Patrick

Husband. Father. Lover of reason and unreasonableness. I love the Yankees - the epitome of corporate sports - and The U - which is not. I'm quite the dichotomy.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@EpKap Because Sinatra, Springsteen, and Bon Jovi said so.

[Kevin Clark @bykevinclark]

This is how I’m walking through the Publix on Le Jeune Road buying snacks and seltzer this morning for the natty.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU Slipping away

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@DavidBearman @chrisfallica I don’t look good in Mets colors

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@marcuslemonis My daughters’ CHET accounts so I can hopefully afford their college educations.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU Not happening. 0.0%.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@DavidFurones_ All fair … but it was gutless anyway.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU Don’t let Guidry on the plane back to Miami.

He might be worse the Ofrio

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU I refuse to believe our defensive players are this bad. It has to be the scheme and coaching.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@Manny_Navarro Call the D what it is … bad.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU I’ll say it … Kiko isn’t good.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU Someone hanging 50+ on Manny Diaz … how unusual. 😂🙌

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU Scheming against our defense is so easy a caveman can do it.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@ralphDrussoATH This and the last 2 games show that the book on Miami is that they’re prone to misdirection and tricks due to a lack of discipline and back end speed.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU This and the last 2 games show that the book on us is that we’re prone to misdirection and tricks due to a lack of discipline and back end speed.

[Patrick @PTCaulfield23]

@TheStateOfTheU Stop this crap. Announcers want tight games. They don’t give a shit who wins.

[The Daily Show @TheDailyShow]

The RNC was filled with people vouching for Trump, but what about the people who actually worked with him?

[Keith Olbermann @KeithOlbermann]

There is a chorus of grief today from those of us who work, or worked, at ESPN

Howie Schwab was an unlikely on-air cult figure but long before then he was one of those who truly built the place: diligent, professional, and more importantly endlessly friendly and supportive to everybody (including the new, lost, anchor in from LA, or the prodigal anchor returning 20 years later)

Simply, ESPN never rises to the heights it did, nor exists today, without him. He died this morning and the memorials and "#RIPs" are insufficient - but they'll have to do.

And as the creator of the research department he'd have been satisfied: the description of his impact, and of the uniform grief at his loss, were both succinct and accurate.

Thank you, Howie.

[Carl Quintanilla @carlquintanilla]

DILLER, on $DJT:

“WHY are you even talking about this? It’s a scam. Just like everything he’s ever been involved in ..”

@CNBC @SquawkCNBC