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This is exactly why I get on Rafael Devers. Leading off the 7th, down 1-0, he pops one up and stands at home plate watching it. The ball drops, and if he hustles out of the box, he’s standing on second base. Even Duane Kuiper and Mike Krukow called... show more

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This happened in a game between the Chicago Cubs and New York Mets that I’ve never seen before. Pete Crow-Armstrong was on first base. The pitch goes to home and Armstrong is off trying to steal second base. He slides into second and is called safe. New York challenges the call and it is overturned and he is called out. They said he came off the bag. Not strange right? However, it was ball four. Pete is entitled to second base. You can hear the announcers- “it doesn’t matter if he’s tagged. It’s ball four. The base is his.” Craig Counsel the Cubs manager was ejected when he came out to argue. Did the umpires and replay get it right? Have you ever seen such a thing? Isn’t he entitled to the base on a walk?

This happened in a game between the Chicago Cubs and New York Mets that I’ve never seen before. Pete Crow-Armstrong was on first base. The pitch goes to home and Armstrong is off trying to steal second base. He slides into second and is called safe. New York challenges the call and it is overturned and he is called out. They said he came off the bag. Not strange right? However, it was ball four. Pete is entitled to second base. You can hear the announcers- “it doesn’t matter if he’s tagged. It’s ball four. The base is his.” Craig Counsel the Cubs manager was ejected when he came out to argue. Did the umpires and replay get it right? Have you ever seen such a thing? Isn’t he entitled to the base on a walk?

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🚨 Thierry Henry on Bruno Fernandes winning POTY: 🗣️ “When you talk about influence, you have to talk about Bruno Fernandes. People will mention goals and assists, but it’s deeper than that. It’s his personality, the responsibility he carries every single game. At Manchester United, when things are not working, he’s the one asking for the ball, trying to create, trying to lift everyone. For me, he’s in a league of his own when it comes to reading the game. He sees things before they happen — the movement, the spaces, the passes others don’t even think about. Yes, he takes risks, and sometimes it doesn’t come off. But that’s what separates him. He doesn’t hide. And when you look at all the contenders for Player of the Year… for me, Bruno is the most deserving. Because it’s not just about numbers — it’s about impact, leadership, and showing up when your team needs you the most.” {EPL NEWS }

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Allen Iverson made a valid point.🔥 Who do you think is the greatest NBA player of all time and why? Allen Iverson: The greatest of all time for me, it’s got to be Jordan. Why? It’s simple. What he did, nobody else has done. Jordan wasn’t just a scoring machine. He changed the whole face of basketball. When he was on the court, it wasn’t just about winning games. He brought this unmatched presence. His work ethic, his determination — that’s what basketball is all about. Every single game, he was out there proving he was the best. Never allowing himself to slack off. Giving 100% every time. I grew up watching Jordan play and he taught me what a true champion’s mentality looks like. He could perform even better under pressure, stepping up in those clutch moments and leading his team to victories. That’s the main thing I respect about him. Now, there are a lot of great players today, but Jordan’s impact, his dominance on the court — those things no one can replace. If you’re asking me why it’s Jordan, it’s because he did more than just play ball. He created an entire era.

Allen Iverson made a valid point.🔥 Who do you think is the greatest NBA player of all time and why? Allen Iverson: The greatest of all time for me, it’s got to be Jordan. Why? It’s simple. What he did, nobody else has done. Jordan wasn’t just a scoring machine. He changed the whole face of basketball. When he was on the court, it wasn’t just about winning games. He brought this unmatched presence. His work ethic, his determination — that’s what basketball is all about. Every single game, he was out there proving he was the best. Never allowing himself to slack off. Giving 100% every time. I grew up watching Jordan play and he taught me what a true champion’s mentality looks like. He could perform even better under pressure, stepping up in those clutch moments and leading his team to victories. That’s the main thing I respect about him. Now, there are a lot of great players today, but Jordan’s impact, his dominance on the court — those things no one can replace. If you’re asking me why it’s Jordan, it’s because he did more than just play ball. He created an entire era.

