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18 Feb 2021
Having all kinds of fun on social media, so let’s keep it going with personalized messages on Cameo. You can find me at cameo.com/rosey54. As a great philosopher once said, “Why not?’
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Thanks to the Knicks, I watched more NBA in the past 30 days than I have the last 30 years, and you know what? They remind me more of the 1969 Mets than any New York champion since.
What a likeable group of men. Congratulations. Savor every morsel. It’s forever!
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Jun 9
You’ve got to love this.
Paul Skenes was driving by a little league field tonight when he decided to stop and play catch with the kids. He signed and hung out for over two hours.
What a guy. That’s my ace 🏴☠️
(📸 Mikey & Big Bob on FB)
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Jun 8
I don’t know Eddie Burns, but if he has acting chops he can play the lead in “The R.A. Dickey Story”.
Jun 8
Really pleased for my pal and old hoops compadre Eddie Burns (also a longtime legit #Knicks fan who can tell you all about Jerome James and Jared Jeffries) & grateful to be invited to the premiere “Finnegan’s Foursome” at the TreBeCa Film Festival. Terrific movie, fun night.
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Jun 7
I don’t know where this Mets season is going, but I’m sure glad it’s going there with Benge and Ewing.
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Jun 7
Don’t know the answer off the top of my head, but Carson Benge might have just become the youngest Met ever to go 5 for 5 in a game. (Reyes? Alfonso?)
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Howie Rose retweeted
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Remembering Eddie Giacomin on his birthday 💙❤️
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Jun 5
Dave Liddell.
Jun 5
Name an athlete who spent their entire career with one team.
I’ll start: Derek Jeter
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Paul McCartney has just scored another No. 1 in the UK with his new album, “The Boys of Dungeon Lane.”
At almost 84 years old, he just keeps going. A true legend!!
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Jun 2
My all time sports Idol.
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Wow. Very sad to hear this. I knew David since my college days in the mid 1970s. Even then it was evident that he was going places. A true dynamo who left his mark wherever he went. Condolences to his family. RIP.
Jun 2
Sad news in the broadcasting and play-by-play world. David J. Halberstam, whose broadcast stops included long tenures as the voice of St. John's basketball (during their legendary years when Chris Mullin and Walter Berry starred among others), and the Miami Heat, passed away.
His final venture was the well-received Sports Broadcast Journal site, and from what I could tell, his last article was at the end of 2025. Below is the email that was received earlier today by those on the Sports Broadcast Journal site:
We write to share the sad news that David J. Halberstam passed away after a years long battle with brain cancer. He leaves behind Donna, his wife of 39 years, three children, and seven grandchildren.
David J. Halberstam spent almost fifty years in some version of sports. He would say that he’s a jack of all trades and a master of none. His noted on-air work in New York was calling St. John’s basketball (1982-1992) and later the Miami Heat (1992–1998). David spent years in sales and broadcast management, including as EVP, General Manager of Westwood One Sports (2002-2008). Halberstam wrote two books, one on radio sports history, Sports on New York Radio: A Play-by-Play History (1998), and one on advertising sales, Sports Media and Sponsorship Sales: Developing New Accounts (2016). His greatest honor was serving as a voter for the Baseball Hall of Fame's Ford Frick Award.
He launched Sports Broadcast Journal in 2018. He noted that running Sports Broadcast Journal was his "last dream." David put endless passion and effort into this site. Thank you to the readers over the years who fed that passion and gave him great joy.
Rest In Peace, David. You'll be missed.
#lovesportscasting #inthebooth @haveagreatcall
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This beautiful woman is the best general manager in Backyard Baseball history. Somehow, she always managed to weasel her way into drafting Pablo Sanchez before I had a chance to pick. Frank Cashen had nothing on her. Happy Birthday, Chelsea. I love you more and more every day. ❤️
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