Adam Kress

@MikeSaccocio Always a big fan of "Higashioka, The Home Run Stroka!"

Top 5 John Sterling HR calls: 1. A-bomb from A-Rod (obviously) 2. Robbie Cano dont ya know 3. The Grandy man can 4. Burn baby bern 5. Thrilla from Godzilla HM: Tex message, age of Gregorious, here comes the Judge

@alphafox According to Joe Rogan she is "trained" and therefor can kill any untrained man in a street fight.

Woman wins blackbelt of the year by destroying balsa wood:

@DanClarkSports You think he was supposed to tell on himself??? 🤣🤣

This is a freaking disgrace and needs to be called out! After reading Rule 5.09(a)(1), I do not believe TJ Friedl caught this ball. If a player drops the ball upon falling, it is not a catch. What's worse, he would have known he dropped it, yet chose not to make that clear...

@lgsmithcoaching @Disco_Dave1989 @ThomasSowell Concise and well put. This is how I remember it too.

@Disco_Dave1989 @ThomasSowell No. Conan's style just didn't work for the tonight show. I used to watch him all the time . It was pretty easy to see it just wasn't a good fit

Jay Leno reveals why he regrets trusting Jimmy Kimmel.

@cubs1917 @RayLennon8 @awfulannouncing Because he knows that spot should have gone to him.

@RayLennon8 @awfulannouncing Jerry, looks like he'd rather have been hit in the head and killed by a golf ball

Gregg Giannotti claims Brandon Tierney’s former producers have been celebrating his rant

@ResedaCC @OneOutOf4 And Anton Fig went on to be David Letterman's house band drummer.

@OneOutOf4 Spider featured Holly Knight (keyboard player/song writer) and Anton Fig on drums. Holly went on to write hits for: Pat Benatar, Kiss, John Waite, Aerosmith, Heart etc…

This American band from New York played from 1977-1984. ‘Better Be Good To Me’ was released in 1981. 👉🏻 Name the band. 👉🏻 What did they change their name to in 1982? 👉🏻 Who covered this song?

@mushedtates @Aliathewhite This is an excellent point.

@Aliathewhite Rock in the 90s introduced themes of self deprecating/self loathing loser mentality. Rock was empowering b4 then mostly about having fun, getting girls etc. It shifted with grunge/alternative rock and became “I’m a loser” “I’m a creep” “I hate myself”. The entire psyche changed

The '90s marked the end of White dominance in popular music. They replaced us with barely intelligible black rappers engineered to drag society straight into the intellectual gutter.

@Habbymchaberson @fedsurrection @Aliathewhite @martianwyrdlord Buddy, I'd like to buy you a beer some time because I couldn't agree more and have been saying this for decades now.

@fedsurrection @Aliathewhite @martianwyrdlord Nirvana kicked off the decline. Fuckin depressing song after depressing song, no wonder the shift to pop acts in the late 90s to counteract this which led to the shitty landscape we are in today music-wise. I don't know if there is a more overrated act since 1990.

@TommyPettonJr @DrGuitar He's been doing some version of this since the early 2000's and I agree with you, it's a crime against the audience.

@DrGuitar That's almost fraud to charge money for this.

Why does he sing like this?

@WillNick842 @RealTimers @GovChristie @billmaher @cafreeland Exactly! There's no amount of truth telling this SOB can do now to make up for how he villainized NJ public workers and destroyed their livelihoods so badly they still haven't recovered. Fat bag of monkey shit lied about damn near everything for decades and NOW he's Mr. Truth?

@RealTimers @GovChristie @billmaher @cafreeland Chris Christie was a failed NJ governor who screwed over public workers and left office with a historically low approval rating. He’s reinvented himself as “Republican politician who hates Trump” and gets to be on TV twice a week now.

"Well knock me over with a feathered boa." @GovChristie spills the tea on what Republicans say to each other when we're not listening on this week's #RTOvertime with @BillMaher and @cafreeland. WATCH MORE: youtu.be/3rn57brxT-g

@jpstewart54 @Jimfrombaseball According to Cramer's book Joe D. didn't leave the house unless he was getting paid somehow.

@Jimfrombaseball Joe went way down in my estimation when I read he refused an autograph for a kid at Rao's. Stated he gets paid for autographs. They had reserved his seat and comped his meals for years. Rao's then barred him.

At the age of 74, Joe DiMaggio was sitting with the American League President and ex-teammate Dr. Bobby Brown at Candlestick Park when the 1989 San Francisco earthquake hit. Joe DiMaggio was next spotted seeking aid at a Red Cross shelter, holding garbage bags in his hands. "My home has been pretty badly damaged,” DiMaggio said, "and right now they won`t let me back in. They won't allow it.” Richard Cramer wrote in his book, "Joe DiMaggio: The Hero's Life", that the garbage bags DiMaggio was holding were full of about $600,000 in cash from memorabilia signings. The 'Yankee Clipper' was known for trusting people less and less as he got older, and it seemed to be another sign he was looking out for himself. Joe DiMaggio was held captive for five months by his lawyer, Morris Engelberg, while he died in the hospital. Engelberg had the legendary ball player's 1936 World Series ring pried from his finger moments after he passed away. Engelberg built a trust with DiMaggio by making him more money than all of his previous business partners. However, the deceptive lawyer was hoping to take much more without DiMaggio ever knowing. Engelberg stashed hundreds of thousands of dollars' worth of DiMaggio's memorabilia, like lithographs, balls, and canceled checks, without DiMaggio's knowledge, hoping to sell them and pocket the profits.