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Alex Cora on Rafael Devers huge 8-RBI day in his team’s 19-5 vs. Baltimore: “I told Raffy, I said, ‘Man, he was 0-20 with 15 strikeouts, right?’ And everybody was jumping off the roof of the buildings, and, ‘He has to play 3rd for him to hit,’ and all that. You know, the guy hits. He hits. “He’s been hitting since 2017 - there’s a reason they called him up that year. Was he prepared to play 3rd base at this level? Probably not, but they needed a bat. The bat has spoke loud and clear since he got here, and it’s made an impact in this organization. “You keep looking at the numbers, and now he’s No. 9 in home runs, and then the RBIs are creeping up. And he’s having an outstanding season, and he keeps working at it. There was some flaws early on. Spring Training wasn’t perfect. We know that, and little by little he’s been building his swing, and against lefties he’s been amazing…” WEEI WEEI Red Sox Network #RedSox

Alex Cora on Rafael Devers huge 8-RBI day in his team’s 19-5 vs. Baltimore: “I told Raffy, I said, ‘Man, he was 0-20 with 15 strikeouts, right?’ And everybody was jumping off the roof of the buildings, and, ‘He has to play 3rd for him to hit,’ and all that. You know, the guy hits. He hits. “He’s been hitting since 2017 - there’s a reason they called him up that year. Was he prepared to play 3rd base at this level? Probably not, but they needed a bat. The bat has spoke loud and clear since he got here, and it’s made an impact in this organization. “You keep looking at the numbers, and now he’s No. 9 in home runs, and then the RBIs are creeping up. And he’s having an outstanding season, and he keeps working at it. There was some flaws early on. Spring Training wasn’t perfect. We know that, and little by little he’s been building his swing, and against lefties he’s been amazing…” WEEI WEEI Red Sox Network #RedSox

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I have been critical of Rafael Devers all year, constantly saying he is just not the true difference-maker this front office thinks he is, and today's game against the Brewers gave us the perfect example of it. Bottom of the 5th, two outs, a runner standing on second base with a righty on the mound, an open first base, and a light-hitting Jung Hoo Lee waiting on deck. In a tight, one-run game, if Devers was truly the "feared" superstar the Giants are paying him to be, the Brewers dugout would have immediately held up four fingers. They would have happily put him on first base via an intentional walk rather than risk giving up a long ball, preferring to take their chances with JHL. Instead, Milwaukee didn't blink. They went right after him. In fact, they practically had him struck out on one pitch, but the catcher couldn't hold onto the foul tip. Even though the 12-pitch battle eventually resulted in a walk, the strategy spoke volumes: the Brewers simply do not fear him. If this were a proven elite superstar like Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto, Yordan Alvarez, or José Ramírez, they get a free pass to first base 10 times out of 10 in that exact scenario. But opposing teams treat Devers like just another guy in the lineup because he lacks that elite gravity. To prove the point, JHL came up right after the walk and weakly grounded out to end the inning. The video proves exactly what I've been saying all season: the aura just isn't there, and opposing managers know it.

I have been critical of Rafael Devers all year, constantly saying he is just not the true difference-maker this front office thinks he is, and today's game against the Brewers gave us the perfect example of it. Bottom of the 5th, two outs, a runner standing on second base with a righty on the mound, an open first base, and a light-hitting Jung Hoo Lee waiting on deck. In a tight, one-run game, if Devers was truly the "feared" superstar the Giants are paying him to be, the Brewers dugout would have immediately held up four fingers. They would have happily put him on first base via an intentional walk rather than risk giving up a long ball, preferring to take their chances with JHL. Instead, Milwaukee didn't blink. They went right after him. In fact, they practically had him struck out on one pitch, but the catcher couldn't hold onto the foul tip. Even though the 12-pitch battle eventually resulted in a walk, the strategy spoke volumes: the Brewers simply do not fear him. If this were a proven elite superstar like Aaron Judge, Shohei Ohtani, Juan Soto, Yordan Alvarez, or José Ramírez, they get a free pass to first base 10 times out of 10 in that exact scenario. But opposing teams treat Devers like just another guy in the lineup because he lacks that elite gravity. To prove the point, JHL came up right after the walk and weakly grounded out to end the inning. The video proves exactly what I've been saying all season: the aura just isn't there, and opposing managers know it.

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For a guy who’s out of options & in on the fence of making the team is this the kind of effort you want on the roster? Jerar Encarnación just flat out showed no hustle or character on this play. It was very close to being a foul ball but to stand at home plate & not run when you’re fighting for a roster spot doesn’t settle well me. But more importantly how does it settle with Tony V and Buster when you’re trying to change the culture? For me this is a deal breaker for a guy that’s older and less talented than other guys fighting for a job.

