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@BaseballQuotes1 He must be paid by the word. He talks way too much, and much of his incessant noise has nothing to do with the game. Let the game breathe and shhhhhhhh ... take a step back and let us enjoy the game, please.

Matt Vasgersian called the Giants/Yankees game last night in San Francisco, that ended around 11 pm EST Today he's calling the Mets/Pirates game in Queens, where first pitch was set for 1:15 pm EST What a legend

@sigg20 @Jimfrombaseball facebook.com/share/v/18C7uQ…

Athletes We Remember From the Past #Dodgers #Pirates #MLB #nostalgia

@Captain2Corner Bednar went 4-0 with 10 saves for the Yankees last year in 22 games after the trade.

1-10 how much do you trust David Bednar to be the Yankees’ closer? #NYY #RepBX

@MLB Two of the all-time greatest players in MLB history, who get respect, but not nearly enough respect, in my opinion, are Henry Aaron and Stan Musial. Both are underrated and under-respected as far as I am concerned.

DYK: Hank Aaron remains in the top 3 all-time in Hits (3,771-3rd), Home Runs (755-2nd), RBI (2,297-1st), Total Bases (6,856-1st), and Extra Base Hits (1,477-1st). Named an All-Star a record 25 times, Aaron was born OTD in 1934. #BlackHistoryMonth

How many here actually still like Meatloaf?

@landofthe80s Nearly anything mathematical will work after 85 beers. Just saying.

What kind of voodoo magic is this?

@BBGreatMoments Batters running out (running hard) grounders to short. Breaking up DPs with takeout slides. Collisions at home between runners and catchers. Pitchers not showing up hitters (no fist pumps, chest thumps). Batters not showing up pitchers (no bat flips or pointing to heaven).

@BBGreatMoments Steve Balboni

Name a forgotten first baseman that only true fans of your favorite team would remember.

@Captain2Corner Dooley Womack.

Name a random relief pitcher of the Yankees’ past ⬇️ ⬇️ (I’ll start) #NYY #RepBX

@jk_rowling @ForWomenScot Thanks for the nota bene warning. If that's the case, perhaps I should bid higher. 🤔😅

Annotating as I read to review. Might auction my scribbled-on copy, proceeds to go to @ForWomenScot. NB: nobody who’s offended by swearing should bid.

@Todd_Spence Well done. Funny and creative.

Legally Blonde + A Few Good Men = perfection 👏

@themrs805 Sasquatch-Americans might question your "that's it" assertion. 🤔

@jk_rowling I've never read that in a novel ... "She entered the room with confidence. Her breasts were valid." JKR, feel free to use that in an upcoming story, if so moved. 😅

I'm confident my breasts are valid, but I've always had nagging doubts about my spleen.

@NoContextBrits He must work at AI/Pipeline

@BBGreatMoments Deferring money is not the issue, though I believe players should get interest on the deferred money--but that is their negotiation, not mine. What matters is that the team is not charged for actual AAV as part of yearly luxury tax tables. That is a loophole and should be closed.

Should MLB allow this amount of deferred money?

@909One @Jimfrombaseball You might have typo'd ... Mick hit 35 homers in 1964.

I remember both HRs clearly. Took Barney Schultz long. Mantle came back from the ‘63 injury with 34 HR .303 BA and 111 R’sBI. I knew those numbers by heart. However, I just looked him up and he led the AL in OPS and OBP too. No one was talking about OPS or OBP back then. Even after his career tailed off and his BA dropped < .300 his Lifetime OPS was a not-too-shabby .977. One helluva Base Ball Player. Still one of the very best for me.

"I remember hearing how he had lost a step and was a little past his prime. But when he got me in the 9th, going the other way with a shot to left-center, and hitting that game winner earlier in the series, I couldn't help but think how good this guy truly was...and he was." Bob Gibson on Mickey Mantle's 18th and final World Series home run, Game 7,`64 WS.

@jk_rowling Go with Thyme, and change your last name to Turner. 😁

Little known fact: in ancient times non-binary people chose their names by selecting the herb or periodic table element with the exact same number of letters as their Enneagram type. Should I decide to abandon the binary, I will go by Thyme or Boron.

@packers @WesHod Autocorrect made a typo ... it should read: Caffey, not Coffey.

@packers @WesHod The team...with Hornung, Taylor, Starr, Nitschke, Pitts, Dowler, McGee, Skoronski, Kramer, Gregg, Thurston, Dale, Fleming, Adderley, Wood, Kostelnik, Robinson, Aldridge, Davis, Jordan, Coffey, Jeter, Brown and Lombardi. All of those guys got it started for me as a Packer Backer.

Who made you a Packers fan? Let us know in the comments! 📬 @WesHod

@Jimfrombaseball Also attending Van Nuys High School at the time was Natalie Wood.

“I have nothing bad to say about Geri Rosenthal at all. She always conducted herself in a manner which I thought was consistent with being a decent person" Former Las Vegas Mayor Oscar Goodman Geri McGee pictured as a Senior Portrayed in the film "Casino" Not sure if the other two made something of themselves. "Senior Yearbook", 1954 Van Nuys High School