Sal Liban

@AndrewMarchand Harlin hollerin' about the horn.

Kevin Harlan not enjoying this horn delay during Iowa-Illinois.

@TheNYRA @OaklawnRacing Mig, Meg and Mag

PARCHMENT PARTY, last year’s G3 Belmont Gold Cup and Birdstone Stakes winner at Saratoga, is back in the winner’s circle at @OaklawnRacing!

@MLBNetwork The lid is on.

Is the Astros’ window closing?

@AndrewMarchand He came across as a real fool on First Take yesterday talking s**t about Josh Hart.

Seriously, I don't know how SAS keeps up with all his verbal feuds.

@JerryRecco I thought you were talking about C-Mac at first.

This McGonigle kid is off to an amazing start. This AB was terrific and he had a HR taken away from him by Jackson Merrill earlier in the game

@ShotimeLAD That didn't take long.

Roki Sasaki gets his first World Series ring! 💍 ©️SportsNetLA

@TheKostos Now THAT is a game worn jersey!

Mental errors by the Johnnies down the stretch

@TheKostos Know what? I think you're right.

This is actually one of the best tournament games ever if it sticks the landing

@UConnHuskies @UConnMBB Let's see, 10 o'clock start...uh...dreamland?

ROLL CALL‼️ Let us know where you're watching @UConnMBB's Sweet 16 game from tonight ⤵️

@WFAN660 @tommylugauer Your caps on backwards.

Tommy says Opening Day was the PERFECT start for the new-look Mets: @tommylugauer

@camerawomanANNA @andie_biancone Legalized sports betting has killed horse racing. I first saw it when the splendid Racebook at my local casino became a Sportsbook with horseracing banished to a utility closet. Aqueduct will soon be (figuratively) bulldozed. Horseracing will follow boxing into obscurity.

It’s no secret that FanDuel TV will eventually be closing shop. From camerawoman to feature producer, I spent 23 years dedicating my life to telling stories to horse racing fans. And when I say I dedicated my life, I truly mean it. Just like every other horse racing employee around the world, there is something about this business that pulls you in and never lets go. You give it your heart and soul. You sacrifice your family, your time, your friends—for a community that somehow becomes your family, your life, your friends. It’s hard to describe this kind of dedication, but everyone in horse racing understands it. It’s a different world. Is it the horses? Or is it the people you meet along the way—the ones who make the same sacrifices, who live the same life, who understand without you ever having to explain it? When we received the news that we would no longer be part of a network we poured our heart and soul into, the first thing we all thought about wasn’t ourselves—it was about the people we’re about to lose. The coworkers who became family. The horse racing enthusiasts now searching for their place in an industry that doesn’t have many places to go. The people who have been living this life twice as long as I have. It’s a shame it has to come to an end. But I will never forget the relationships we built, the memories we made, the years on the road with my HRTV/TVG/FanDuel TV family. The storylines that touched us. The races that shocked us. The racetracks that welcomed us. The backsides that smelled like horse shit—but somehow felt like a breath of fresh air every morning. Watching the sunrise. Saying “good morning” to every single person you pass. Feeding peppermints to horses you fall in love with. Cheering for horsemen you may not even know—but feel like you do, because you told their story. Everyday people don’t understand this. They don’t even know this world exists. Horsemen do. I’m in TV, but in a lot of ways, I consider myself a horseman too. I don’t ride horses. I can’t train horses. I don’t even bet on horses. But I understand this life. I understand this industry. And I will miss all of it. But more than anything, I will miss the family I found along the way—especially my FanDuel TV family. You know who you are. And we will always be family.

@AbbeyMastracco Apparently, Larry Davod couldn't find the Netflix game. Thanks to Michael Kay, he's tuned into YES today.

My dad and his buddies resumed their tradition of going to Opening Day in San Francisco, something they’ve been doing since the 60s, but they went today because they said a night game is sacrilegious. I love how we just collectively decided not to count that Netflix game!

@Alsboringtweets @JerryRecco @WFAN660

@JerryRecco @WFAN660 what is Evan doing with his hands?

A look between commwrcial breaks here at @WFAN660 as Boomer and Evan discuss sports!

@ShotimeLAD Hersh & Kersh on the same telecast. Well done NBC!

Yamamoto strikes out Perdomo!

@TheKostos Or as fans on the east coast are saying, "It's a worknight and it's 10:30. LET'S GO to bed".

Basically simultaneous tipoffs. LETS GO

@Dodgers Indeed.

New additions to the ballpark. 🏆

@TheKostos Too bad they are in the same time slot.

Both of these games are SICK

@TheFrankIsola And they got the lyrics right!

And again on Tuesday.

@letsgaymets Ever hear of Avian Flu? Don't touch it!

a dead bird has fallen on the field next to carson benge and he is being heckled to pick it up

@AstrosFuture @baseball_ref Magic?

Flashback to Opening Day 2017! The #Astros opened the season with a 3-0 win. George Springer had a leadoff homer, Keuchel tossed 7 scoreless and Giles struck out the side for the save. Ended up being a magical season and World Series Champions!