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The lights in the stands turn Notre Dame Stadium into a living constellation—nothing else in college football hits like this on a Saturday night under the lights.
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A Corrupt Rogue Judge is demanding Trump delete this video. Would be a total shame if it VIRAL on 𝕏
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A crazy stat from Jayson Stark
"In the history of postseason baseball, there have only been two times when two lefty hitters have hit back-to-back homers off a lefty. Schwarber and Harper yesterday. The other? Ruth and Gehrig 98 years ago."
📸Edward M. Pio Roda/Getty Images
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ABC / Disney REFUSES to release this video bc of how it shows the Clintons
Here is The Path to 9/11:
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🇺🇸😭🇺🇸😭🇺🇸😭
Dan Bongino could barely get the words out today.
One year since they m*rdered Charlie Kirk on a college campus for having the guts to tell young people the truth.
Dan said Charlie wasn’t just a friend. He was a brother. A father. A warrior for God, country, and the next generation.
Then he called it:
Make September 10th a Republican National Day of Remembrance for Charlie Kirk.
Every year. Forever.
Not a day of silence. A day of resolve.
We will not forget.
We will not fold.
We will finish what he started.
Rest in peace, Charlie. 🇺🇸✝️
@dbongino
Catch The Dan Bongino Show EVERY WEEKDAY on @rumblevideo at 10am ET
#NeverForgetCharlieKirk #CharlieKirk #DanBongino #MAGA
Dennis Reardon retweeted
Choosing to love and sacrifice for each other.
The Golden Standard | Unit Strength
#GoIrish☘️
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Ted Williams explaining why sometimes taking a pitch is more important than swinging at it
More players today should listen to one of the greatest hitters ever
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Pirates Prospects Top 10, released earlier today:
1. Seth Hernandez, RHP
2. Murf Gray, 3B
3. Lonnie White Jr., OF
4. Edward Florentino, OF
5. Reinold Navarro, LHP
6. Derek Curiel, OF
7. Wyatt Sanford, SS
8. Khristian Curtis, RHP
9. Richard Ramirez, C
10. Connor Wietgrefe, LHP
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Lonnie White Jr. is on a pretty insane tear -
Since July 1st (27 games):
-- .333/.410/.657 (1.067 OPS)
-- 172 wRC+
-- 9 home runs
-- 11.1% BB
Has 11 multi-hit games in this stretch.
Season stats: (89 games, High-A and AA):
-- .300/.397/.578 (.975 OPS)
-- 148 wRC+
-- 23 home runs
-- 59 RBIs
-- 13.5% BB
He is posting a not-so-great contact rate and has some swing and miss issue, causing a high K rate of nearly 30%. But all things considered - this season has been a tremendous step in the right direction
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『グローブ側の使い方が分かりません。』
そんな時は、柔らかい大きめのボールを
グローブ側の肘に挟んでください。
注意点は大胸筋は使わないこと。
あくまでも、肘の間に挟んでください。
グローブをどう動かすか？
ではなく、グローブ側の
肩甲骨から、どう動かすか？
が出来るとピッチングフォームが安定します。
Dennis Reardon retweeted
Firing My Foot Made Me Throw Harder.
This was something I never had an issue with when I was 18 years old throwing 95 plus.
Now that I'm a little bit older, I'm having trouble getting my pelvis open while my ribcage stays closed to create true separation.
As I've gotten older, everything has started to tighten up.
I've become less lax, and I can see it in my delivery.
When I was 18, I was skinnier, lankier, and a lot more lax and elastic.
Now I'm a little bit more tense and getting into less deep ranges of motion.
I need to relearn the movement of getting my pelvis open.
One of the biggest ways I'm doing that is by firing my foot.
When I'm able to fire my foot, my pelvis gets open.
The habit I fall into sometimes is not firing my foot, and then my pelvis doesn't fully come through.
So my big cue is drift, drop, then get to my shoelaces.
That helps me fire my foot, get my pelvis open, and let my front foot fire through.
Dennis Reardon retweeted
POV: You Land From Above to Throw Harder
When I was throwing in the mid 90s and beyond in professional baseball, one of the things I did well was landing from above.
Let me explain.
When I'm throwing a little bit slower right now, I have the tendency to sink deep into my back leg, try to power out of it, and then rely on the block.
A lot of the forces are coming horizontally into my front leg.
This is what I realized.
When I look back at when I was throwing harder, I stayed a little bit taller with my back leg.
I didn't sink as deep into my back leg and instead fell from above.
That allowed me to land with more of my foot on the ground rather than landing more on my heel.
This becomes important because landing with more of your foot allowed me to brace and put more force into the ground to create that elite block.
If I'm coming through my heel, it takes one, two, three frames until my whole foot stabilizes and is able to put force into the ground.
This is something I noticed and something I'm going to start working on.
Instead of sinking as deep into my back leg, I'm going to try to fall onto my front foot rather than pushing into it.
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If my math is mathing. Team USA gets into quarter finals if:
1. Italy beats Mexico tomorrow (any score at all)
• Italy goes 4-0, Mexico drops to 2-2.
• USA takes 2nd place automatically. No tiebreaker needed.
OR
2. If Mexico beats Italy tomorrow, USA gets in if:
• Mexico scores 5 or more runs (examples: 5-4, 5-0, 6-3, 7-2, 8-5, 9-1, 10-4 — anything 5+)
• OR Italy scores 6 or more runs against Mexico (examples: Mexico wins 7-6, 8-6, 9-7, 10-8, 11-6 — any shootout)
Only way USA is OUT: Mexico wins a very low-scoring game where they score 4 or fewer AND Italy scores 5 or fewer.
Examples of bad scores (USA eliminated):
4-3, 4-2, 4-1, 4-0, 3-2, 3-1, 3-0, 2-1, 2-0, 1-0, etc.
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Would love to see this even more now!
Imagine this! Notre Dame Stadium, Irish home game. We see on the board the Irish team be led in prayer. Immediately afterwards we hear the "dong" that we usually get. But after that first one instead of it being repeated, we see the players coming out of the locker room and while that's happening, the first 1:10 of this speech gets played! Then the players come out to "Here Come The Irish"
That would be amazing and should happen before every home game in 2026, and imagine it for the night games with the lights out!
I'm getting chills already! Make it happen ND!!
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