In Tucker’s Mailbox

@jimschaubroeck @fuboTV

@fuboTV - What are you doing about Braves Vision? My subscription with you fully depends on this outcome. Thank you.

@MappingThePath My sister and I went to four parks in 34 hours last year. It was a blast. Enjoy every minute of it.

We have a map! Dad and I will begin our 19-ballpark, 22-day Southern Baseball Road Trip on May 3! I’ll be posting from the road, at the sights, and especially at the ballparks. Follow along! #SouthernBaseball #19ballparks22days

Beautiful weather and a letter from @ksorbs. What a fantastic way to start the week. Thank you Sir for your awesome response.

@BurlsSports @JustinStirewalt Spring training all the way. The best is seeing young players create core memories in their first big league camp.

Want to win a free spot in this weekend's breaks? I'm giving 1 away in each the '68 baseball and '69 basketball. To enter for a chance to win, 1) follow, 2) like, and 3) reply, letting me know what you love most about March - spring training or March Madness? #thehobby

@WBCBaseball @kerBearKeriS Need need need!!!!!!!

An epic giveaway for an epic #WorldBaseballClassic moment 😮‍💨 Repost and reply for your chance to win this Shohei Ohtani Team Japan uniform!

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@CrosbyBaseball @TGreenhutOD @braves_today A lot of people have forgotten that BJ Upton was at the top of this list until this week.

Fun piece coming for y'all from @TGreenhutOD for tomorrow morning: What is Atlanta's worst contract of all time? Is it Jurickson Profar, or is there something more egregious? In your inboxes and over at @braves_today at 7AM ET!

Many remember @CoachLouHoltz88 for his accomplishments in his career. I will forever remember him for the letter he wrote to me when I was five years old, ending it by politely reprimanding me for asking for a handwritten response, when I had typed my letter to him.

Living in a quiet military community can be challenging when the world is so loud. With some of our most awesome friends on “field trips” around the globe, we support their families today with homemade cookies and brownies.

I’ve tried a few times over the years, hoping to find a good address and today finally brings success. A hand written letter from John Larroquette was definitely a surprise in the mailbox.

What do you do when you’re named @kidswishnetwork Hero of the Month and blessed with a retail giftcard? Provide for a local family in need, of course. Thank you to those that nominated me. Together, we are making a positive difference in the world.

With numbers like these, I can see why he’s so highly regarded. @CJNitkowski

Sending a letter to @ksorbs tomorrow. With God’s Not Dead being one of my favorite movies, I had to give this letter a very special note with my signature. Fingers crossed for a reply.

In 2021, I wrote to a family member to ask questions about my Grandpa who passed away in 1981. They took four and a half years to reply, digging through old journals, finding specific quotes and stories, and sharing lots of memories. Sometimes, it’s much more than just a letter.

@chadwinksart Why does he look so much like William Fichtner?

Joseph Smith: The Prophet Revealed. I used his death mask, skull and Sutcliffe Maudsley drawings to build a 3D model, then rendered the likeness in Nano Banana, Photoshop, and Kling. Love him or hate him, this now exists (and I love it!)

@BigDavesRants @CardPurchaser @Topps Can’t help but laugh that it’s a bat relic with a picture of him pitching.

@CardPurchaser First Pack Magic from 2026 @Topps

@dogwoodblooms My back yard.

Wilmington has lost two legends in the span of a single week. Sonny Jurgensen — Hall of Fame quarterback — was born and raised in Wilmington, North Carolina. He played for the New Hanover Wildcats and took the field as quarterback in the Shine Bowl after his senior year, already showing the talent that would carry him far beyond Wilmington’s city limits. He went on to play at Duke as both quarterback and defensive back before stepping onto the professional stage with the Philadelphia Eagles (1957–1963) and the Washington Redskins (1964–1974). After hanging up his cleats, Sonny stayed close to the game, serving as a commentator for 38 years and becoming just as familiar in the broadcast booth as he was on the field. He passed away on February 6, 2026. Just one day later, Wilmington said goodbye to another hometown icon. In 1977, Jimmy Patsalos opened Jimbo’s Breakfast House on College Road — and from that moment on, it became part of the rhythm of this city. Every Wilmingtonian has a memory tied to Jimbo’s. Our grandparents took us there for breakfast after church. Our parents carried us in for lunch after long mornings playing at Hugh MacRae Park. And when we got older, it was the place you ended up after a night of bar hopping, hungry and laughing and a little worn out. Jimbo wasn’t just a restaurant owner. He was a fixture. A familiar face. A man who fed generations. He’ll be missed by everyone who had the pleasure of knowing him. Y’all pour one out for a couple of hometown heroes. 🥺🙏🏼

@Uncle_Hicks @Roger774501171 @GregSwindell Looks good from here.

@GregSwindell : Greg is this your signature? My nephew has a collection given to him so I told him I would check with you.

Not sure which one is more amazing. Nicko McBrain, drummer for the band Iron Maiden or pro golfer Fred Couples. Hope your Friday is as awesome as mine.

@JLEWFifty @mvscrappers My Dad worked with you as a visiting clubbie in the Carolina and Eastern Leagues. He said the entire organization was filled with incredible people.

.@mvscrappers shoutout!! The good ole days for sure & where my pro ball journey began!