Rob Matwick

Happy to have our friend Zach from Make-A-Wish cheering on our boys tonight 👊

From a mentor in my 20s: "The quickest way to level up your life... Go do something interesting in the world. Don't think about it. Don't talk about it. Do it. Be seen trying, learning, improving. Nothing attracts opportunity like someone out in the open putting in real work."

BUCKLE UP SOUTHERN PLAINS! Big severe weather and #tornado threat appears to return during the first few weeks of April. There is strong forecast model ensemble support for the development of a textbook trough-ridge pattern just in time for peak season thermodynamics. I will keep you updated on this long-range threat

MAJOR LEAGUE BASEBALL IS PLAYED TONIGHT #OpeningNight

The wait is over. The 2026 MLB season begins today

It all starts tomorrow! ⚾📺

And then there was one... ⚾️🔜

The 2026 season begins tonight! Who will hoist the Commissioner's Trophy in 2026? 🏆

I often wonder how many extraordinary people wasted their entire lives waiting for permission that never came. Nobody tells you this: Permission isn't granted. It's taken. You get to tap yourself in whenever you want. You can just do things.

Jack Leiter throwing flames. 🔥🔥

Next Stop: Opening Day ✈️

Underrated life advice: Stop dragging yesterday into today. The argument. The mistake. The missed chance. It’s already gone. Stop reliving it. Learn fast. Forgive yourself faster. Move forward. Life happens in the direction you face.

The Buffalo Bills' new stadium will have three stainless steel bison statues outside: a bull, a cow, and a calf. The bull will stand 27 feet tall, stretch 29 feet in length, and weigh 23,000 pounds.

Joey Votto gifted the Reds a clock that will stand outside Great American Ballpark as a thank you to his time in the organization 👏👏

Taaffe’s got hops ‼️

Jack Leiter, 90mph Changeup (Swing/Miss) and 99mph Fastball (ABS backwards K), Individual Pitches + Overlay. Nasty combo.

Hop in the car for possibly the shortest drive to an NCAA Tournament regional in history. University of Houston ➡️ team hotel 3.4 miles Kelvin Sampson: “Nice flight.” @HoustonChron

Every time I take a trip I am reminded how unbelievable this world is There is sooo much to learn and see out there - yet we get too comfortable in our day to day lives These experiences are what life is all about Go soak it in

Yesterday was Nelly Carreno’s first day on air at @CBSNewsTexas! So happy to have her on the weather team 🎉🎊🎈

Per #Reds Reds former All-Star First Baseman and Franchise Icon Joey Votto has gifted the City of Cincinnati, the Reds and the fans a custom-built Verdin street clock as a thank you for their support during his 22 years with the Reds organization. “I am excited about giving the Clock to the city, the team and its fans,” said Votto. “Being the oldest professional team, I wanted this Clock to add to the charm and mystique of the Cincinnati Reds experience.” Crafted by Cincinnati’s The Verdin Company, the Clock stands 16 feet, 8 inches tall with four 36‑inch dials, and is located on Crosley Terrace, just outside the main ballpark entrance. “We are incredibly grateful and honored to have this beautiful Clock adorn the front gates,” said Reds President and CEO Phil Castellini. “Joey made us proud every time he stepped onto the field. And this one-of-a-kind gift from him will continue to inspire and excite everyone who sees it.” The Clock is finished in the official Reds Pantone red with white trim. The top finial is hand‑painted to resemble a baseball, and each Clock face includes “Cincinnati” across the top and “Reds” along the bottom. The faces feature Roman numerals and the iconic Reds wishbone “C” centered on each dial. “There will continue to be massive moments happening at the ballpark in the future, and people making new memories,” Votto said. “I hope that I can still be part of it in some way, knowing the Clock adds character to this special place.”   Additionally, the clock head features speakers that can play hourly chimes and a wide range of music, including Take Me Out to the Ballgame. “Joey wanted the Clock to enhance our shared love of baseball, so we are collaborating with Joey and Verdin for fun ways to integrate it into our games,” said Castellini. At the base of the Clock, a bronze plaque honors Votto’s contribution. The plaque reads: “Thank you Cincinnati” with Joey Votto’s signature underneath it. “Joey was involved in planning every detail. He wanted his thank you gift to be a showstopper and we are thrilled with how it turned out,” said The Verdin Company CEO Bob Verdin III.