Garrett Wilson is asked what he'd say to the people out there wondering why he decided to extend with the #Jets & not go somewhere else:
"I gotta go home at night & feel good about the decisions I make, & I love it here man. These people have bought into me since I was a college kid, & the fanbase has dove into me. This is where I want to be, this is where I want to win at. For me, it's about where you do it at, what role did you play in that, & I truly believe because of the things that guys that have been around here have gone through these last few years & what we're battling to get out of, it'll make it that much more beautiful. I don't ever lose sight of that or lose faith."
"I don't want major media ... to just ruin the watching of college football for me by exaggerating THE HELL OUT OF EVERYTHING."
Ladies and gentlemen, Michael Wilbon:
"Tim was a special person... If we can do a tenth of [what Wake did], we're gonna be doing a lot of work."
Tim Wakefield's example continues to inspire ❤️ 4️⃣9️⃣
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Let me preface this by saying I have so many wonderful memories and so many great friends still working there that I want to succeed… but he’s right. It used to be a glorious buffet where you could pick and choose what you wanted. Now it’s like a banquet dinner: chicken or fish?
Rest in power George Wendt. One of the greatest character actors of our generation.
A compilation of Norm replies in his honor.
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Gregg Popovich once got on the mic in middle of the game and told fans to stop booing Kawhi Leonard, who years ago forced his way out of San Antonio.
"That's not who we are."
Happy retirement Pops
Brad, for 16 years you have represented the Spoked-B with immense pride and passion. You set the tone every night with your intensity and drive, while becoming one of the best players in the history of our franchise.
You will forever be a Boston Bruin.
Thank you for everything.
For some reason, I have been thinking about this moment a lot today.
It's from John McCain in 2008 at a town hall.
The woman begins to espouse conspiracy theories about Barack Obama's nationality.
He immediately shuts it down.
"No ma'am. He's a decent family man."