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@BBGreatMoments I would have Rogers Hornsby very high on the list, he had an amzing career. In a span from 1920 to 1926 (762 games) he hit over .400. In 1922 his average was .401 and hit 42 home runs.

Top 10 dead ball era players. Who’s in the wrong spot?

@BuzzPatterson I have sat right there having a beer, it was glorious.

I wanna be Poland.

@Murk441 I absolutely did, I actually took my drivers test when I was 16 in dad's pickup. The only thing I was marked down on was using the outside mirrors to back up but that is the way I learned.

Who could?

@For_Film_Fans Archie in his real job, helping people.

‘We just don’t realise the most significant moments of our lives while they’re happening. I thought there would be other days. I didn’t realise that was the only day.’ FIELD OF DREAMS (1989) #BurtLancaster #KevinCostner

@scs_real I remember bak in the 70's we had bumper stickers that read, " Don't Californicate Colorado" but they did anyway.

It was awesome before California communists destroyed it. I miss it, you can't imagine how wonderful it used to be.

@WIllbond182 @BBGreatMoments When I read your post a couple of quotes from Mark Twain came to mind, "No amount of evidence will ever persuade an idiot" and "Never argue with an idiot, they will drag you down to their level and then beat you with experience." Good luck with your clickbait.

@Lainlowe @BBGreatMoments Easy predictable hops. Overrated

Who’s too high or too low on this list?

@Hot_Pepper76 I still have my card, I am sure they will make a comeback.

I know it was less convenient. You had to drive there, burn the gas, walk in, and hope what you wanted was still on the shelf. Convenience is not the same as a better experience. I still miss this. There was something fun about walking the aisles, picking up different movies, changing your mind, finding something you were not even looking for, and making a whole night out of it. That was the experience. Now you pay for a subscription, then get told to rent the movie anyway, and somehow it costs more than it used to. Tell me I am not the only one who misses that. And if you are too young to remember this, you missed out.

@WIllbond182 @BBGreatMoments You are making a point for him, when the infield is hard the ball gets on you faster but he was even the wizard in fielding.

@BBGreatMoments Ozzie Smith played on a parking lot. Overrated defensively

@BBGreatMoments No one better than Ozzie Smith.

@Jimfrombaseball He was tough but I think I am going to give the award for the toughest player to Ray Caldwell, in 1919 the Cleveland Indians pitcher was struck by lightning in the 9th inning and after being revived after 5 minutes he finished the game.

"I'll never forget that first night with the team. Going to the ballpark on the bus was the hardest 30 minutes of my life. I had to walk down that aisle between all the players. I really didn't know too much about the Detroit Tigers at that time. All of a sudden I'm in the major leagues and we're travelling from town to town. I see the other players dressing different every day. I've got only one suit and I keep wearing it over and over. I'm really embarrassed." Al Kaline. At Comiskey, the Tigers Al Kaline is knocked out cold from a Bob Shaw pitch in the sixth inning during the Tigers 7-1 win over the White Sox. The 23-year-old right fielder would have to be carried off the field on a stretcher and taken to the hospital for x-rays, which came back negative. Al Kaline would miss only one game and return to the lineup against the Cleveland Indians, hitting a 3 run triple in a 5-1 win. September 25, 1958.

@steelyonsports I watched and I thought to myself that it was the best hour of television that I have watched in a very long time.

Jack’s 1986 Masters Special will be on CBS today at 11am. It was one of the greatest days in the history of mankind! 😎

I love his books, always a good read for a 15 hour flight because it usually took about 150 pages for it to get going. I always remember his quote about the government, "What the government is good at is collecting taxes, taking away your freedoms, and killing people. It's not good at much else."

Born on this day in 1947, Tom Clancy came to define the modern techno-thriller. I read THE HUNT FOR RED OCTOBER soon after its publication and have many fond memories escaping into the pages of each new Clancy novel over the ensuing years. I remember exactly where I was as I cracked their covers. I already had my sights set on the SEAL Teams when John Clark first appeared in THE CARDINAL OF THE KREMLIN. When WITHOUT REMORSE hit shelves, I immediately immersed myself in the origin story of the former Navy SEAL and CIA legend. That book in particular remains an old friend. Do you have a favorite Tom Clancy novel?

If you like old photos this one is on my first birthday which would be in July, 1953 along with my dad and brother. I don't want to brag but you can see we had 2 pools. That beaten path right behind leads next door to my grandparents and I spent so much time there. Not sure why I had my fingers like that because that is not easy to do.

@Lainlowe @HistoryUnd I love this!

Route 66, US

@RoyRogers_HTMS Nice to see a hometown boy for me Steve Gaines, I remember his bands from high school very well.

🎸 Southern Rock History: Lynyrd Skynyrd – “Free Bird” Live at Day on the Green (July 1977) 🎸

@jarodhitchcock As a teenager I bought a Ping putter in 1967 and I am now in my 70's and it is still the only putter since then.

Augusta National 1969 - George Archer becomes the first player to win The Masters with a Ping putter.

If I were him, I wouldn’t want 7 of me either. What a loser.

@Zendra3408 When I was a kid I would help the farrier, I would hold the horse and some horses really did not like the process and if they reared up I would go right up with them and of course the farrier would yell at me to hold the horse still, they would only out weighed me ten to one.

From overgrown to brand new shoes. 🐎🔨 The skill involved in shoeing a horse is next level.

@pr0ud_americans I live in Denver and we have the Forney Museum of Transportation here and they have a Big Boy there #4005. Hard to describe just how big it is.

Union Pacific Big Boy 4014 crosses the historic Pulga Bridge in California's Feather River Canyon, headed to Roseville. Towing the Abraham Lincoln 1616 and 1776 behind her — pure American rail power in stunning drone footage. What a beast! 🔥🚂

@MavrocksGirl I will pass this one up like I did with the Magnum redo.

Why not simply wait and form your opinion after you see the pilot? Some things will be familiar and some things will be new and that is OK! I've been privy to everything going on behind the scenes and I'm personally blown away! Long Live #Jimbo #therockfordfiles