Director & Story Artist working in animation. I've had a hand in your favorite, and not, shows
I've a certificate saying I'm an Emmy winner ๐บ๐ฒ/๐ช๐ธ/๐จ๐บ
@marco949 Anytime someone posts this sort of "hot take" opinion and then responds to their critics with "lol" you know they are just trolling and trying to go viral to beat the algorithm. It's fine, everyone has to play their own game.
Leaked recording of GA county election official Julie Adams, on possible post-Nov 5 plans: โMaybe we all find discrepancies & we file an immediate injunction. Maybe we go to the press. Maybe, when weโre certifying, we say weโre certifying under protest.โ https://t.co/xYCQqMPhvd
The Dodgers were smart to try to find a Mexican star & got SO lucky finding Fernando. His skill & personality built that franchise's loyalty amongst Mexican's in LA. Driving around LA I sometimes wonder what the city would look like if Fernando was never a Dodger. RIP to a legend
We are deeply saddened to hear of the passing of former Dodgers great Fernando Valenzuela.
โFernandomaniaโ swept through baseball in 1981 when the 20-year old rookie sensation began the season 8-0 with a 0.50 ERA. The lefthander capped off his incredible year by winning both the NL Rookie of the Year and Cy Young Awards while helping lead Los Angeles to a World Series title.
Valenzuela pitched 17 Major League seasons, was a 6-time All-Star, and has the most wins (173) and strikeouts (2,074) of any Mexican-born pitcher.
He spent the last 22 years as a Spanish language broadcaster for the Dodgers, who retired his No. 34 in 2023.
He was 63.
@MatthewB64 Baseball has been trying SO hard to do this. They always talk about trying to capture "the casual fan" and I'm like "Stop trying to do that, they don't care!"
I had a co-worker who took another job a week after starting his current job, I asked him why and he made this money-hand gesture. He said jobs are jobs, he didn't care about the project, he'll work for whoever pays the most. My hero! I respect that so much! Get paid!
The height of that mysticism, & a game my dad spoke of often, was the 1974 game where Tiant (Boston) & Nolan Ryan (Angels) faced off, both going extra innings, Ryan- 13 innings 235 pitches, Tiant- 14 1/3 innings 163 pitches. The Angels won 4-3. These guys were built differently
Luis Tiant was a player before my time, but he was a player whose legacy I would hear about through my dad and other family members. He's the kind of player who was a legend to Cubans and Hispanics of a certain era, a mythical figure within a sport that that island loves.
Con mucho sentir compartimos el fallecimiento del gran Luis Tiant. "El Tiante" formรณ parte de seis equipos de Las Mayores durante su carrera de 19 aรฑos, durante los cuales ganรณ dos tรญtulos de efectividad en la Liga Americana, uno en 1968 con Cleveland y otro en 1972 con Boston. El nativo de Marianao y 3 veces All-Star deja su huella eterna en el diamante. Paz a su alma.
I already knew, but this is officially the worst season in Angels baseball
Being a fan of this team, knowing that it has a deep rot emanating from its core (Arte), is a painful endeavor. The entire ORGANIZATION needs to be torn down to the studs and completely rebuilt
OFFICIAL: The 2024 Angels now have the most losses in franchise history.
In a week meant to highlight White Sox futility, it was the Angels that collapsed in front of a national audience.
They were swept, punctuated by a 7-0 defeat.
A terrible season has its defining moment.
"...You think that's so stupid when you're playing, you're like 'no dude, I need to be a good player!', sure you wanna have results, but it's the truth, all you remember about guys is how they treated you & others"
Listening to a baseball podcast where they are talking about a great player retiring. They mentioned, and this is good wisdom for people in animation, or any career-
"People are gonna remember how you treat people more than how you played..."