@LaughlinSXM Oh... I am a BIG-TIME Galaga aficionado. Absolutely HAVE to play if I find it in an arcade. Always dreamed of having my own at home.... someday
Barry was my best friend at ESPN. A big brother figure of rock solid values. I am shook to my core. Barry gave his life to hockey and some of his ESPN family, like me, learned of his shocking death today while at a hockey rink in Las Vegas preparing for the upcoming season. Chilling and fitting--the rink was Barry's home. A more beloved ESPN institution there has not been. We love you, Barry. Forever.
@RobynUrback You truly are pathetic.... you CANNOT believe Canadian economy can outlast the United States? The United States would crush the Canadian economy (and military) in a matter of days. Shut up and know your place....
"I can’t say that I was a big Rush fan before. But I’m a Rush fan now!"
Negro League Museum President Bob Kendrick.
"The Geddy Lee Collection."
"Baseball was in my bones long before music started to seriously divert my attention."
Geddy Lee.
Geddy Lee donated over 600 baseballs autographed by black stars, including Willie Mays, Hank Aaron, Josh Gibson to the Negro League Baseball Museum in Kansas City.
"Over many decades, Geddy Lee has filled his office with baseball treasures.
He has a a 1917 Chicago White Sox ball signed by Shoeless Joe Jackson, a 1942 Negro Leagues ball signed by Josh Gibson, and a Mickey Mantle bat that’s been traced back to the 1960 World Series.
Lee also has a ball signed by The Beatles and four signed by John F. Kennedy.
It is a collection of Rock and Roll excess, but also of passion and stewardship."
"Baseballs?
Nobody owns them.
They’re like houses.
You take care of them for a while, and then they move on to the next person, the next custodian."
Geddy Lee.