Global Warfare 4 | Twitch Drop Rust Event | July 30th
We made a map of the Earth to simulate a realistic civilization experiment in Rust. We are inviting creators/players all over the world to represent their ACTUAL countries in-game to create an immersive RP experience.
This will mark the 4th year of Global Warfare where hundreds of creators from around the world gather for a huge RP focused event. There will be politics, alliances, betrayals, and world wars that build a huge story on the server.
If you're a content creator, DM me to join!
Not a content creator? You can still play! Apply on our website below!
I can say that this year will be like no other. We're introducing something completely new. Throughout the month we'll be announcing more info here- stay followed for more updates! 🌍
Just posted my first full youtube video ever! If you guys could check it out and let me know what you guys think would be much appreciated! #COD#MW2#smallstreamer#smallcreator
https://t.co/bnkoAWGqvQ
We are deeply saddened to learn of the passing of former Major League player and manager Davey Johnson.
In 8 years with the Orioles from 1965-72, Johnson was a 3-time All-Star, won 3 Gold Glove Awards, and was part of four AL pennant winners and two World Series champions (1966 & 1970).
He earned a 4th All-Star appearance with the Braves in 1973, the year he hit 43 home runs, which stood as the single-season record for a second baseman until 2021.
After two seasons with Japan’s Yomiuri Giants, Johnson finished his playing career in 1978 with the Phillies and Cubs.
Johnson managed the Mets from 1984-90 and led them to 5 consecutive 90-win seasons. The highlight of his Mets tenure was 1986, when the Mets won 108 games in the regular season and a World Series championship. The 7-game victory vs. the Red Sox is one of the most classic World Series in MLB history.
Johnson would go on to manage the Reds (1993-95), Orioles (1996-97), Dodgers (1999-2000) and Nationals (2011-2013). He won four division titles, twice winning Manager of the Year honors - once in the AL with the Orioles (1997) and again in the NL with the Nationals (2012). His career managerial record was 1,372-1,071 - a .562 winning percentage.
Johnson was 82 years old.