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Mike Teevan retweeted
I was thrilled that our Francisco Lindor was announced as the winner of the Roberto Clemente Award for his humanitarian service. True to his character, he went to visit my good friend Ethan Wilson, who was hospitalized and is recovering from brain surgery. metsinsider.mlblogs.com/fran…
Congrats to the great Hideki Matsui, the new manager of the @TokyoGiants. Hideki is a first-class ambassador for baseball.
Sal Frelick of the NL Champion @Brewers meets the media on #WorldSeries Media Day in Milwaukee. @BCAlumni @BCBirdBall
Mike Teevan retweeted
During Domestic Violence Awareness Month this October, we applaud the work of organizations like our very own Joe Torre’s @SafeAtHomeFound, which reminds victims that they are not alone, violence is not their fault, and help is available.
Read more about Joe's story below.
ALT A photo of Ali and Joe Torre at the Safe at Home Foundation Gala. Mrs. Torre is wearing a black dress and coat. Mr. Torre is wearing a blue suit and tie.
Finding His Voice: @JoeTorre Reflects on His Story This Domestic Violence Awareness Month linkedin.com/pulse/finding-h…
A wonderful tribute from @RaysBaseball standout Chandler Simpson to his father: “My dad is everything. He's why I am the man I am today, and he's exemplified work ethic and perseverance and grit throughout my whole life.” #Postseason
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“It’s okay to ask for help sometimes. We all struggle.”
On World Mental Health Day, #MLBTogether and @CrisisTextLine remind you that self care is important.
Text MLB to 741741 to reach a live volunteer crisis counselor.
A very nice tribute from one @BCBirdBall great, Sal Frelick of the @Brewers, to another, Michael King of the @Padres, during their riveting NLDS. 🦅⚾️#Postseason @BostonCollege
Mike Teevan retweeted
Rest in peace, big guy. Your impact on @BATcharity was immeasurable. Your humor was one of a kind, you helped save countless lives, and I’m incredibly grateful to have called you a friend and colleague over the years. You’ll be deeply missed.
We are saddened by the passing of 15-year Major League veteran and 6-time All-Star Sam McDowell.
Nicknamed “Sudden Sam”, McDowell spent his first 11 seasons with Cleveland from 1961-71. The 6’5” lefty led the league in strikeouts five times, including 1965 when he racked up a career-high 325 Ks to go along with a league-leading 2.18 ERA.
In 1970, McDowell won a career-high 20 games and struck out 304 batters in a career-high 305 innings and finished third in Cy Young Award voting.
A Pittsburgh native, McDowell finished his career with the Pirates in 1975 after stints with the Giants and Yankees. His career totals included 141 wins and 2,453 strikeouts.
During his post-playing career, McDowell worked as a Mental Health and Addiction Recovery Consultant and served on the Board of Directors for the Baseball Assistance Team (B.A.T).
He was 84 years old.
ALT Sam McDowell 1942-2026 Pictured: A photo of Sam McDowell in a red and white Cleveland uniform. He is posed in his pitching motion with his right shoulder turned towards the camera.
“I said it the other day: Tom Brady's line of, if you can execute under pressure, you're going to be a great player. So I always want to execute under pressure.”
- @BCAlumni Michael King after his stellar #Postseason start for the @Padres @BCBirdBall
Mike Teevan retweeted
MLB great Justin Verlander talks the emotional moment with his daughter, Genevieve, during his final baseball game.
Congratulations to one of the all-time greats - a power pitcher who embraced the biggest stages and always wanted the ball.
Mike Teevan retweeted
Roberto Clemente wasn’t just a hero to Puerto Rico but to all of us. He spoke on behalf of Latin American players and of people. He was the light at the end of the tunnel for all of us, and I’m here because of him.
We should all understand that baseball goes beyond the sport we play.
Mike Teevan retweeted
"As I said before, I truly felt the support of everybody in that stadium behind me. I can't describe it. ... When you feel that, a certain calm came over me."
@mikepiazza31 joins @notthefakeSVP and recounts his unforgettable home run for the Mets after the events of 9/11
Mike Teevan retweeted
The first pitches from Brielle and Sean.
.@JackCurryYES reflects on 9/11 & his relationship with Brielle Saracini McGuire and Sean McGuire, who will throw tonight's ceremonial first pitches.
Mike Teevan retweeted
Welles Crowther was a former Boston College lacrosse player who had a trademark red bandanna.
He was also working in New York on Sept. 11, 2001 when terrorists struck the World Trade Center.
This is the story of how he led people to safety on that fateful day 25 years ago.
Mike Teevan retweeted
Former New York Mets players, including some from the 2001 team, stopped by Ladder Company 25 in Manhattan on Tuesday.
Thank you to Mets alumni David Wright, Todd Zeile, John Franco, Robin Ventura and Al Leiter for the visit! The Mets have a longstanding tradition of stopping by Department locations, especially in the 25 years since September 11th. #NeverForget
Mike Teevan retweeted
Following the tragic events of September 11, 2001, the baseball world came together through the game that we know and love ⚾️🇺🇸
📽️ “When America Took The Field”
📺 September 10th at 10pm ET on MLB Network
