Evan F. Moore

Dad|Writer|co-author,Game Misconduct:Hockey's Toxic Culture and How To Fix It| |1911👌🏾|fmr bouncer

[Evan F. Moore @evanFmoore]

It’s highly unlikely that a Black man from 71st/Luella and a South Asian woman from New Jersey wrote a hockey book.

The day has come!

Game Misconduct: Hockey’s Toxic Culture and How to Fix It is available wherever you get your books.

https://t.co/dupRAOL049

[White Sox on CHSN @CHSN_WhiteSox]

The @whitesox are the only team in MLB to have three players with 20+ HR🔥

[Courtney Spinelli @CourtSpinelliTV]

#BREAKING: Two Chicago police officers shot in the area of E. 79th St. and S. Clyde Ave in the South Chicago neighborhood. Police sources tell me one officer was struck in the arm, the other in the vest. Both taken to U of C with non-life threatening injuries.

The offender was also shot and was taken to Northwestern in critical condition, currently undergoing surgery.

@WGNNews

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

The Fourth of July game in THE SANDLOT (1993) is pure movie magic.

Kids playing baseball beneath a sky full of fireworks. One of the most iconic summer scenes ever put on film.

[Paul Anleitner @PaulAnleitner]

The Sandlot has the single greatest vision of American life ever put on film.

This scene is what it’s all about. 🇺🇸

[White Sox on CHSN @CHSN_WhiteSox]

MIGUEL VARGAS ENDS A 10 PITCH AT-BAT WITH A 3-RUN BOMB 🚀

HIS 20TH OF THE SEASON 🍿

[Yahoo Sports @YahooSports]

Jayson Tatum took to Instagram to say goodbye to Jaylen Brown after 9 years together in Boston 💚

[David Dennis Jr. @DavidDTSS]

Been saying this whole time that the way people are *using* her to disparage the league and its players also doesn’t disservice to her as someone who wants to hoop and isn’t asking for it to be a damn national emergency every time she’s fouled. Can’t argue with much she said here

[Tony East @TonyREast]

I followed up and asked Clark what, specifically, about some of the discourse surrounding her is frustrating:

[Tony East @TonyREast]

Lengthy opening statement from Caitlin Clark:

[Simpsons Quotes @QuotesSimpsons1]

Don't blame me. I voted for Kodos.

#Simpsons

[BaseballHistoryNut @nut_history]

The Sandlot crew back together.

Bit NSFW

[Antoine Hardy @Slangdini]

Older Black ppl hating rap is the biggest surprise to students ..but it’s why the hip hop generation loves this shit so much .

Youth culture was once viewed as dangerous not just commodified

[Dear Self. @Dearme2_]

Me every time someone I don’t even know beats cancer.

[Ilia Rashad Muhammad @iliarashad]

Our dear Queen Mother, Khadijah Farrakhan, has been honored on the U.S. Congressional floor. 🤲🏿💐

[Phil Lindsey @PhilDL616]

"Good men don't seek leadership, son. They're summoned to it" - Cyclops

[Jared Weiss @JaredWeissNBA]

A consistent theme from Jaylen’s comments tonight has been his connection to the city of Boston. It wasn’t just superficial. There are few players in the NBA who have invested so deeply into socioeconomic change in the way he has. He has gone way beyond giving money or even time. He took on the mission of evolving Boston and making it a more equitable place for minorities. So much of what he did in his new home served a bigger purpose. You could see it in how much time he dedicated to talking with kids when he put events together, or how he held meetings quietly behind closed doors with people in positions of power to advocate for policy change. Like, look at what he did with his extension signing at his Bridge program, or his sneaker unveiling at the museum of science that featured a panel on science education with Bill Nye. Him getting traded has a much bigger effect on the city than just losing a beloved player. I’ve been back in Boston this week and seeing so many people I know in the political and creative space be devastated by this trade because they valued him as much as a leader in the community as an athlete. And that’s why the character assassination stuff he called out on his stream was so prescient. I’ve seen him constantly put himself in rooms where it was clear his intent was to grow and to share, not to be the smartest person there. I remember when he spoke on the education system at MIT when he first got to Boston, struggled to get his presentation out cleanly, then kept improving and growing as a thought leader from there. From the beginning, he put himself out there trying to implement change in the community and he built a legacy few athletes have. It’s honestly the first thing I think of when I think about his time in Boston.

[The Right Time with Bomani Jones @righttimebomani]

Hulk Hogan had the twist of the century at the Bash at the Beach

“It is amazing to me that anything could ever be as shocking as that fake s*** was.”

[Jemele Hill @jemelehill]

Billy Donovan looking at the head coaching job …

[Anthony Sain @SainAsylum]

Black athletes who are legit high level intelligent get labeled as a problem but white athletes get front office and head coach jobs with no experience because of absolutely nothing

[Shams Charania @ShamsCharania]

Billy Donovan has agreed to become the lead assistant coach for the San Antonio Spurs and head coach Mitch Johnson, sources tell me and @PeteThamel. After 11 seasons as a head coach in Chicago and Oklahoma City, Donovan accepts the position with the Western Conference champions.