another year of coming together to enjoy music from all over the world and with the people we love the most, we hope it treated you well ❤️ until soonlyish!
i swear i’m not a shill for apple music but it makes me sad that most of the world is listening to music compressed thru 17 layers of tin cans via spotify. like do u realize ur missing half of the sound in every song? do u care?
After nine seasons in professional baseball, I’m announcing my decision to step away from the game today. Baseball has always been a cornerstone of my life. Starting with my childhood in western Pennsylvania, where I grew up as the son of a baseball coach. Spending countless hours in the batting cages, hitting hundreds of balls daily, fueled my dream of playing Major League Baseball. Living that dream has been an absolute joy – and this journey has been filled with unforgettable moments, challenges that led to growth, and lasting experiences that have enriched my life beyond measure.
In my nine professional seasons, I’ve encountered numerous injuries, which led me to search for new ways to overcome the pain. These challenges have taken a toll on me mentally and physically; over time, I’ve realized that my passion for playing the game has shifted. Baseball demands an ‘all-in’ approach, something I’ve brought to every season. However, I can no longer give it the total commitment it requires. I’ve always believed that playing this game requires 110% effort, and anything less would not do justice to my teammates, coaches, fans, or the game itself.
I am deeply grateful for the support I’ve received from my wife, family, friends, teammates, coaches, staff, and fans throughout my career. There are so many people to thank, and I will personally thank them. Your belief in me made all the difference, and I will be forever grateful. I’d like to thank the Minnesota Twins for giving me an opportunity. The things I was able to experience, I’ll be able to take with me the rest of my life.
As I navigate the recovery process for my current lower back injury, I’m excited to focus more on my family and explore new opportunities. While this next chapter won’t take place on the field, my story is far from over.
With love and appreciation,
Alex Kirilloff
The Oakland A’s were killed by greed. Do not allow the people responsible for this to spin it any other way. John Fisher did not have to move this team. Major League Baseball and its owners did not need to be complicit in it. This was a choice. A wrong one. History will sneer.
Yall be debating hip hop with people that never saw an episode of 106 & park live on tv or can’t even name they favorite mixtape DJ lol pointless conversations
@nick_haslett12@nick_dalen25@NHL@Brockfaber14 Seen you post this like three times in different places and i beg of you to please read where it says “Percentile ranking among forwards WAR”. I’m not discrediting bedard, but faber is a Dman. This graphic will always favor a forward.