TheCatfishJake

@Midday180 2 years ago today boys. The catfish hit the ice, pissed off an entire city, rallied the Preds fans, started a movement and caused @carrieunderwood to tweet her support for the catfish tradition while her man @mikefisher1212 was battling it out. #catfishjake

@JaredStillman @PredsNHL

According to Money Puck, the @PredsNHL now have a 64% chance of making the playoffs.

Can Texas stay hot and knock off Purdue? 🔥 @DaneBradshaw says this Longhorns team is FULL of scorers and peaking at the perfect time. He also loves Matas Vokietaitis and thinks he could be a major problem for the Boilermakers on Thursday. Full interview with @DaneBradshaw: youtu.be/eV2bM6D6Ges

Hard Coaching WORKS🏀 @TheChadWithrow loved what he saw from Brenda Frese, pushing Oluchi Okananwa to believe in herself down the stretch vs UNC.

This is the best 3 minutes of preaching on HELL that you will ever see. R.C. Sproul 👇

Parents, again, stop allowing your kids to be indoctrinated by Ms. Rachel. The good that she provides, does not outweigh the bad. She’s a political propagandist for the Democrat party, who’s happy to work with Mamdani and subvert the rule of law. Your kids deserve better.

@ClayTravis Consider 16U: AAA: $15,000 per season (not including parent travel. also can’t attend traditional school,some organizations mandate go to their academy, $20,000 tuition) AA: $8,000 Doesn’t cover any travel expenses for players or parents A: $6,000 Doesn’t cover travel expenses

And for those of us who have kids playing any travel ball sport, it costs way more than this. Also, the parents who have it the worst of all? Dance team dads and moms. Dance team costs dwarf everything else.

If you’re a parent and you think — spending on kids sports is out of control — you’re not wrong. Look at spending on youth sports since 2019. Graphic via @wsj.

@ClayTravis Compare dance teams to travel hockey

@ClayTravis @WSJ Travel hockey is through the roof. It’s different than others because it requires ice and it’s limited space in the area. And the local pro team monopolizes and dictates

The World Cup is another chance to prove America’s soccer culture is real, it’s unique, and it’s only getting bigger, @AlexiLalas tells @TheChadWithrow and @HuttonOutkick

We are LIVE on a Monday.

Madden Orlovsky who has autism, breaks into "You've Got a Friend in Me" while his father Dan Orlovsky watches on with tears in his eyes.

Good morning @LeeStrobel , is there any chance you can reach out to @burackbobby_ for a very important conversation with questions I believe you would be great at handling ?

Throwback to 2023 NCAA Tournament coverage... Charles Barkley said he used to shower in his uniform, leaving Clark Kellogg in hysterics. And the late, great Greg Gumbel couldn't believe it. Chuck: "But it's easier to do it that way." 🏀🤣#MarchMadness

For sure. Also, I want to reiterate why I post these questions about the Bible and Jesus. I had never looked into it until late August. And I'm fascinated. I so badly want to be a believer. Jesus is the most famous and influential person who ever lived. It's not close. So many people believe this carpenter who lived just over 30 years was extraordinary, divine, a person of miracles, and God. The story is that he rose from the dead. Just think about that as a neutral observer: the claim is that one person in the history of mankind was raised from the dead and is the Lord. I personally think the claims are so unusual that it's going to take me more than someone saying it's true because a few people wrote it down decades later. But that's just me. That's not to say it's wrong or that I will never believe. But I need convincing. And that convincing is what I seek. I also think I'm not alone in the journey. Many of you have reached out, experiencing the same hopes and doubts. I welcome ALL views, except for the people who just say "read the Bible and shut up." Don't be one of those people. You sound weak. You are trying to overcompensate for your own doubts, the ones you are too afraid to admit. It's okay to admit you don't know everything. That's how I began this thread in August: by admitting I don't have the answers but hope to find them.

Huge replay decision, missed that one even with replay

@burackbobby_ The seeking is the key brother. It’s exactly the right thing, discussing, questioning and seeking.

I know things got heated in the mentions yesterday, but I appreciate everyone who gave their opinion (except the emotional hemophiliacs). Looking to continue these types of discussions further. We welcome all doubt, questions, and opinions from people who can handle themselves.

“It’s frustrating, it sucks and all the good stuff this week kind of feels like I threw it away today.” Brandt Snedeker shares his heartbreak and disappointment after falling from T2 to T18 @ValsparChamp in search of his first victory in 8 years.

Recently watched @louistheroux’s Netflix documentary Inside the Manosphere, and along with seeing a few other viral characters in the “looksmaxing” community couldn’t help but think how sad it all is. Scripture particularly warns against vanity rooted in pride. Pride precedes ruin, and arrogance of spirit leads to downfall (Prov 16:18), while God resists the proud but gives grace to the humble (James 4:6). Nothing — not a single thing — should be done from selfish ambition or vanity, but rather through humility, considering others superior to oneself (Phil 2:3). Though the “looksmaxing” community masquerades as a masculine movement, I can’t help but read scriptures’ warnings to women and their preoccupation with looks to be relevant to the group. The Bible is clear that charm is deceptive and beauty is vain, but the woman (or in this case men) who fears the Lord will be praised (Prov 31:30). Adornment should not be external elaborate hairstyles, gold jewelry, or fine clothing (dare I add jaw/hairline and muscular silhouette) as discussed in 1 Pet 3:3–4, but rather inner character. The Pharisees practiced their works to be seen by others, loving the best places at banquets and greetings in the marketplace (Matt 23:5–7), illustrating how vanity corrupts spiritual practice. God told Samuel not to look at appearance or height, because while humans see the exterior, God sees the heart (1 Sam 16:7). The wise, strong, and rich are warned not to boast in their accomplishments (Jer 9:23–24), redirecting glory toward God alone. I’m reminded this morning to pray for the lost, poor, and dangerously and unfulfillingly sad figures at the head of these particular movements.

The time for political correctness is over. America needs to WAKE UP and BAN Sharia Law.

What a great night at the Cal Ripken Sr. Foundations Aspire Gala last night in Baltimore. MD. I got to spend some time with my buddy Billy Ripken and talk with one of my heroes Cal Ripken Jr. I met all the Ripken children including @ryanripkenshow who is a great guy! I got to see my old hitting coach Jim Rice and chat with Andre Dawson. I also talked with Harold Baines and congratulated him on his Hall for Fame induction. Here Billy is telling a funny story about an error he made in a Spring training game. Billy is a funny guy! Apologies for the amateurish video. Life is good! 😊 #shegone @notgaetti @BobFile @twuench @billdubs @iamrags @artofhitting @BLocsports @ClintHurdle13 @MLBPAA