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Ruda, a Korean dance trainer with 19 years of experience and 6 years of creating dance content, analyzes K-pop choreography. He considers #Hyunjin the Stray Kids member who stands out on stage 👤: Is there a member that stands out to you the most? Ruda: Inevitably, I can’t help but notice Hyunjin the most. This is just a joke, but maybe it’s because he’s just so good-looking. Watching him, I think, “Is it because he’s too handsome?” That’s the thought I had. But even without that, watching him he does all the essential dance elements well. He stops when he needs to, starts when he should, he extends fully and gives power when coming down. These are the basics that should naturally be done,and he does them naturally and well. He can shine on stage. often think this while watching Hyunjin. 👤:So, when you look at the highlight stages, Hyunjin is always there. #현진 #스트레이키즈

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Ronald Reagan dropping one of the funniest dad jokes ever. 😂⚾ A young ballplayer tells his wife ‘Changing the baby? That’s not my line of work!’ She puts her hands on her hips and says: ‘Look Buster, you lay the diaper out like a diamond, put second base on home plate, baby’s bottom on the pitcher’s mound, hook up first and third, slide home underneath… and if it starts to rain, the game ain’t called — you start all over again!’ Who else is stealing this one for the next diaper change?

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Shaq: “You have a player here now, Tyrese Haliburton, when KD is gone, when LeBron is gone, when Steph is gone, do you think he can be the face of this league? I say yes.” Reggie: “I think he’s on a short list, because he has all the intangibles. He’s a family man. He’s a team player. He hits big shots and it’s all about winning with him. He’ll do whatever it takes to win. When I say he’s the captain now, he understands, and this fan base understands, that he involves everyone. And that’s what it takes to win championships in smaller markets.”

Shaq: “You have a player here now, Tyrese Haliburton, when KD is gone, when LeBron is gone, when Steph is gone, do you think he can be the face of this league? I say yes.” Reggie: “I think he’s on a short list, because he has all the intangibles. He’s a family man. He’s a team player. He hits big shots and it’s all about winning with him. He’ll do whatever it takes to win. When I say he’s the captain now, he understands, and this fan base understands, that he involves everyone. And that’s what it takes to win championships in smaller markets.”

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Zach Lowe responds to Brooklyn Nets Cam Thomas calling him out. “I do think sometimes he plays like a ball hog and that’s okay because he can score and he’s on a terrible team.” The guy can straight up get buckets there is a place for him in the NBA and in my opinion it is as a 6th or 7th man scoring burst guy.”

Zach Lowe responds to Brooklyn Nets Cam Thomas calling him out. “I do think sometimes he plays like a ball hog and that’s okay because he can score and he’s on a terrible team.” The guy can straight up get buckets there is a place for him in the NBA and in my opinion it is as a 6th or 7th man scoring burst guy.”

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“The bullet came in, tore up everything in the wound cavity, hit the vertebrae, crushed it, shattered it, turned, crushed the second one, turned, kept going down all the way to I think they said C 6. It’s like why not put that info out?” For all those saying, a 30-06 would’ve blasted through Charlie’s neck and into whatever was behind him, it sounds like it tore him up pretty good and blasted through multiple vertebrae. Is this really wholly inconceivable that that’s the turn it could’ve taken as opposed to blasting through him and out the other side? Additionally, don’t rely on viral clips you’ve seen of this interview. Watch it for yourself. I disagreed with him about certain things and have questions of him, but he’s also not quite as black and white as folks on the internet are portraying him. Towards the end, he has many of the same questions and comments as Candace and her fans have. This was one such case. He thinks too much is being hidden from the general public.

“The bullet came in, tore up everything in the wound cavity, hit the vertebrae, crushed it, shattered it, turned, crushed the second one, turned, kept going down all the way to I think they said C 6. It’s like why not put that info out?” For all those saying, a 30-06 would’ve blasted through Charlie’s neck and into whatever was behind him, it sounds like it tore him up pretty good and blasted through multiple vertebrae. Is this really wholly inconceivable that that’s the turn it could’ve taken as opposed to blasting through him and out the other side? Additionally, don’t rely on viral clips you’ve seen of this interview. Watch it for yourself. I disagreed with him about certain things and have questions of him, but he’s also not quite as black and white as folks on the internet are portraying him. Towards the end, he has many of the same questions and comments as Candace and her fans have. This was one such case. He thinks too much is being hidden from the general public.

