What’s the oldest thing in this picture? Hint: It’s not my grandpa. It’s something much, much older than him.
I was gifted a 2,000-year-old Nabataean coin while I was hiking in Petra.
My grandpa always loved collecting coins. So I brought it home for him.
I don’t usually watch @hallmarkchannel, but it’s cool seeing @UMichFootball national champion @colstonlovelan1 on the movie my dad’s watching!
When will the @Lions and Sam LaPorta get a chance??
Go Lions #GoBlue
@Yankees never would’ve entertained the thought of benching Babe Ruth in the playoffs, but…
GenZ’s who have no historical perspective will tell you Shohei Ohtani is the GOAT because he’s the only baseball star they’ve ever watched.
As fun as it was to watch, the @Lions already have enough injury problems….
At some point, baseball has to get back to valuing ballplayers and not just numbers on a screen. Give me the Freddie Freemans, the Buster Poseys, Hunter Pences, Pablo Sandovals, Michael Youngs, Ian Kinslers of the world. Guys who just flat out know how to play the game. Everyone wants to talk launch angle and exit velo, but what happened to valuing a quality at bat?” The 9-pitch battle that might end in an out, but forces a pitcher to show everything he’s got.
The guy who hits behind the runner, takes what’s given, or just refuses to give a pitcher an easy inning. Those at-bats might not look sexy in the box score, but they show up in the 7th, 8th, and 9th. Some of these dudes could absolutely leave the yard too. That’s the point. They weren’t one-dimensional. Somewhere along the way, we confused measurable tools with knowing how to win baseball games.
I’m not against analytics or hitting the ball hard, but there is an art to winning that you can’t fully measure. We need more guys who know how to play baseball, not just hitters, not just athletes, ballplayers. And I promise you, those dudes never go out of style
You got the wrong Lion.
@calvinjohnsonjr put up bigger numbers, but @amonra_stbrown is more clutch.
