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New pinned tweet just dropped!

@CountryChord @Jason_Aldean What is so funny about this?

Jason Aldean Recalls Hilariously Awkward Story Of The Time He Sang The National Anthem For A Maori Tribe In New Zealand: “Wasn’t Prepared For This” @Jason_Aldean countrychord.com/jason-aldean-r… countrychord.com/jason-aldean-r…

@robmac619 @MetaReflexive The Giants need to move back to Manhattan.

@MetaReflexive Manhattan NL team needs to happen so the Yankee propaganda can stop

every borough in new york deserves its own baseball team

Metro Nashville and Stuttgart, Germany are nearly the same size. Stuttgart’s central station runs 560 train departures a day. Nashville runs 4. Stuttgart sees 180 trains for every train Nashville sees. We don’t need perfection, but a car tunnel doesn’t fix close this gap.

@GamewithDave So many hours spent playing this one, including the scenario expansion packs.

For those who used a computer between 1995 and 2001, what's the computer game from that time that sticks with you the most, and why?

i think that once americans go boots on the ground and once iranians start posting videos like this on american soldiers it’s going to traumatize the nation in a way war has never before

incredible map, game changing, fish wormhole

@rockmeannadeus I’ve seen hours like that for places next to a train station or in the middle of a CBD.

a barbershop that's closed on weekends with 9-5 hours has got to be one of the funnier business ideas i've seen

@peteymca I always liked this story: “When Robert Duvall first asked Easton to teach him how to speak like a Virginian, the seasoned dialect coach reportedly responded, ‘Which one? There are twelve distinct accents.’”

I could try for a hundred years to speak in this guy’s accent and never get it right, and I grew up in the same state

@NBAHistory Happy Birthday … y’all. IYKYK 😅

Join us in wishing a Happy 82nd Birthday to 12x All-Star, 1974-75 NBA champion, 1975 NBA Finals MVP and 75th Anniversary Team member, Rick Barry!

@ScoringChanges Grew up in the 90s saying and hearing “ground rule double” exclusively. In the last 10-15 years I’ve heard “automatic double” used more frequently, and that’s what I say now, but I can be a touch pedantic 😅

The “ground rule double” is a vestige of an era and situation when due to the size of some fields not all balls that bounced over the fence were doubles. So, in some parks it was designated a “ground rule double”. While it’s now a rule and that way for everyone, the term “ground rule double” has lived on. Also, I call it an automatic double or a “universal ground rule double”. Fun fact in the MLB system when this play happens you have to click a little box and that box says “ground rule”.

The Six Grandfathers, known as Tuŋkášila Šákpe by the Lakota Sioux, is a significant spiritual site in South Dakota. The mountain was originally part of the sacred Black Hills, which were granted to the Sioux in perpetuity by the Treaty of Fort Laramie in 1868. The Lakota viewed the mountain as a place for prayer and vision quests, symbolizing ancestral deities personified as the six directions: north, south, east, west, above (sky), and below (earth). The mountain's name was changed to Mount Rushmore in 1930...

Wrong answer Andy.

People who are brutally honest generally enjoy the brutality more than the honesty

“The issue is not whether CMA can showcase diversity. The issue is whether @CountryMusic is willing to sustain it. Visibility is not the same thing as progression.” 📸 maxmeetsmusiccity (IG)

@AthleticsPhilly @MLB @Athletics Do you have thoughts on what the A’s are doing to honor their history this season?

Opening day in Philadelphia should involve TWO teams! @MLB bring the @Athletics home!

the hate this post is receiving is insane but just shows how badly these events are needed, glad nashville is putting so much effort into their pride night and i hope they continue to do so despite the hate ❤️

@rhcm123 Looks like a Civilization II unit.

what

Our @orioles4life96 asked Buck Showalter if Nate McLouth hit the foul pole in The Bronx. His response: "“Hell yeah, he did! With replay, we would have kicked their ass!” 👏🏻🔥 #Birdland #baltimorebattery #Orioles #FlyDifferent

@ExposingClay Tennessee is trying its best to destroy marriage equality. Good on the Preds for standing up. At least there’s one institution in this city that fights for inclusivity … looking at you, country music.

Clay Travis would 1000% support banning gay marriage if it were politically acceptable to say so.

@DmoWriter @BernieSanders @RepCasar Bernie’s character in “My X-Girlfriend’s Wedding” railed against the Dodgers’ relocation from Brooklyn, “WHICH SHOULDA NEVAH BEEN ALLOWED TA HAPPEN!!”

Holy shit. @BernieSanders and @RepCasar just introduced The Home Team Act, a bill that would “Require team owners who want to relocate to first offer local owners the chance to buy it." This would have saved the A’s. Full stop. It would help prevent owners from "uprooting teams that people have rooted for for generations. No more extorting taxpayers for billions." (Casar.) It would prevent owners from "blackmailing one community against another for multi-billion-dollar subsidies." (Sanders.) It goes without saying this is needed. “Nearly every major city in the nation [has been] asked to mortgage its future to the sports industry," @fieldofschemes has written. If I may. The relationship between sports fans and the sports business has been broken ever since the Supreme Court gave MLB an antitrust exemption in 1922. Multiple Supreme Court justices have criticized the ruling as “unrealistic, inconsistent, and illogical.” The ruling stemmed from a whimsical interpretation of professional sports as a fundamentally communal, rather than capitalistic, enterprise. In practice the exemption merely grants team owners license to run their teams in the most ruthlessly capitalistic ways possible. “The major leagues” Kevin Baker has written, “remain to this day the most complete and enduring cartel in American history.” But it hasn't ever been addressed. In America, owners get to have it both ways. They're permitted to run their businesses like robber barons. The sports industry is insulated from both government regulation and free-market competition. Fans and cities possess no power or protection. This bill would give them some. Hell ya. It's also not that ridiculous at all. A version of this law already exists in Ohio. Lawmakers passed it after Art Modell moved the Browns, to protect fans in the state from ever having to go through that kind of thing again. Stronger versions of this sort of thing exist in Europe. In 2025, England passed the Football Governance Act, a regulatory framework designed, in the language of the law, “to protect and promote the sustainability of English football.” The law mandates team owners and league executives regularly consult with fan representatives on all matters relevant to fan interests. And it empowers an Independent Football Regulator (IFR) to evaluate the potential impact of all proposed changes by an owner to his or her club on fans and community members and to strike down those changes found not to be in fans’ interests. These include changes to a club’s name, crest, and, most fundamentally, its home. Versions of this sort of thing have been batted about by US lawmakers before. Most have not been given much attention. I hope this time it's different. It's too late to save the A’s. But I hope it passes so that no other fans have to suffer the indignities fans suffered here. So that sports work better for future fans like my sons.