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Next up, overall legend/free agent “Big” John Murphy (John Murphy) Really impressive bullpen from Big John. Coming off an insane year in the Frontier. 36 innings, 63ks with only 8 walks. He had more saves this year than walks. Data can be provided. Ben Brewster Tread Athletics

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Hunter Townsendvor 3 Jahren

Don’t let the goggles fool you. This man is a DAWG.

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Greg_Nesbittvor 3 Jahren

@TreadAthletics @jmurph725 @TreadHQ Coached against this guy in Legion World Series. He was totally dominate on the mound.

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The Crazy Polackvor 3 Jahren

@jmurph725 @TreadAthletics @TreadHQ Dude is a stud and an even better guy any org would be lucky to have him!

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Carly Pownallvor 3 Jahren

@jmurph725 @TreadAthletics @TreadHQ Can’t wait to hear he’s been signed!!! We are going to miss hosting him, but traveling to see him play in affiliated ball will be the best!! ❤️❤️⚾️⚾️❤️❤️

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Tom Muratorevor 3 Jahren

@jmurph725 @TreadAthletics @TreadHQ MURPH DAWWWWWWG @jmurph725

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Pete Farlowvor 3 Jahren

@jmurph725 @TreadAthletics @TreadHQ @jmurph725 oh shit that fastball is not flat anymore

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Caller: “My 20-year-old son is dating a 37-year-old woman… and she’s one of my husband’s employees.” Dr. John: Hold on… you’re 39? Caller: Yes. Dr. John: So your son is dating a woman your age? Caller: Exactly. Dr. John: How did this even happen? Caller: They met through work. She works with my husband. Dr. John: Have you talked to your son? Caller: I keep asking what he wants for his future, but all I get are one-word answers. He isn’t ending the relationship. Dr. John: He’s 20. Lecturing him isn’t going to work. Caller: So what do I do? Dr. John: Does he still live with you? Caller: Yes. Dr. John: Then you have leverage. Dr. John: If you want to make adult decisions, you need to live an adult life. Dr. John: I’m not paying your bills while you drive straight toward a brick wall. Caller: I never thought about it like that. Dr. John: Let me ask you this… Dr. John: If you had a 20-year-old daughter dating a 37-year-old man, would you feel the same way? Caller: No… it would be completely different. Dr. John: Why? Dr. John: Your son deserves the same protection. Caller: She even had a pregnancy scare last month. Dr. John: He’s in way over his head. Caller: Should I call her? Dr. John: No. Dr. John: She isn’t your problem. Dr. John: Your son is. Dr. John: Tell him exactly how you feel. Tell him you love him. Dr. John: And remind him that if this all falls apart… Dr. John: He can always come home.

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CAMBRIDGE 1969 (FOR JOHN) Yoko Ono: I was asked to visit Cambridge University to perform my vocal work. As the date approached, they called me asking if I was still coming, since they knew that I had recently got married and didn't know if my plans had changed or not. "Tell him you're coming with a band," John whispered loudly from the side. John and I thought it was a riot, but we didn't know how they would take it at the other end of the phone. Was it alright to bring a rocker? But the guy held his ground well. It was Cambridge, so the greeting committee was cordial but cool. John took that in, of course. He joined me on the stage and played underneath my vocal. Maybe 'I Wanna Hold Your Hand'? That would have been cute. But instead he went in for the kill and played an incredibly creative avant-garde guitar that nobody in the world had ever heard before or since. The audience didn't react to it. I was probably the only musician who was totally impressed by it. But did I express my appreciation? John loved 'Cambridge 1969'. So for awhile, he always asked for it to be played when we were in the car. I just thought "Oh, not that one again!" "How about 'Yesterday'?" (a joke). And when I tried to play something else he wouldn't hear of it. Yoko Ono: vocal John Lennon: guitar Mal Evans: Watch John Tchicai: saxophone John Stevens: percussion Produced by John Lennon & Yoko Ono From the John & Yoko album Unfinished Music No. 2: Life With The Lions. Live at 'A Natural Music Nothing Doing In London' Concert, Lady Mitchell Hall, Cambridge University, Cambridge, UK, 2 March 1969. Her biography in the programme read: YOKO ONO performed with her voice with Ornette Coleman at the Royal Albert Hall last year and with John Stevens at the Arts Laboratory in London. Her own concerts include Music of the Mind at the Saville Theatre in 1967. She contributed to Nothing Doing in London Two and published a book including music pieces called Grapefruit in Tokyo in 1964. Her Unfinished Music is on Apple Track Records.

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