Bill Gaeta

[Jose Reyes @lamelaza_7]

Hey @OG_Anunoby,

Happy for your success. Proud that you’re a Mets fan.

The Mets and I would love to invite you to Citi Field to throw out a ceremonial first pitch.

All the best,

Jose Reyes ⚾️🗽

[Curiosity @CuriosityonX]

People don't realize how absurd this view actually is.

A camera. On a robot. On Mars.

Built by humans on a planet 140 million miles away, launched on a rocket, landed using a sky crane, and now driving across an alien desert taking pictures so detailed you can count the rocks.

100 years ago, your great-grandparents thought airplanes were a miracle.

You are scrolling past Mars on your phone.

[Bartolo Colón @BColon40]

Let pitchers hit again.

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@HowieRose John Milner

[motörheadbangers1851 @mhb1851]

◎国際人種差別撤廃デー
LEMMY：レイシズムはまったく理解できないね。共感したこともないし、受け入れる気もない。1度も話したことがない人を憎むなんてどうかしてるよ。話してみなきゃ、そいつがいい奴か悪い奴か分からないだろ。*ピー音が多いため聴き取り不可能🤠

[Rock History Live! @KTrain939913]

Today in Rock History

March 22, 1982
Iron Maiden released their third studio album, The Number of the Beast, marking their first with Bruce Dickinson on vocals and their last with Clive Burr on drums. The album peaked at No.1 in the UK. The Derek Riggs artwork featuring Eddie controlling a puppet devil became one of rock’s most recognizable covers.

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@HawkEmDownChris Jerry Koosman

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@VinnysCorner1 Yogi Berra-Mets

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@OleTimeHardball Tom Seaver

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@TheSports_Shift John Milner

[John D. Macari Jr. 🇺🇸🗽 @JohnDMacari]

NYPD Police Officer Grant Pulagrin is my pick for 2026’s “Cop of The Year”

Let’s talk about the reality of what officers like Grant Pulagrin face each day using this video as an example.

In the below video you witness Grant make a beautiful solo, open field tackle and apprehend a violent terrorist who just threw 2 IED’s a protest.

In that moment, it was completely reasonable for him to believe the suspect could still be carrying another explosive.

Despite that risk, Pulagrin takes the suspect to the ground, mounts him, and delivers strikes to gain compliance ending the threat and getting the terrorist into handcuffs.

That’s policing, that’s courage and that’s what we pay, train and expect police officers to do.

But here’s the unfortunate reality for NYPD cops in 2026:

While every reasonable person knows this was a reasonable and justified use of force it’s important to understand that his actions on that day generated a use of force report, which generate an automatic notification to NYPD Internal Affairs and NYC’s Civilian Complaint Review Board (CCRB) to investigate that use of force.

Grant is now being investigated for his use of force by both the NYPD and the CCRB.

Due to the media and public attention on this case it is reasonable to believe that those investigations will clear Grant’s use of force but regardless of the outcome, these self generated allegations remain on his record forever, in retirement and beyond.

If the suspect or his attorney files additional complaints as a legal tactic, which also happens most of the time, those allegations also live on permanently.

The mount of the terrorist is also a move that was outlawed by NYC’s Council as part of the diaphragm law, which outlawed not only chokeholds as but also outlawed putting pressure on the back or chest of suspect.

Again because of the attention around this case it’s unlikely Manhattan DA would bring charges against Officer Pulagrin but the potential to do so is there.

Now imagine this wasn’t a terrorist attack. No media headlines but the same exact scenario plays out and Grant reacts the same way and does just as an amazing job apprehending a fleeing violent suspect.

In this scenario Grant more than likely receives a substantiated CCRB as a result of their “investigation” into his self generated allegations.

This scenario would cause Grant to not receive qualified immunity and not be indemnified by NYC, meaning Grant would be held personally liable for damages from a lawsuit.

Grant would also have his professional record marred for life and could face a possible criminal indictment, for doing HIS JOB !

So when the headlines fade, don’t forget what you saw.

A police officer ran toward danger, took down a terrorist, and protected innocent people while knowing the system he works in may still come after him for doing his job.

Next time you judge a cop based on their CCRB or lawsuit record remember that.

GOD Bless Police Officer Grant Pulagrin !

GOD Bless The NYPD !

FYI @nypdpc hopefully it’s Detective Pulagrin sooner than later.

[Eddie Trunk @EddieTrunk]

Yet another massive @rockhall snub that continues to this day… now the classic 3 are gone… and now Phil . Insane. @myMotorhead

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@HawkEmDownChris Jerry Grote

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@TheSports_Shift Felix Milan

[Bill Gaeta @Bg264Dad]

@TheSports_Shift Wayne Garrett

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Hank Aaron hit 755 home runs and never struck out 100 times in a season. Remember this the next time you’re watching an MLB game and every piece of shit .230 hitter is swinging from his ass.

[Vintage NFL @VintageFB]

The most feared player in NFL History 👊

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

In 1962, Wilt Chamberlain missed eight minutes the entire goddamn SEASON and that was because he got ejected one time. He was so worn out by the workload he only averaged 50 points and 25 rebounds per game while fucking 33% of the people he met that year. Load management my ass.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

Lynda Carter break. As always, you’re welcome.

[Justin Pugh @JustinPugh]

If he throws a TD I’ll give away a signed Giants Jersey to someone that likes and retweets this.

Go @Giants