Sal Arnuk retweeted
Hello people, I'm working with doctors and experts to figure out how to be fully back to good health asap. Honestly, I'm getting better and better. I just have to stay patient, and I believe I'll be feeling great again soon.
It has definitely been frustrating dealing with some health stuff that you can't exactly pinpoint, on top of injuries throughout my career, so it has added up for sure, but we will get through it 💪🏼
Health is wealth. Thank you for all the support 🙏🏼
The vibe here is so similar to the dialog during the Knicks run. #gobigblue
The @Giants are 3-1-1 and haven't played a team yet with a winning record. In fact, the Cowboys at 0-0 in the opener had the best record of any team when the Giants played them. In the next 4 games, they get the Saints (1-4), Texans (1-4), Eagles (2-3) and Commanders (1-4). Now is the time to stack victories before guaranteed tough second half games against the Jaguars, 49ers, Seahawks and Lions. Who knows where the Cowboys and Eagles will be when Giants play them in the last two weeks? Maybe by them they have straightened themselves out.
Sal Arnuk retweeted
Tyrone Tracy Jr. to me after Jameis Winston rallied the Giants to a 27-27 tie in Washington:
"It's just a whole bunch of stuff that people want to talk about as bad, but like, bro, the good outweighs the bad. It overwhelms the bad. So, you have to continue just to keep talking Jameis up, man. Keep talking Jameis up because like, people want to bench him, people want to talk bad about him. But like, at the end of the day, man, that boy is a hooper. He goes out there and plays ball."
Called the veteran QB a "dog," a "great teammate," a "great human," and a "winner."
Sal Arnuk retweeted
A few things on Anthony Volpe:
1) He handled a setback the best way possible--took it like a man, put his head down and worked, did not complain or act entitled and came back a better version of what he was prior. Respect.
2) He's one of the few players who truly seems to love being a New York Yankee. Not the perks of being a Yankee, but actually BEING a Yankee. Also understands the pain and frustration and expectations of fans. Respect.
3) Always plays with grit and passion. Respect.
That's a young man I'm willing to ride with as my starting 2B in 2027.
Sal Arnuk retweeted
David Lee Roth Band Fires David Lee Roth
😂😂😂😂
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Sal Arnuk retweeted
There is a film about my life called ’The Endless Road.’ On Monday at 6pm Eastern, director Jeremy Dylan, producer & manager Brian Penix & I will be live on Facebook + Instagram taking questions & discussing the film. Watch the film - join us Monday linktr.ee/tommyemmanuelcgp
I wonder how long Bo Schembechler could keep a job in this modern NCAA world. SMH
Here’s where I think Michigan should go from here:
Let Kyle Whittingham finish the season. He’s a good man and has built an incredible career, but this job is simply too big for where he is in his career. Michigan isn’t a small-market rebuild—it’s one of the premier jobs in all of sports, and this program needs someone with the energy, recruiting chops, and vision to build a national championship contender.
The discipline and turnovers are symptoms of a bigger issue. I actually think there’s a lot of talent on this roster. I just don’t think the current coaching dynamic is maximizing it.
Bryce Underwood deserves the opportunity to play in an environment built around his development. If that means transferring to a program with an elite offensive mind—LSU, Oregon, or somewhere similar…I’d understand it.
For Michigan, I’d be looking hard at a coach in his mid-to-late 30s: someone we can invest in, grow with, and build around for the next decade. An elite recruiter. An offensive innovator. Someone who understands the NIL era and can turn Michigan’s resources into a sustained national championship program.
Michigan doesn’t need a short-term fix. It needs to identify the next great coach and build the entire program around him.
Sal Arnuk retweeted
Prince was asked to do a solo on a cover of While My Guitar Gently Weeps and he showed up to the rehearsal and barely played anything. Didn’t have any solo ready at all and didn’t play one. They asked what he was going to play and he just said “Don’t worry about it.”
Then, on the night of the performance he just looms out of the shadows and plays this. The way he pivots off that F# root note into Dorian mode is so good. Massively underrated guitarist.
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Cam Skattebo calls on Giants fans to show up and "be lit" at MetLife Stadium:
"The entire city of New York still knows we have a really good shot at this. And they love Jameis Winston. We're not going to take a step down - we're going to continue to push."
Sal Arnuk retweeted
A lot of talk about the NHL expanding back into Arizona. And, from what I understand, the Coyote name is off the table. Here's my thought on a new team - lemme know if you want to see me expand the whole branding system, or how much you hate it.






























