Michael Bachman, Jr.

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Michael Bachman, Jr.

Michael Bachman, Jr.

@DrMBachJr

Husband. Dad. Dentist. USAF. Angels, Niners, and Raiders (for now). Grad UCLA Bruins (former football walk-on) and NYUCD. Cousin of @alexbachman

Ridgecrest, CA Katılım Ağustos 2011
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Kosh@KosherBruin·
@DrMBachJr It's true. My friend told me it's true
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Defiant L’s@DefiantLs·
Seth Moulton: "Hegseth is an embarrassment to the troops. That's why they call him 'Ranger Pete,' because he's the only Army Major who's never been to Ranger School. The troops don't respect this guy."
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Chase Senior
Chase Senior@Chase_Senior·
Here is the San Francisco 2026 NFL Draft class. How would you grade it? A, B, C, D or F #49ers
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Coach Yac 🗣@Coach_Yac·
Andy Lee announces the 49ers pick of Ole Miss WR De'Zhaun Stribling
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Ian Williams@IWilliams95·
@durag_bandit2 Yes Arizona did need more than a Running back, I’m rooting for Love but I also hope AZ doesn’t mismanage him.
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Coach Yac 🗣@Coach_Yac·
The 49ers updated draft picks after the trade: Round 1: Pick 30 Round 2: Pick 58 Round 3: Pick 90 Round 4: Pick 127 Round 4: Pick 133 Round 4: Pick 139
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Jennifer Greenberg 🕊️
Jennifer Greenberg 🕊️@JennMGreenberg·
@CollinRugg And that’s why they call them “predators.” Extremely premeditated, aware, and intentional. He should get life.
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Collin Rugg
Collin Rugg@CollinRugg·
NEW: Florida teacher arrested after he taught a 13-year-old girl Morse Code so he could communicate with her, dates her mother so he could have access to the teen. 41-year-old Daniel Le Lievre is accused of grooming and r*ping her, according to police. After about four months of dating the girl's mother, Le Lievre said he only dated her so he could get closer to the daughter. On Christmas Day in 2023, the girl says she was told to remove her clothes before Le Lievre assaulted her on the bathroom floor. The alleged r*pe lasted for 10 minutes. According to reports, Le Lievre changed the girl's schedule at Tuskawilla Middle School so she could be in his class. "Detectives said the mother caught Le Lievre talking to her daughter on the phone in the middle of the night multiple times and holding her hands at Disney Springs," WCAX reported. Le Lievre is being held without bond.
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Bryan Rooney
Bryan Rooney@CoachBRooney·
Coach Gaines was an absolute legend and his tremendous example lives on in so many ways. I am honored to accept this award on behalf of our players, staff and program. Go Pioneers!
College Insider Inc.@collegeinsider

INDIANAPOLIS, IN -- Cal State East Bay’s Bryan Rooney is the recipient of the 2026 Clarence “Big House” Gaines National Coach of the Year award, which is presented annually to the top head coach in division II college basketball. @EastBayPioneers @eastbaymbb @goccaa #2026CIAwards AWARD WEBSITE: clarencegainesaward.com

