Dan Marowski

Publishing professional ready for my next gig. Reporter for STATS LLC. Stringer for MLBAM. Official scorer for MLB. Proud husband and father.

[Dan Marowski @StatsScorer]

My pacemaker surgery went well. I can now see the light at the end of the tunnel. Still in ICU, but I should be transferred out any time. My hope is to be home this weekend.

[Dan Marowski @StatsScorer]

About an hour after my last post, I had a heart incident while undergoing dialysis I will be getting a pacemaker today

[Dan Marowski @StatsScorer]

I had what doctors described as successful heart surgery on Monday. I was knocked out all of Tuesday and am now in recovery. Doctors are still discussing kidney failure, low hemoglobin, and pacemakers, but I hope to come home soon.

[KG Miles @barberville]

In January 1963 Bob Dylan left London a changed man. Shortly after, he released Freewheelin' which included Hard Rain, Blowin' In The Wind, Don't Think Twice, Masters Of War etc. He was still 21 #TroubadourTales 😎

[Dan Marowski @StatsScorer]

I never realized how many people have my back. I am so moved by your thoughts and comments and am so appreciative for everyone. Unfortunately there was an issue and the surgery was postponed. Not sure when it will take place or when I will be home.

[Dan Marowski @StatsScorer]

I’ve been quiet lately, but I could use some good thoughts today. I’m having surgery this afternoon to resolve some issues, and my heart and kidneys are at risk. Figured my Twitter friends would want to know. Stay well!

[Henry Schulman BLUE CHECK MARK @hankschulman]

Something is occurring at the ballpark in San Diego that makes it seem the game will not be played or at least delayed. Richards, the San Diego starter, continues to throw, but the Giants players are taking their bats inside

[The Kinks @TheKinks]

The Kinks and The Moody Blues in New York, 1965.. What other bands would be on the bill for your dream The Kinks gig?

[Christy McDonald @ChristyTV]

This weekend we remembered Jamie, by sending light to the sky. I know he was with us. I miss him. I know you do too. So get a colonoscopy, hug your kids, drink a gimlet. Talk soon - love Christy (3)

[BaseballHistoryNut @nut_history]

Al Kaline perfecting his swing.

[Nikki Kreuzer @NikkiKreuzer]

The Kinks "A Well Respected Man," July 1966, German TV show 'Beat! Beat! Beat!' Frankfurt.

[Dan Marowski @StatsScorer]

@JasonIsbell And in the end, the love you take is equal to the love you make.

[Nikki Kreuzer @NikkiKreuzer]

The Rolling Stones "She Said Yeah," November 1965. American TV show 'Hullabaloo.' The song was first recorded by Larry Williams seven years earlier, co-written by Sonny Bono.

[Amanda Petrusich @amandapetrusich]

My @NewYorker postscript for Justin Townes Earle, whose music was deep & dark, & whose life ended too soon. There’s a link in here to him covering “Graceland,” a performance that fully topples me every time. Love to his family & to those who knew him well: https://t.co/Bw60IJ4DXv

[Vintage Breaks @vintage_breaks]

#MikeTrout rookie sells for 3.93 million!

Which card would you rather own?
Favorite = Trout rookie
RT = T-206 Wanger

#BaseBall
#MLB

https://t.co/PLiAlaIeQx

[NPR Music @nprmusic]

Justin Townes Earle, the second-generation Americana star and multiple award winner, has died at the age of 38. https://t.co/pwa8ShjiHe

[Nikki Kreuzer @NikkiKreuzer]

The Byrds performing Dylan's "The Times They Are a-Changin" November 1965, American TV show 'Hullabaloo.'

[Sarah Silverman @SarahKSilverman]

A human person. We can be this again.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

I will forever associate these guys with Atlanta Braves rain delays and I know some of you know exactly what I’m talking about.

[MacCocktail (@MacCocktail.bsky.social) @MacCocktail]

"Nothing kills off humor more than overanalyzing it."
― David Steinberg (@david_steinberg) (born August 9, 1942)