Louie Parks

LMC Lacrosse '17, ACBP

[Louie Parks @LouieParks19]

It’s crazy how an athlete can get recognized by the entire league and receive honors but can’t win in at own school.... #MooseIsLoose

[Spittin' Chiclets @spittinchiclets]

We are devastated and heartbroken by the passing of Barry Melrose. Sending thoughts and condolences to his family and loved ones.

[Jordie @jordiebarstool]

I just need Flyers fans to listen to me—the guy with the best brain around here—for once

Do not, for the love of god, attempt to start any “Crosby Sucks” chants during games 3 and 4

Not only does Crosby not suck, but he owns the Flyers. And the chants only make him more lethal

[sidjustkidding @sidjustkidding]

I don’t want to get ahead of myself. But um

[Pittsburgh Penguins @penguins]

They wrote us off. We flipped the script.

[Pittsburgh Penguins @penguins]

Welcome back, Sid 🙌

[Pardon My Take @PardonMyTake]

American Hero

[Louie Parks @LouieParks19]

@Jahmyr_Gibbs1 why have you forsaken me!!!! On CHRISTMAS!!!!!

[Sleeper @SleeperHQ]

Gibbs after carrying teams to the fantasy championship:

[Pittsburgh Penguins @penguins]

POINT 1,724 🙌

[ESPN @espn]

THE KID STANDS ALONE 😤

Sidney Crosby surpasses Mario Lemieux for the most career points in Pittsburgh Penguins history (1,724) 🐧

[Sleeper @SleeperHQ]

Me making my annual first round exit from the fantasy playoffs:

[Penguins PR @PenguinsPR]

Including everyone to ever play for the Flyers, only 38 skaters in NHL history have more goals at Xfinity Mobile Arena (formerly Wells Fargo Center) than Sidney Crosby's 27. 🤯

Crosby is the NHL's all-time leader in goals (58), assists (78) and points (136) against the Flyers.

[Spittin' Chiclets @spittinchiclets]

With that power-play goal, Sidney Crosby is now tied for the league lead in goals 🔥

[🐧💛 Sidgeno Daily 🖤 @sidgenodaily]

🥅🌟 Happy halloween !

[SportsNet Pittsburgh @SNPittsburgh]

Happy Halloween, Pittsburgh 🎃

[Penguins Jesus @PenguinsJesus]

The Penguins have the most points in the NHL.

[TLN 🥍 @LacrosseNetwork]

This is the story of the Man in the Red Bandana...

A former lacrosse player at Boston College, Welles Crowther worked in the South Tower of the World Trade Center and is remembered today for his heroic actions during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks.

On the day of the attacks, Crowther (who had experience as a volunteer firefighter) encountered multiple groups of survivors inside the Twin Towers and led them to safety, according to firsthand reports.

Crowther ultimately lost his life in the Twin Towers, but a New York Times article mentioning “a man in a red bandana” helped bring his story to light. Crowther always wore a red bandana under his lacrosse helmet. While rescuing victims inside the burning buildings on 9/11, he wore that signature bandana over his face to protect from the smoke.

Crowther's red bandana has since become a symbol of his sacrifice, for which we honor him every anniversary of the tragic attacks.

Please take some time today to reflect on Crowther’s heroic actions and the impact his story has on our country, as well as the game of lacrosse 🙏🥍

[Tim Tebow @TimTebow]

Today we pause. We remember. We pray.

[rachel 🏁🏎️🐧 @3rachel87]

happy international sidney crosby day for those who celebrate

[Pittsburgh Penguins @penguins]

8-7-87. A birthday we could never forget.

Happy birthday, Sid! 🎉