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Jack BurgerKing
Jack BurgerKing@NiceJackIn2026·
@nettermike You don’t know that, fuckhead. It may turn out to be true, and if so, yeah, fuck them. We don’t know that yet. Shut the fuck up until we do.
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Mike Netter
Mike Netter@nettermike·
Alec Bohm's parents used money from his own charitable foundation to pay their personal bills. Not just his MLB salary. Not just the investment accounts they set up without telling him what was in them. His charity. The Alec Bohm Foundation. They took from that too. And when Bohm finally asked for account statements and login info in January, they hired a lawyer instead of answering. Seven years of this. LLCs they controlled, accounts he couldn't access, millions funneled away from a guy who trusted the two people you're supposed to be able to trust. The lawsuit is asking for $3 million minimum. Now I'm seeing people online saying he should be grateful because they raised him. I genuinely don't know what to say to that. They raised him and then allegedly robbed him for the better part of a decade. That's not a defense. That's the whole point. It only worked because he trusted them. Theft is theft. The people who did it don't get a discount because they're family.
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Earl Scott
Earl Scott@rightnGA·
Not sure if you understand libel laws but you may get a chance to find out. I would delete this post and look up the term "allegedly" or "reported to have" if you decide to try again. You state as fact something that has been alleged in a civil suit. This post has 19K likes and has been viewed 835K times. Not good.
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Coach Yac 🗣@Coach_Yac·
Do you agree with this on how the Faithful feels about Brock Purdy? 🤔
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𝗜𝗚𝗜 𝗠𝗲𝗱𝗶𝗮
@JLucroy20 I disagree with one statement, and i hope you can appreciate the change " . . .We must have “necessary arrogance” when we take the field" Arrogance breeds arrogance. We taught our kids to have contempt for your opponent. I'm going to use the Grok definition, then quantify it. "Contempt as a mindset is a habitual way of viewing and relating to others through a lens of superiority, dismissal, and devaluation. It goes beyond fleeting irritation or anger—it's a stable disposition where you habitually look down on people as inferior. The core message it conveys is: "I'm better than you, and you're lesser than me." 👆This is not about the human/person but the player. it's habitual, meaning it's not emotional or spiteful or disrespectful. it's just a competence assessment based on our practice attitude, play effort, and knowledge about the game. Then, they were told to let their play send the message, not their mouths. The off-shoot side effect is a confident demeanor and body language. rules: on field we're in this mode. on the bench or before and after the game, we're back to being all just kids playing a game and having fun.
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Jonathan Lucroy
Jonathan Lucroy@JLucroy20·
I talk about this with my guys all the time. My HS kids are lectured daily on this. My sons team played in an 8U tournament this past weekend. We tied first game on Saturday, and was shellacked 2nd game. On Sunday we showed up in losers bracket, told the boys no chirping, no goofing off, let’s go out, compete, and see what happens. We won first game, won second game (beat the team that smashed us the day before), and then faced a TikTok baseball team for the championship. Their kids had eye black, sliding mitts, pink cleats, and the flashy colored belts. All show. We are a city league select team. This other team was a 2k/season travel team. At 8U. Wild if you ask me. Anyway, we beat them. Yes, they are 8. Yes, they got a gaudy, cheap rings. My point is, teaching kids to compete and let their play do the talking is what separates the mediocre from the best. We must have “necessary arrogance” when we take the field. @nextlevelbb is correct. Find me a group of gritty, tough, and courageous players that don’t care what they look like or what expensive equipment they have and you will find winners. No talk, no show, just grind. High level baseball people look for these characteristics when they scout players.
Next Level Baseball@nextlevelbb

Lets be real and tell it like it is. Real competitors are becoming harder and harder to find. Vanity players that love showcases and convenient training are around every corner. Nice kids get their scholarships taken. Nice kids get released from pro ball. A kid can be the best kid on the team. He can sit on the front row in class and make straight A's. He can be the student body president and a kid everyone wants to marry their daughter. But. He's on scholarship and maybe NIL money to be an impact baseball player. He's on scholarship and possibly NIL money to help the coaches, program and his teammates win baseball games. If he can't make an impact athletically, he will be shown the door. It's supposed to be cruel, rude and nasty to allow the cream to rise to the top. It's a competition and it's not for everyone. Coaches want players with great makeup, but if you can't play, it doesn't matter to them. Coaches want junk yard dogs that want to dominate the competition. Coaches want dudes that can do it vs the equal and or better. Coaches want dudes with moxie, feel, different gears and heightened awareness in game defining situations. Coaches want players that take practice and games personal. Coaches want players that are more concerned with competing than their mechanics, gear and sunglasses. Coaches want players that want to be the difference between winning and losing. The players that want the ball or bat in their hand with the game on the line. Want to be a better player? Be a better competitor and you'll be a better player. Be a better competitor in everything that you do. Take everything personally, because it is. Represent the name on the back of your jersey like the toughest, most competitive player on every team you're on.

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Jon Wilner
Jon Wilner@wilnerhotline·
Unless Utah State beats Arizona, the Sweet 16 will be entirely Power Four/St. John's/UConn
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Michael Bachman, Jr.
Michael Bachman, Jr.@DrMBachJr·
@GOLF_com I saw this first hand at the US Open a few years ago at Pebble. Following a local kid on Friday that was in college and had qualified by coming in 2nd to Hovland at the US Am. Fitzpatrick walked to the next tee box several times while his playing partners were still putting.
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GOLF.com@GOLF_com·
“He is a little perturbed with his playing partner’s pace of play. It is glacial, to be kind.” John Wood on Matt Fitzpatrick, who is currently tied for the lead and playing with Adrien Dumont de Chassart. After Brad Faxon followed up, Wood said Fitzpatrick hit his approach on the 11th first, even though he was closer, and walked up to the green, where he waited about 3 min before Dumont de Chassart hit his approach. Rules official Orlando Pope said that Fitzpatrick talked to an official, and they have decided to give Dumont de Chassart an official warning after timing him unofficially since Fitzpatrick’s request.
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