Steve Kelly

@90sWWE Barry Horowitz

Name a wrestler today's fans have never heard of...

RED, WHITE, BLUE AND GOLD. TEAM USA IS BRINGING HOME THE #WINTEROLYMPICS GOLD. 🇺🇸🦅

American Hero

This would be a great time for the Phillies to announce that they’ve signed Bo Bichette and resigned Ranger.

Love seeing this heartfelt note about our Delivery Service Partner, Ronald Dubon and team... — Sometimes, the smallest hearts remind the biggest companies what kindness truly looks like. When a four-year-old boy dreamed of having an Amazon-themed birthday party—complete with the thrill of seeing a real delivery van—no one could have imagined that Amazon itself would make that dream come true. Despite being one of the largest and busiest companies in the world, Amazon found the time, heart, and humanity to show up in a deeply personal way. On short notice, they didn’t just send one delivery van—they brought two: a classic Amazon delivery van and a cutting-edge electric model. Their team arrived with smiles, good spirits, and arms full of gifts, turning a simple backyard celebration into a once-in-a-lifetime memory. Every child got to climb behind the wheel, honk the horn, and pretend to be an Amazon driver for a day. The laughter, joy, and awe on their faces said everything words could not. In a world where large corporations often feel distant, Amazon proved that compassion and community still matter. Their thoughtful gesture—done not for publicity, but from genuine goodwill—brought magic to a young boy’s birthday and touched every heart in attendance. It was a powerful reminder that even the biggest companies are made up of people who care, and their unexpected generosity should never go unnoticed. Thank you, Amazon, for showing that behind every box and logo lies a company capable of incredible kindness.

All for October. #RedOctober

Can’t quite put my Brian Johnson on what Kevin Patullo’s playcalling reminds me of.

We applaud the @WhiteHouse, @USDOT, @FAANews, and Congress for their continued leadership in advancing a framework that supports safe, scalable drone operations like @Amazon’s Prime Air drone delivery. We look forward to reviewing the FAA’s proposed rule that is meant to enable routine, safe operations of drones beyond visual line of sight and to participating in this important rulemaking.

We're excited about the progress @USDOT and @FAANews are making on drone regulations. Advancing the draft Beyond Visual Line of Sight (BVLOS) rule is a big step toward unlocking safe, scalable drone deliveries. It was a privilege to host @SecDuffy and Acting Admin. @FAA_Chris at Prime Air’s Seattle HQ earlier this year. Thanks for your leadership—looking forward to what’s next!

I wonder how it ends?

We celebrated Earth Day yesterday from sunny Sacramento! As part of our commitment to decarbonize our operations, we've deployed more than 20,000 electric delivery vans from Rivian across the country. We gave @AsmWallis , @HeathFloraCA , @AsmTangipa , @asmtasha , and other California lawmakers a behind-the-scenes look at the fleet helping us achieve our Climate Pledge goals. The road to a more sustainable future is charged up and ready to roll— are you?

@JohnKincade Sanoja has killed you all day and is a righty. After Myers took second, they should have walked Sanoja and let Strahm deal with Mervis, who is left handed.

This bullpen is atrocious

@AlTheBoss03 Jim Fregosi, 1993.

Without saying your age.... Who was the manager of your favorite MLB team when you started watching basketball?

My super talented and creative sister wrote and produced an incredible movie called Audrey's Children which comes out in theaters on March 28. Check out the just released trailer and most importantly, go see it in theaters! youtu.be/nzJXWKPmGwU?si…

It's really cool that Tom Brady got to be there for the Eagles' two Super Bowl wins! He might be a good luck charm. Have a great night!

Champs. Again. Bang, Bang, Bird Gang. #flyeaglesfly

What a stop by the Chiefs on that first drive

Go Birds.

@PardonMyTake The cross of Max and Luca looks like Scott Stapp.

RAISE THE BANNER.