JB
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Rest in peace, Mr. Weir.
And beautiful work here by Mr. Mayer.
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@JeffPassan @ByRobertMurray Jeff, I think we all knew it was only a matter of time before the Los Angelis Dodgers joined Major League Baseballs list of storied dynasties. I get all the frustration but it’s hard to hate on a team with this level of greatness. Still got the Mariners in 6 tho 😉
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Kyle Tucker's four-year, $240 million contract with the Los Angeles Dodgers includes opt-outs after the second and third seasons, sources tell ESPN.
An enormous windfall for the best free agent available. And the champs get even better. @ByRobertMurray was on top of the money.
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To all the dreamers that can’t sleep cuz they want it so bad… Good! It’s a blessing to want it bad enjoy it! I still can’t sleep because I want it bad. It’s all good. People will make fun of you, call you weird, people won’t believe in you, people will laugh … Good! Keep goin don’t quit 💯
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This was such a cool moment between Lynn Jones and Liam Coen..
A little positivity can go a long way #PMSLive
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Love seeing these sports “journalists” getting ABSOLUTELY BURIED for being curmudgeon bums.. OBVIOUSLY NOT ALL OF THEM but a LARGE % of these things hate sports.. they hate what sports are for people (happiness).. They hate what sports are for society (unifier).. they’re political journalists by nature who’ve preyed on sports because they saw it as an easier path to “make it” Their days are numbered.. my show being broadcasted on ESPN 10 hours a week with ZERO creative say from any “journalism school” puppets is living proof of that.. that’s why they attack me as much as possible.. I’m happy the world is starting to see what they truly are. Now… We as a society have to stop taking these particular humans seriously. Their opinions and thoughts are coming from a place of wanting to destroy sports. Sports are the greatest thing on Earth, these motherfuckers have no idea… and will never get it. Also.. Thank you Lynn Jones for setting up a situation for me and all of us on how Liam Coen, a man who might be a 🐐 when he’s done, handles compliments during one of his most miserable moments. He handled it with class and humility.. feels like some journalism was actually done there.
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Love seeing these sports “journalists” getting ABSOLUTELY BURIED for being curmudgeon bums..
OBVIOUSLY NOT ALL OF THEM but a LARGE % of these things hate sports.. they hate what sports are for people (happiness).. They hate what sports are for society (unifier).. they’re political journalists by nature who’ve preyed on sports because they saw it as an easier path to “make it”
Their days are numbered.. my show being broadcasted on ESPN 10 hours a week with ZERO creative say from any “journalism school” puppets is living proof of that.. that’s why they attack me as much as possible.. I’m happy the world is starting to see what they truly are.
Now… We as a society have to stop taking these particular humans seriously. Their opinions and thoughts are coming from a place of wanting to destroy sports.
Sports are the greatest thing on Earth, these motherfuckers have no idea… and will never get it.
Also.. Thank you Lynn Jones for setting up a situation for me and all of us on how Liam Coen, a man who might be a 🐐 when he’s done, handles compliments during one of his most miserable moments. He handled it with class and humility.. feels like some journalism was actually done there.
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@stanverrett @DodgerBroncofan Funny timing, was just thinking about our back and forth. I wanted to apologize for my energy last night. While I disagree w/ your stance, I could’ve done a better job communicating it. I respect your opinion and hope the world grows from this oddly impactful press conference.
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@DodgerBroncofan @Jacob_Bennett16 If I do, then I do. If sticking to principles causes me to lose a following, so be it. I’m willing to bet sticking to effective principles will create success. And I’ve been right for 35 years.
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The sentiment is not the issue. The setting is. Personally, it was endearing, empathetic and emotionally charged. Professionally, it was out of place.
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The Sports Media needs MORE people like Lynn Jones. Also, next time you twist your mouth to talk out of the pocket to call some fake media, you might want to check their credentials. That is what AP says do, right?
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I think if the reporter in Jacksonville had said “coach, I’m glad your team lost. And I don’t think you’re the right coach and they will probably continue to lose. Can’t wait for you to leave Duval” almost anyone would understand it was the wrong setting for that. What she said was sweet, endearing and positive. It was still outside of professional norms for a reporter. We are not there to berate, console or cheer. We are there to ask questions to enhance coverage. Full stop.
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@stanverrett Dude you’re missing the point.
Why can’t you do that and still be a “professional” simultaneously ?
You suit and tie heads are all the same.
I hope that paycheck feels good.
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@Jacob_Bennett16 Do it. Sincerely, kindly, as a fan, in a setting in which fans interact with the coach. Not in a news conference. I have explained it. If you didn’t get it by now, you won’t. And that’s ok. It’s not your profession.
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@stanverrett Why can’t a reporter show empathy toward another human being ?
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@Jacob_Bennett16 I’m actually a night owl and I enjoy the discourse. This has been a teachable moment on the public’s lack of understanding of the difference between being a fan and being a reporter, and personal and professional interaction with subjects we cover.
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@stanverrett I don’t seem anything.
I just speak facts and you’re a person who seems to deny ‘em.
Again, way past your bedtime pal.
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@Jacob_Bennett16 Again, you seem to think I care if anyone agrees. That may be a hang up for you, but I promise you it’s not for me. Either you get it or you don’t. Doesn’t affect me either way.
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