Stuart Levine

Network exec. Proud ex-journo. TV watcher. Devout Bruce believer. LA Kings fan. Loyal friend. Husband. Dad. Grateful for a wonderful life. Opinions are my own.

[Stuart Levine @Stus_Views]

Super excited to read this, Tim. Congrats!

[Tim Brown @ByTimBrown]

This is about the day I saw Nolan Ryan for who he was. Thirty-five years later, I wrote a book about him... https://t.co/ysYaXLYbFX

[Bob Nightengale @BNightengale]

Gorgeous day at Dodger Stadium for their season opener

[Marisa Roffman @marisaroffman]

ICYMI...#OneChicago crossover tonight! It really remains impressive how serious they take the ordeal and how much they raise the stakes every time. Tonight's event is a great three-hour block.

[Stuart Levine @Stus_Views]

I moderated many panels with Robert Duvall when “Crazy Heart” came out and he was one of the nicest men you’ll ever meet. Kind, gentle and always asked how you were doing and where you were from. One of the greatest actors of any generation. A huge loss. The best of the best.

[None But The Brave Springsteen Podcast @NBTBPodcast]

Remembering the Biggest Man We’ve Ever Seen, Clarence Clemons, on what would have been his 84th birthday. There was nobody like him.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Greatest racing performances of the 70s:

1. Secretariat at the 1973 Belmont

2. Gabe Kaplan at the 1976 Battle of the Network Stars

I may have the order wrong.

[Deadline @DEADLINE]

Stuart Levine Remembers Longtime Friend Robert Pietranton As GOAT Of PR & Connoisseur Of TV Who Was "Generous To A Fault" https://t.co/j5x7HI6q4F

[Jennifer Van Laar @jenvanlaar]

Huge respect to the Blue Jays. Great competitors and great sportsmanship (thank you for supporting the Vesias with us). Thank you for a great #WorldSeries

[Mike DiGiovanna @MikeDiGiovanna]

Starting Miguel Rojas, bringing Andy Pages in for arm/defense, using four starters, including Yamamoto, and none of his traditional relievers, pitching around Barger to set up DP for Kirk in 11th ... #Dodgers skipper Dave Roberts may have just managed the best game of his life.

[Stuart Levine @Stus_Views]

My prediction for tonight’s game: Ohtani hits for the cycle, pitches only the 2nd perfect game in WS history and also performs CPR, saving the life of a fan sitting behind the Dodgers dugout following the top of the 6th. #Dodgers

[Stuart Levine @Stus_Views]

#Dodgers bringing in Roger the Peanut guy

[Dodger Insider @DodgerInsider]

This has to be arguably the greatest single performance by a player in Major League history. Shohei Ohtani has hit three home runs in a game in which he pitched six shutout innings and struck out 10 — in a potential clinch game in the postseason.

[Kevin Millar @KMillar15]

I wonder if Babe Ruth was this good

[Dan Wetzel @DanWetzel]

The way both the pitcher and catcher look away in shame …

[Dodger Insider @DodgerInsider]

This has been one of the most incredible performances in this sport's history.

[eric sondheimer @latsondheimer]

Jeff Siegel was buried today at Mt. Sinai in Simi Valley after a wonderful ceremony honoring his life. May he rest in peace. He’s probably helping his favorite team, UCLA, all he can from above.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Name a sports Mike. I’ll start:

[NBC Entertainment @nbc]

Watching him walk through that door and head to his barstool, America couldn’t wait to say hi to Norm every Thursday night. George Wendt was an essential part of the genius of ‘Cheers’ and he will be missed by the millions who loved him. Norm was all of us. A regular guy who finished his hardworking day wanting to be surrounded by friends and a frosty beverage. We’re proud to raise a glass and toast a true comedy legend.

[Kevin Dalton @TheKevinDalton]

In honor of the legendary George Wendt, here is every time Norm Peterson walks into Cheers