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the concept of troy being homophobic ABOUT will, but directing it AT mike and then a close up to dustin dropping his head in the background to show he’s aware troy’s homophobia is aimed at both will AND mike (and that’s why he only ever says such things TO mike)

the concept of troy being homophobic ABOUT will, but directing it AT mike and then a close up to dustin dropping his head in the background to show he’s aware troy’s homophobia is aimed at both will AND mike (and that’s why he only ever says such things TO mike)

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Jared Moskowitz’s message for Elon Musk: I think the time for staying in safe spaces is over. Twitter—or X—is a safe space for him. You’ve got to get out of your safe spaces. Go talk to the American people—not just on Fox, not just next to the president, and not just on X. Come to Congress and talk to the American people. He’s not afraid to do it—or at least, I don’t think he is. But if he really believes he’s right, if he really thinks he has the winning argument, then he should come here, mix it up with Democrats, and embarrass us with his information—if that’s what he thinks he can do. Come do that.

Jared Moskowitz’s message for Elon Musk: I think the time for staying in safe spaces is over. Twitter—or X—is a safe space for him. You’ve got to get out of your safe spaces. Go talk to the American people—not just on Fox, not just next to the president, and not just on X. Come to Congress and talk to the American people. He’s not afraid to do it—or at least, I don’t think he is. But if he really believes he’s right, if he really thinks he has the winning argument, then he should come here, mix it up with Democrats, and embarrass us with his information—if that’s what he thinks he can do. Come do that.

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I don’t even wanna have to keep dragging this annoying thing out but it’s driving me insane. The way he’s talking about it is as if he converted it which is not a good sign at all, not to mention if he did layer it, why isn’t he being more clear about it.

I don’t even wanna have to keep dragging this annoying thing out but it’s driving me insane. The way he’s talking about it is as if he converted it which is not a good sign at all, not to mention if he did layer it, why isn’t he being more clear about it.

Takoyaki Donuts

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Geraldo Perdomo on asking Shohei Ohtani for a signed bat (Translation by Master Flip) “Ohtani’s my brother. He’s in a league all by himself. Honestly, I was shocked when Vladdy took him deep. And we’re talking about Vladdy! When he’s got runners on base, he’s quick to the plate, you’ve got to have fast timing to keep up. I went 1-for-3 against him this year, and in the game where he pitched, his team ended up losing. We’ve got a trainer who speaks Japanese, and I’ve been picking up some phrases from her. That day, I walked up to him and asked, in Japanese, if he’d sign a bat for me. He understood perfectly and said, “If I win and I get you out, then I’ll sign it.” Well, they lost that game, and I got a hit off him, a single off his curveball. That was honestly the only pitch I could touch from him. Like I said, he’s so quick from the stretch, with men on base, his fastball comes in at 100 mph and paints the black. No chance. It’s tough to time him in those situations. But I caught him in the windup with the bases empty, lined a single, and later came through with a walk off hit. He didn’t sign the bat lol. He clearly said it was conditional on him winning and getting me out, but I know he’ll come through and send it. He’s an All-Star among All-Stars. What he’s doing on the field, no one else is even close. As long as he’s playing at this level, nobody’s touching that MVP award.” 🎥 Ricardo Rodríguez Abriendo Sports

Geraldo Perdomo on asking Shohei Ohtani for a signed bat (Translation by Master Flip) “Ohtani’s my brother. He’s in a league all by himself. Honestly, I was shocked when Vladdy took him deep. And we’re talking about Vladdy! When he’s got runners on base, he’s quick to the plate, you’ve got to have fast timing to keep up. I went 1-for-3 against him this year, and in the game where he pitched, his team ended up losing. We’ve got a trainer who speaks Japanese, and I’ve been picking up some phrases from her. That day, I walked up to him and asked, in Japanese, if he’d sign a bat for me. He understood perfectly and said, “If I win and I get you out, then I’ll sign it.” Well, they lost that game, and I got a hit off him, a single off his curveball. That was honestly the only pitch I could touch from him. Like I said, he’s so quick from the stretch, with men on base, his fastball comes in at 100 mph and paints the black. No chance. It’s tough to time him in those situations. But I caught him in the windup with the bases empty, lined a single, and later came through with a walk off hit. He didn’t sign the bat lol. He clearly said it was conditional on him winning and getting me out, but I know he’ll come through and send it. He’s an All-Star among All-Stars. What he’s doing on the field, no one else is even close. As long as he’s playing at this level, nobody’s touching that MVP award.” 🎥 Ricardo Rodríguez Abriendo Sports

