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That Bunny was AMAZING. Elmo thinks he should be called Good Bunny! Elmo loves you, Mr. Good Bunny! ❤️🎶🐰

Kids who never saw Larry Bird play think he wouldn’t survive in this era 🤦🏻‍♂️

The night Hogan joined the NWO and became a bad guy. Greatest moment of all-time.

A harsh truth I wish I could tell my younger self:

10 years ago today, Derek Jeter hit a walk-off single during his final game at Yankee Stadium. Bob Costas remembered the moment: “At first, it appeared that Derek Jeter’s last home game would end much less dramatically. Entering the ninth, Jeter was one-for-four (a first-inning double) and the Yanks led the Orioles 5—2, but David Robertson yielded a two-run homer to Adam Jones and then a solo shot to Steve Pearce. As Pearce rounded the bases, I noted that there was a significant brightside for Yankee fans: Jeter would now come up third in the last of the ninth.⁠ ⁠ Now, with the score tied 5—5, the Yanks got the leadoff man on and sacrificed him to second. One out, winning run in scoring position, first base open. As Jeter left the on-deck circle, Jim Kaat and I stayed silent to allow the TV audience to hear what the sellout crowd in the Bronx would hear: the distinctive and distinguished voice of Bob Sheppard, the Yankees’ public address announcer for over half a century intoning one last time, ‘Now batting for the Yankees, number 2, Derek Jeter, number 2.’ Sheppard had passed away four years earlier at the age of 99. But in a pitch-perfect touch, Jeter had requested that a recording of Sheppard announcing his name and number be played each time he came to the plate for the remainder of his career. I could offer nothing better than that. Hearing it for the final time in that setting raised goosebumps.⁠ ⁠ Jeter stepped into the box. The entire stadium was on its feet. At that point, even the opposing catcher — Caleb Joseph — was still standing.⁠ ⁠ That was when Joseph got down into his crouch, leaving me only enough time to say that Oriole manager Buck Showalter — who had managed the Yankees in ’95, when Jeter came up — appreciated the moment.⁠ ⁠ And then Jeter hit the first pitch. The last pitch Evan Meek would ever throw in the major leagues. Pinch runner Antoan Richardson raced home with the winning run — the last run he would ever score in a big league game. Bit players as the star of this and so many other shows brought the curtain down with the sense of theater that ran throughout his epic career.” playerstribu.ne/BobCostas

When you ain’t do nun on the group project and still get an A🏅

A speech that will touch people’s hearts for years to come ❤️ Steve Gleason delivered a memorable moment while accepting the Arthur Ashe Award for Courage at the 2024 ESPYS.

I’ll be awarded tonight.

Look, we fly a lot to cover the NBA. But I ain't flown like the folks covering this Stanley Cup. First two games in Florida. Then 2,569 miles to Edmonton for 3/4. Then 2,569 mi back to Florida for G5. Then 2,569 mi back to Edmonton for G6. And, now, 2,569 mi back to FL for G7.

Legal killing the one thing that had a chance to get any press

Hard to believe it has been 10 years…

Remember Sunday NBA on NBC Triple Headers in the 90s?

@itsjkav I was going to cop Sabrina’s. Do I wait now?

Changing the game CC!! This is ICONIC How about that pay cut @ Darren Rovell 💀

Dorktown: Caitlin Clark!

This kinda marketing before she’s even drafted is not like anything I’ve seen before in sports

Great brands get copied That’s a risk you run when you create something awesomely different People will copy you But better to be first and be copied than be the same and be ignored

🐐 @CaitlinClark22 x #Hawkeyes

Kids today just don’t understand.

“per my last email” = fuck you “apologies for the delay” = fuck me “cc’ing for visibility” = you’re fucked “checking in in this” = i’m fucked “let’s revisit in Q4” = fuck this “i’m not sure that’s aligned” = fuck that “respectfully yours” = fuck all y’all