Ramone Russell

Yearly reminder for MLB The Show creators! With a new release, there’s gonna be a sea of content battling for attention, and views for smaller channels can feel sluggish DON’T STOP POSTING THOUGH! Find your groove, and the views will come 🙏🏻

I’m happy to share that I’ve been promoted to Animation Director at Insomniac Games! I’m grateful for the team that I’ve been fortunate to grow with and learn so much from over the years. I look forward to continuing to learn as well as provide guidance and inspire others!

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Finished reading a book in my 3rd Grade literacy class about the Negro Leagues and Jackie Robinson and our celebration piece today was playing some Storylines on Cool Papa Bell and more IN CLASS! @MLBTheShow @nlbmprez @Ramone_Russell

MLB The Show 26 will have most of it's final decisions on what they're working on done by the end of May. You read that right: End of May. IF YOU HAVE FEEDBACK GET IT TOGETHER NOW. Videos, posts, blogs, etc. NOW IS THE TIME TO BE HEARD. Wishlists in January mean little.

@KahliefAdams @MillsTwitch It's in the main trophy case in the lobby of the studio.

@MillsTwitch I gotta get our Spawnie on that shelf LOL

Ramone getting his metal collector cases graded is an absolute VIBE!

Thrilled to see Negro League greats, John Donaldson (left) and Vic Harris on the 8-person Classic Era ballot for consideration to be inducted into the @baseballhall. The vote will be announced at 6:30 pm CT on 12/8/24 on @MLBNetwork. @NLBMuseumKC @MLBTheShow @MLBNetworkRadio

Wow, Freddie knew the millisecond he made contact! @MLB #WorldSeries

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RIP James Earl Jones, the legendary actor who memorably appeared in the iconic baseball movies "Field of Dreams" and "The Sandlot" Jones gave a moving recitation of our National Anthem at the 1993 MLB All-Star Game in Baltimore

Start your engines 🏎️ Astro Bot launches tomorrow

Wishing a happy 100th birthday to Reverend Bill Greason, the oldest living Negro Leaguer. Greason was a lifelong friend of Willie Mays, his teammate on the 1948 Birmingham Black Barons. In 1954 he became the first Black pitcher in St. Louis Cardinals history. A World War II and Korean War veteran, Greason proudly delivered the first pitch before the #MLBatRickwood game this past June.

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SAFE AT HOME: Great day in Wichita yesterday with my friends from League 42 as a new statue of Jackie Robinson returned home to McAdam’s Park after the original one was stolen and destroyed earlier this year! @MLB @MLBNetworkRadio @Royals @vgregorian @JPosnanski @Dodgers @sn_mlb

Our late chairman and founder, the legendary Buck O’Neil always liked to say he was “right on time.” The same could be said about Thursday’s announcement by the @MLB - @MLBPA @Baseball_YDF of a $2 million grant to the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum. “You have to remember this museum started in a one-room office in 1990,” said @nlbmprez. ✍️: Chris Shaeffer | #PitchForTheFuture | #NLBM 🔗: mlb.com/news/negro-lea…

The legacy of the Negro Leagues and the future of our game will continue to grow thanks to a $2M grant from the MLB-MLBPA @Baseball_YDF to @NLBMuseumKC.

Today, on behalf of the #NLBM we are thrilled to have the support of @MLB, @MLBPA, @Baseball_YDF announcing a $2 million grant to benefit the advancement of the #PitchForTheFuture capital campaign. Every donation counts. Step up to the plate and support today. 🔗: nlbm.com/pitchforthefut…

On May 29th, Major League Baseball integrated the statistics of more than 2,300 Negro Leagues ballplayers into the official Major League record, allowing some of the game’s best players to take their rightful place among all-time record holders. MLB will further honor these Negro Leagues legends when the @Cardinals take on the @SFGiants at Rickwood Field on June 20 at 7 pm ET on @MLBONFOX.

"When you hear the name Willie Mays, it's almost impossible not to smile..." Bob Kendrick, President of the Negro Leagues Baseball Museum, joins Harold from Rickwood to reflect on the legacy of the legendary Willie Mays. #MLBCentral | @nlbmprez

We are heartbroken to learn of the passing of Hall of Famer Willie Mays, one of the most exciting all-around players in the history of our sport. Mays was a two-time MVP, 24-time All-Star, 12-time Gold Glove Award winner, and a recipient of the Presidential Medal of Freedom. In commemoration of "The Catch" as perhaps the most famous play in the history of the Fall Classic, the World Series MVP Award was named in his honor in 2017. Mays was 93 years old.

Happy birthday OG @nlbmprez