David Cone

This is Ralph Lincoln The 11th generation cousin of Abraham Lincoln

@dannogallagher7 I just wished him a happy birthday and he told me that I was a knucklehead

Happy birthday today to Rick Cerone. He appeared in 1,329 MLB games, 33 with the #expos in 1992, his final season.

@dannogallagher7 Um. He’s born on May 19

@Montreal_Expos @mikemayer22 Thanks for the belly laugh this morning

The good news is we don’t have any players with hamate bones

Nothing but heavy hitters in our lineup for 2026 Yankees coverage! ⚾️

Good luck in retirement, Buck. It was a joy watching you and listening to you over the years.

MLB umps Shane Livensparger and Dan Bellino on the player/umpire relationship! 🙌 #baseball #umpire #mlb

@Fran_Tarkenton @robneyer Legend

Some thoughts today as I celebrate 86 years of life...

@CodifyBaseball Classic cup of coffee guy

@dcone36 I don't know if you can win this but you might have just done it.

Name a random baseball player.

@EmilyCWaldon @jphoornstra All the best to you Emily.

My sweet friend put this together to help take the edge off expenses. Everything is appreciated. gofundme.com/f/supporting-h…

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Welcome to the YES family, Willie 🥳

Exclusive: David Cone joins The Three Inning Fan Show to talk the YES Booth in ‘26, the end of Sunday Night Baseball on ESPN, and whether he will work with NBC on SNB this season. Plus Yankees, Mets, and stories only he can tell. Watch here: youtu.be/Nhw24NjdoWA?si…

@NoelAshman My deepest condolences Noel

My father #arthurashman has died.. my dad was super successful & self made, he was a renowned oral surgeon & the inventor of htr which is a hard tissue replacement used for dentistry & other surgeries..he grew up struggling in a family where my grandfather had 3 jobs 2 make ends meet.. my dad was the first person in his family to go to college(#columbiauniversity)& then the army b4 making it big! my father & I had a very complicated relationship..we were both very stubborn & I know I was not an easy kid ..my parents were divorced when I was a toddler & I would sometimes not see him for years at a time as a child..when at age 12 I was kicked out of my house my father would not help me financially because his biggest fear was that I would be a “rich kid” lol he wanted me to earn success like he had! I had to get my own apartment and started throwing parties 2 pay my rent while still going 2 jr high school..even when times were tough & I struggled to eat he made it clear I was on my own..this caused lots of resentment & again we would not talk for long periods of time..once I graduated college & opened my 1st club as a owner at age 23 we got close again, although I always felt my dad wanted me to be a doctor not a entrepreneur/club owner & film producer lol .. even though we both had trouble saying it my dad & I loved each other very much..he was a hero 2 me & 1 of the smartest people I ever met, he always gave me brilliant advice that helped me immensely over the years..as I grew up I realized my father & I were a lot alike, both very set in our ways & thick headed lol .. but recently I was able to tell my dad how much I loved him & how much his advice helped me ..it was really the first time I was able to say it so clearly & it gives me great comfort 2 know that he knew how I felt! It took me hours 2 write this as I can’t stop crying I just can’t believe I won’t see u again! I love u dad more then u could ever know, thx for all ur wisdom & guidance..im sorry i was not always the perfect son but I hope when u look down on me I make u proud.. i will always be grateful that I was your child..i will love u forever dad rest peacefully your son #noelashman

@ToddStottlemyre @NRMedia50 Beautifully said brother

On this day in 2019 my Hero took his last breath and went to Heaven. You will be forever missed and never forgotten. Thank you for showing me the way, thank you for showing me what greatness looks like, thank you for showing me humility and service, thank you for showing me what a real man looks like. Thank you Dad, I love you.

Miami, thank you for everything! @Yankees let’s do it🗽

@ChicagoPrisoner @mike_petriello Actually, 2 runs scored.

@dcone36 @mike_petriello Remember that time when you stood at 1st base and argued with the ump and the run scored.....that was funny

Because former players are talking about this and getting it wrong again: Pitch velocity is tracked on a consistent basis 2008-pres., and the avg 4sm FB has gone from 91.9 to 94.5 in that time. It's not a tech change. It's reflecting the truth that more pitchers throw hard now.