Nationals rookie Ryan Zimmerman hit his 15th home run and 75th RBI in today’s game. He’s also hitting .291 with an .846 ops.
The young third baseman is looking like the future of the franchise and is right in the middle of a competitive rookie of the year race!
🚨🚨TODAY WE REMEMBER🚨🚨
The great Sean Taylor would have turned 43 years old today.
Taylor was tragically shot while protecting his young daughter from armed robbers.
Sean was one of the most special players of all time in only four seasons.
GONE BUT NEVER FORGOTTEN ❤️🕊️
SEAN TAYLOR WOULD HAVE BEEN THE GREATEST SAFETY OF ALL TIME AND AN #NFL GREAT.
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We lost Sean at just 24 years old, and he was already a 2x Pro Bowler and All-Pro.
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The dam appears to be breaking, and it was only a matter of time. Something had to give. There are way too many normal, common sense people out there for the extremist insanity to survive in its present form. People who don't care or fall for 'my team vs. your team' politics because they know these parties and their media wings are fronts for much deeper corruption and sinister agendas. People who just want out of this bizzaro, inverted reality that racist death cults and their corporate sponsors slowly sank us into over the decades.
Ownership finds itself at, by far, the most important crossroads it will ever face. The crossroads that will determine its legacy. Restore the heart and soul of the franchise, and with it the hearts and souls of the fan base, or let the ghosts of Dan Snyder reign in perpetuity.
Make no mistake, no amount of winning can ever restore a fan base that does not feel like this is their team, which is the vast majority of us as every survey, poll, metric, and attendance visual has proven. Do former fans of this franchise care if the Jaguars or Texans are winners? No, because it's not their team, and neither are the Commies.
Besides, winning, let alone consistently, is incredibly difficult. It is only the beloved brands with heritage and equity that proudly sustain through anything and everything. The ones we proudly pass on allegiance for from generation to generation. Through thick and thin, you will find passionate support (buying tickets, wearing gear, watching games, etc.) for the Steelers, Celtics, Yankees, etc. The Redskins were once in that sentence. In every case, it took generations to build that loyalty. And none of them could have done it by
being the lifeless replacement of an adored brand that was abruptly killed.
Will ownership and their corporate sponsors make the incredibly, obviously correct decision to listen to the vast majority of [insert every group and demographic you can think of], and win back hoards of generational fans and their families? Or will they ignore the will of the people and preserve the sterile, generic, soulless creation of franchise tormentor Dan Snyder like actual Commies?
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