

@OCSDean @ejholmes76 @tommys54321 Michael, are you building the 70 and 71 Fleer Laughlin WS sets?

A hodge podge of recent pickups, with special thanks to @ejholmes76 for the cool 1969 stamp miscut and to @tommys54321 for the Fleer WS cards (the rest courtesy of WhatNot auctions).

6:19 and I’m already over the Super Bowl broadcast. Just get to the game.

@S_U_Network Morris Buttermaker.

Who’s your favorite coach of all time? A) Nick Saban B) Eric Taylor C) Lou Brown D) Phil Jackson E) Gordon Bombay F) Bill Belichick G) Jack Lengyel H) Gregg Popovich I) Ken Carter J) Herb Brooks K) Jimmy McGinty L) Norman Dale M) Bud Kilmer N) Comment another coach ✍️

@delspacefranco I always am.

Let's make some baseball and hockey card trades...who down?

@delspacefranco @MollieeWalkerr Probably true, and Drury brought that on himself.

@OCSDean @MollieeWalkerr I understand Rangers had no leverage...

Hey @MollieeWalkerr - can you ask Drury if he realizes he sucks at this?

@Azurri666 @TwinsWild16 Also Coco Laboy and Juan Rios from the 1970 set.

@TwinsWild16 Yes! A beaut, thanks

I don’t know squat about Wes Covington but he seems cool and I bought this because I couldn’t think or many (or any) other bat rack cards. Can you?