Chris Fleming

@RGIII @OuttaPocketRG3 Bad form for Geno. Poor sportsmanship at best, sore loser at worst and a really poor example for his players.

Dear Basketball Fans, this is a safe space. What do you think about Geno Auriemma skipping the post game handshake with Dawn Staley after UConn lost to South Carolina?

@MLFootball THIS is the kind of story we should hear about Baker. He's a class act. This is what a leader looks like.

WHOLESOME: #Bucs QB Baker Mayfield donated $17,900 to a struggling Florida high school football team, which used the funds for equipment… and went on to WIN the state title. “I got chills thinking about it” Baker Mayfield is a class act. Truly amazing.

@VanderlansJim The Captain. I think every NYK fan misses him. I remember him playing through pain, inspiring his team to victory. A really great man, too. Warm, genuine. He left this world way too soon. RIP

April 2, 1970 - Willis Reed scores a game high of 36 points, plus he adds a game high 36 rebounds, in the New York #Knicks 101-80 victory over the Baltimore Bullets in Game 5 of the Eastern Division Semifinals. #NBA #OTD #1970s #NewYorkForever

@MLFootball Cam is going to do great things in the NFL. I love the work ethic and the message from a team leader.

POWERFUL: #Titans star Cam Ward on showing up at the practice facility every day at 5AM. “I grew up watching my Dad wake up at 4:30 for a job he didnt like, so if I can’t wake up early and work hard at a job I do like, I shouldnt be playing football” 👏

@DaleStarkA10 Four tours in Vietnam?! Who knew the situation on the ground better than Col. Hackworth? He spoke the truth that the US Army didn't want to hear.

Col. David Hackworth fought in Korea and four tours in Vietnam. - 2 Distinguished Service Crosses - 10 Silver Stars (Army record) - 8 Purple Hearts - Multiple Bronze Stars with Valor In 1971 he went on national TV and called Vietnam “a bad war that could not be won” and demanded immediate withdrawal. The Army went after him hard. Launched investigations, smeared his character, dredged up old rumors, threatened court martial, and forced him to retire under a cloud. If X existed back then a bunch of bots would have been calling him a traitor. Hackworth loved the country enough to tell the truth. Patriot.

@Mauty480 Grissom was one of the Mercury astronauts, too. He had the Right Stuff, indeed. RIP hero.

Two days after the Artemis II launch, we remember Gus Grissom, born on this day 100 years ago in the tiny town of Mitchell, IN. He perished on January 27, 1967 during the pre-launch test of Apollo I. Due to his seniority, he would have likely been our first man on the moon.

@OleTimeHardball ED was the complete package in a RB. Speed, quickness (not the same thing, btw), strength, athletic ability, field vision. Great RBs can sense when a hole will develop. I recall Payton mention waiting 4 this. It's no coincidence his name always comes up when discussing RB GOATs.

Eric Dickerson would dominate today’s NFL

@JohnFox___ @FastbreakHoops5 Yes! When they went against each other it was a battle of greats. They made each other better.

@harvestnotes @FastbreakHoops5 Magic's ball-handling skills were incredible too.

You youngins didn’t know Larry Bird moved this nice 😮‍💨

@KwikWarren Cronkite was great; Edward R. Murrow was an institution, indeed, schools of journalism have been named for him.

Cronkite…by far.

@JudyB1313 @MonikaWiesak He always held tightly to the concept of public service. He was raised with those values, which were passed on.

@harvestnotes @MonikaWiesak Written by JFK while recovering from a back operation caused by injuries suffered from serving in WWll. JFK was a genuine war hero.

The United States is neither omnipotent not omniscient. We are only 6% of the world’s population & we cannot impose our will upon the other 94% of mankind. We cannot right every wrong or reverse each adversity. There cannot be an American solution to every world problem. - JFK

@BigBlueVCR @CarlBanksGIII There are so many highlight-reel plays by @CarlBanksGIII the hard part is probably deciding on which ones to leave out.

When the great @CarlBanksGIII asks you find highlights of him & the dominant NY Giants defense shutting down the Redskins' running game in the 1986 NFC Championship Game, holding them to 40 yards rushing in a 17-0 shutout? Well, you drop what you are doing & get it done.

@Emotion78687 Novak used to do impressions of the other players, he was spot on with the mannerisms of each player, they were hilarious.

You’ve got to love Novak Djokovic’s sense of humor 😂

@Hoang_HQ Dr. Zhivago

A tragic love story amidst the turmoil of war in a romantic epic. Can you name this movie? 🤔

@Jason_R_Burt Sgt. Collier “War Daddy” in Fury.

If you can place this photograph, you’re my kind of people. 😎

@70sYankees Lloyd Free

Bobby Jones

@miles_commodore Looks like a certain notorious fraternity at Faber College..

I really don’t want to have to block anyone, but if this picture is unfamiliar to you we have a real problem.

@ctrlnarrative @NBA_NewYork The expression? Priceless. 😃

Allan Houston pulled up on this dude in Miami wearing his signed jersey😭 (h/t @NBA_NewYork)

@shea_Hello JK was always in the shadow of Tom Terrific, as you say, he was consistent. Probably would have been star on another team.

Jerry Koosman. Underrated pitcher IMO. Guy was nails. Number retired, deservingly so-but still underrated to me. We don’t talk about Jerry as much as we should.