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One Team. One City. One Goal.
This is the Postseason.
#RepBX
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Rockaway Beach in NYC felt like a scene from a movie tonight. Insane sunset, blowing dust and high surf
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12 years ago today, Derek Jeter walks off the Orioles in his final game at Yankee Stadium.
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This level of disrespect is incomprehensible.
As the names of Americans murdered on September 11th are read aloud at Ground Zero, AOC and Mamdani are laughing and smiling together.
There is a time and a place for politics. This isn’t it.
Ground Zero is sacred ground.
Those names belong to fathers, mothers, sons, daughters, firefighters, cops, and innocent Americans who went to work one morning and never came home.
For a few hours, on one day, have some damn respect.
September 11th is not a photo op.
It is not a networking event.
It is a funeral America has attended for 25 years.
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25 Years Later 🇺🇸💙
#NeverForget
ALT The NY Logo painted in blue with white stars and a red outline in the first game back at Yankee Stadium following 9/11 (September 25, 2001). The NY Logo painted in blue with white stars and a red outline on September 11, 2026.
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Derek Jeter 🤝 Aaron Judge
Captain to Captain on a special night in New York.
ALT Derek Jeter and Aaron Judge hug during a pregame ceremony at Yankee Stadium. They are wearing Yankees pinstripe jerseys and wearing first responder caps. (Photo: Michael Urakami/Major League Baseball)
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It’s a classic case of “what if?”
One of the most surreal satellite images you’ll ever see is the one below taken by NASA on September 11th, 2001.
As the terrorist attacks were unfolding, Hurricane Erin was spinning ~500 miles offshore east, southeast of New York City. In the NASA satellite imagery below, you can see both Erin in the Atlantic and the smoke plumes from the World Trade Center towers being blown south by the northerly winds.
Had the high-pressure system over the Ohio Valley / Northeast not been there, the cold front wouldn’t have kicked Erin out to sea, and it is very possible that the course of history would have changed.
