Forget about insurance or unions if he gets hurt , who’s gonna move the truck? Unhook , get the tow , where you gonna put the container? Can he just leave the tractor on this premises? Who pays for another driver to come get this rig or container?
Agreed….BUT, if you’re doing your thing , all the right stuff as a father /dad , you don’t expect it or need it !. Keep on keeping on ! Your family needs you , who cares about your feelings, keep it to yourself and enjoy your family and friends
Easily one of the coolest baseball videos I’ve seen in a while.
MLB needs to incorporate more content like this into broadcasts/Sunday Night Baseball. Outfield “Mic’d ups” are cool, but this gives just so much more perspective of the game.
The Salem Senators have become the first back to back champions of The Mavericks League, winning in ‘22 and ‘23. The first came under manager Dave Wong who then retired and passed the torch to Tyler Jackson. In his first season as a skipper, he led a relentless squad filled with talent to another championship victory, earning himself a Manager of the Year award along the way. This season, Jackson and the Senators look to cement themselves as a dynasty in the league as they aim for a third consecutive ring. The Senators have retained the most players in the league this year. Returning to the pitching staff we have: Justin Nathasingh, Vinny Fuentes, Andres Alonso, Manny Silva, and Julien Garcia. Andres Alonso tossed two great innings late in the championship to hold off the Volcanoes last season. Julien Garcia was arguably the best closer in the league and Justin Nathasingh was an All Star reliever. For position players: Isaiah Dominguez, Edson Ruiz, Dillon Krah, and Roy Verdejo. Isaiah Dominguez was an All Star utility player and Roy Verdejo tied Mavericks League history with 59 RBIs on the year. Tyler Jackson added new pieces to go along with his veterans this offseason, hoping to create another championship recipe. Can the Salem Senators cement themselves as the first Mavericks League dynasty? It all starts May 8th at Volcanoes Stadium. Get tickets online at https://t.co/EyLwDGiH37 and watch it unfold live at the park.