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Jimmy Butler asked if there’s a misconception about him from his previous teams he’s played for “I will say I’m always about winning at all cost. So when it doesn’t stay about winning and it becomes about many other things, I’m not here for it. If it’s about winning the championship I’m all for it. If it’s not and there’s any other agendas, yall won’t like it cause I don’t care” (Via Warriors on NBCS) 🤔

Jimmy Butler asked if there’s a misconception about him from his previous teams he’s played for “I will say I’m always about winning at all cost. So when it doesn’t stay about winning and it becomes about many other things, I’m not here for it. If it’s about winning the championship I’m all for it. If it’s not and there’s any other agendas, yall won’t like it cause I don’t care” (Via Warriors on NBCS) 🤔

Heat Central

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This pitch was fouled off down into the ground, or so the Oakland A’s Lawrence Butler thought. The ball hit in the back of the batters box but then skipped out in front of home plate. Butler didn’t run and the Yankees catcher picked it up and tagged him. The umpire ruled Butler out. A couple of things - One, I always thought the back of home plate was the furthest point back for a fair ball. Anything behind that was foul territory. Two- I never knew they had a female umpire in MLB. 🤯 Do you think that was a fair or foul ball? And, did you know MLB had a female umpire? What’s your feeling on that?

This pitch was fouled off down into the ground, or so the Oakland A’s Lawrence Butler thought. The ball hit in the back of the batters box but then skipped out in front of home plate. Butler didn’t run and the Yankees catcher picked it up and tagged him. The umpire ruled Butler out. A couple of things - One, I always thought the back of home plate was the furthest point back for a fair ball. Anything behind that was foul territory. Two- I never knew they had a female umpire in MLB. 🤯 Do you think that was a fair or foul ball? And, did you know MLB had a female umpire? What’s your feeling on that?

👉M-Û-R-Č-H👈

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This 15U coach goes crazy over a call that ended up tying the game with 2 outs. Another day, another baseball game and another coach losing his mind. 🤦‍♂️ It’s the bottom of the last inning, there’s two outs and runners on first and second base. The pitcher throws a wild pitch. The ball skips away and bounces off a bat the umpire said. If it hit an on deck bat near the dugout, it is a dead ball and the runners advance. You can’t see the play and the coach argues that it hit the dugout pole and not a bat. (Guess he had a better angle from the third base dugout).😳 The umpires meet and at first they tell the runners to go back to where they were. But they continue talking and then say the runners advance. 🤯 The coach was ejected. 💯 The game ended in a tie when a play at the plate on another wild pitch but the runner being called out at home. This was the beginning of a tournament and you can hear one of the parents tell the coach to calm down as they have the rest of the tournament ahead. Not sure what gets into these coaches but no amount of arguing is changing a call. Let it go and just let the young men play. Do you think something needs to be done about these coaches and the way they are acting and the words spewing out of their mouths? Doesn’t it seem like it is a daily occurrence now?

This 15U coach goes crazy over a call that ended up tying the game with 2 outs. Another day, another baseball game and another coach losing his mind. 🤦‍♂️ It’s the bottom of the last inning, there’s two outs and runners on first and second base. The pitcher throws a wild pitch. The ball skips away and bounces off a bat the umpire said. If it hit an on deck bat near the dugout, it is a dead ball and the runners advance. You can’t see the play and the coach argues that it hit the dugout pole and not a bat. (Guess he had a better angle from the third base dugout).😳 The umpires meet and at first they tell the runners to go back to where they were. But they continue talking and then say the runners advance. 🤯 The coach was ejected. 💯 The game ended in a tie when a play at the plate on another wild pitch but the runner being called out at home. This was the beginning of a tournament and you can hear one of the parents tell the coach to calm down as they have the rest of the tournament ahead. Not sure what gets into these coaches but no amount of arguing is changing a call. Let it go and just let the young men play. Do you think something needs to be done about these coaches and the way they are acting and the words spewing out of their mouths? Doesn’t it seem like it is a daily occurrence now?

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