Architect, Husband, and Grandfather, who sometimes uses profanity to discuss his favorite baseball team; The Boston Red Sox - (from East Boston, Mass)
Joined October 2010
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I usually wedge my wallet in there
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I’m tired of learning stuff I feel like I should already know🥴 Any ideas what this gap is actually for?👇💬
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How the hell could you pic just one…
I’ll tell you who I don’t want.
Game 7 of the World Series. You can call on 1 of the 9 legends pictured, in his prime. Who takes the mound?
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Happy Birthday Turk!
Former #NHL players Tom Fergus, Steve Larmer, Rick Nash, Derek Sanderson, and Dainius Zubrus celebrate birthdays today. 🎂🏒
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Chowda time at The Fish Shack in beautiful Rockport on a gorgeous New England afternoon. #TartanArmy #WorldCup26
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Former #MLB All Stars Jonathan Broxton, Joe Saunders, Kerry Wood, Wally Joyner, and Ron LeFlore celebrate birthdays today. 🎂⚾️ @ctmascaro @CaptPat48 @pal55arc
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Former #MLB All Stars Eduardo Nunez, Tim Lincecum, Andy Pettitte, Tony Clark, Wade Boggs (HOF), Brett Butler, Lance Parrish, Billy Williams (HOF), and Dusty Baker celebrate birthdays today. ⚾️🎂 @ctmascaro @CaptPat48 @pal55arc
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Church - with a cross plan
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Let’s see your boat/ship captures ⛵️📷
From small rowboats to massive ocean liners—anything that floats!
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Grampa says: From the smallest details to the biggest vistas, nature is the perfect subject. Today is a great reminder to step outside and create something beautiful.
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#NaturePhotographyDay
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The moment Union Pacific "Big Boy" crews officially meet and greet RBM&N 2012 crews for a photo in Mountaintop, PA, on June 13, 2026. (also features dual run-by the next day, June 14)
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Eddie, Mark, and Jim started the Sports Huddle as outsiders with no connection to established sports media, who hated them on that account. 35 years later WEEI was the establishment media, and most of them hated Eddie. There's no voice like his today. He was a sports fan.
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The Whalers!
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Grampa says: Sit by a river long enough, and you start to feel part of something bigger
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Vic Power
Who is the first player you think of when you see the Indians logo?
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Hugo Winterhalter
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It would have looked worse if it went into the grandstand
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Mike Yastrzemski throws the ball right into a pole allowing the runner to advance to third
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In those days, up until the 90’s ballplayers extended their arms starting when they were young by playing out in the fields, parks, streets, farms etc. all day, EVERY DAY! Built strength gradually over time …today it’s, play a game that’s on the schedule…and throw really fast
"Lefty Grove was one of the fastest throwers who ever lived.
In actual speed, I would rank him ahead of Sandy Koufax.
But he did not show much of a curve.
Nor did he need to when he was young and strong."
'Schoolboy' Waite Hoyt.
"Bob Feller never saw the day when he could throw as fast as Lefty Grove.
Lefty was bigger, more powerful, and had a smoother delivery."
Mickey Cochrane, Grove's regular catcher.
"Leave me out of this Johnson-Feller thing.
I didn’t hit against Johnson when he had all his speed.
But I can tell you one thing:
Feller has never shown me a fast ball like Lefty Grove was throwing my way for ten years.
Against Grove you were up there swinging at an aspiring tablet."
Charlie Gehringer when asked to choose whether Bob Feller or Walter Johnson threw a better fastball.
"I missed Walter Johnson, but Grove was the fastest pitcher and best pitcher I’ve ever seen.
He had a great arm and a sullen disposition. Bill Dickey once told me nobody but nobody could throw a fastball past him if he knew it was coming:
And then Grove threw three past him on one time at bat."
Tommy Thomas.
At age forty, Lefty Grove pitched a thirteen-inning, complete game victory in Detroit.
In order to do that, he threw the baseball 214 times.
Lefty Grove won 300 games while losing just 141 for a .680 winning percentage that is easily the best of any 300-game winner. Grove captured a record NINE ERA titles AND led the America League in strikeouts for each of his first SEVEN seasons.
Remember too that Lefty Grove was held in indentured servitude by the Baltimore Orioles from 1920-24 where he had a 108-36 record, Lefty could have probably won about 380 games if he been allowed to go to the MLB in say 1921.
It took 100,600 dollars to get Lefty Grove to Philadelphia, a higher price than the $100,000 Yankees paid for Babe Ruth.
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So do I Michelle!! …Don’t bet on it though!
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I wish he would sell!
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