@VaughnFry @BradHamilton89 @RetroNewsNow LIES! That kid grew up to be Reba McEntire.

@BradHamilton89 @RetroNewsNow That “shit stain” saved the world.

📺On January 28, 1984, NBC aired the ‘Diff’rent Strokes’ episode, ‘The Hitchhikers,’ in which Arnold and Kimberly learn the dangers of hitchhiking when they are abducted and held captive by a sinister man

@JohnEddieMusic Your REAL BIG DECK was destroyed? Man, that sucks! I'll bet Bobby next door is laughing his ass off unless his lesser deck is affected too.

Update from the frozen tundra that is Nashville. Going on day five of no power…one of my trees crashed and destroyed my deck and took a power line down with it…good times…but I’m luckier than a lot of folks…i was able to hole up in a hotel room when things got bad…here’s hoping everyone is safe and staying warm…if you’re somewhere with power and WiFi check out my new songs Wish There Was A Pill and Jean Jacket on Bandcamp…click on the link below and check em out for free then download em if you’re rich…all monies go to releasing more new music…otherwise you can stream Jean Jacket now and Wish There Was A Pill starting February 13th on all the popular streaming services! Big freezing luv JE johneddie.bandcamp.com

@Alsboringtweets Still shots from the set of Boogie Nights? Isn't that Philip Seymour Hoffman on the right?

With rumors of Frank Reich joining the Jets staff, here's a post I thought you might want to see

@D_Joseph66 @JVMonte2 Greatest female lead of that era. An incredible voice that hardly anyone ever heard. I mean...youtu.be/HrfvTAcajR4?si…

What hard rock or metal album do you feel is massively underrated?

@kurtsiegelin $10Billion in funded research a year for B10 Academic Alliance members. Not really something to sneeze at on the academic side of conference membership. @RUAthletics needs to figure it out but for now possibly getting our name on a cancer cure might be worth the beatings.

RU many yrs if ever from turning ath dept profit (only a few schools do btw), but are they just supposed to keep eating HuGe deficits for right to get smoked by half dozen B10 schools every yr? Have no doubt about KZ's earnestness(!) but is a hard convo coming on the banks?

@5_Slice_Rick @On3Richie @3xOptionShow @RutgersOn3 Except you don't even know that because Cuban's donations are undisclosed but admitted by all to be "significant" and he already reloaded for next season. Cignetti did a miraculous job but he did it with a resource few will have. At least until Cuban shows others how he profited.

@AdamGKress @On3Richie @3xOptionShow @RutgersOn3 Hey tough guy Indiana didn’t even break top 30 in NIL spend , Cubans not even th top donor . Maybe one day Rutgahs will get there , they got this kid Jackie Aprile Jr I like as a dark horse for the Heismen

Former Ohio State HC Urban Meyer picks Rutgers as one of three teams who could be the next Indiana 📈 🎦 via @3xOptionShow Discuss @RutgersOn3👉 on3.com/boards/threads…

@5_Slice_Rick @On3Richie @3xOptionShow @RutgersOn3 That's really cute you think it was majority Cignetti coaching and not Mark Cuban's $$ purchasing the best 23+ year olds money can buy to play for him.

@On3Richie @3xOptionShow @RutgersOn3 There will be no next Indiana because you need an all time coach , Cignettis don’t grow on trees

@bigten @finebaum That wasn’t COLLEGE FOOTBALL!!! You shudnt be apologizing Paul you clown!!!! These are professional football players getting paid so what kind of job did Cignetti do? He had Cuban’s money and he spent it on 25. 26 and 27 year olds. It’s fine just stop calling it college football!

@Jimfrombaseball Nolan Ryan was voted "Most Handsome" grades 10 & 12. How much you want to bet the guy who took the title in 11th grade took an inside fastball to the mug in practice one day between grades?

"In my opinion, the greatest game ever pitched was between the San Francisco Giants and Milwaukee Braves on July 2, 1963. Forty-two-year-old Warren Spahn and 25-year-old Juan Marichal each went 16 innings and the game ended 1-0 on a home run by Willie Mays. Each pitcher threw over 200 pitches. Spahn threw 201 and Marichal 227. There were seven future Hall of Fame players in that game, including Spahn and Marichal. We will never see that again because the game won’t allow it. But both guys were prepared to go as long as it took. And this game was not a fluke; both pitchers won 20 games that season. For Spahn, it was his 13th 20-win season and for Marichal, it was his first of 6. My highest pitch count was 232 in a game against the Red Sox in 1974. I pitched 12 innings, struck out 19, walked 10, and had a no decision. My counter-part, Luis Tiant threw 180 pitches in 14 1/3 innings and took the loss 4-3. We were on a 4-man rotation and pitched on 3 day’s rest. I had 26 complete games in 1973 and 1974 and didn’t even lead the league. Gaylord Perry had 29 in 1973 and Ferguson Jenkins had 29 in 1974." Nolan Ryan.