Yadier Molina is the one of the finest defensive catchers in MLB history, winner of 9 Gold Gloves and 4 Platinum Glove Awards.
Molina is 4th all time in games caught with 2,184. The Puerto Rican native played all 19 years of his career with the St. Louis Cardinals and helped lead them to two World Series titles.
OTD in 2020, Molina recorded his 2,000th career hit. #HHM
(MLB x @PureLifeUS)
The way that Dragonball changed my life and the life of so many can not be overstated.
That show taught me resiliency, perseverance, to never lose hope even in the worst times, and the strength one can display from their love for others.
I needed Dragonball. When I think about the times It motivated or helped me escape the world, it’s enough to make my eyes water.
The friends I’ve made because of that show. How many times I waited for even a small spark of blue to pop out my hand. Or put my two fingers on my forehead whenever I was late lol.
It helped me become the man I am today.
And I owe all of it….to Akira Toriyama
Thank you for all of the amazing creations you’ve given this world. They are a part of so many lives. We are all eternally grateful and can’t thank you enough. I’m so glad that right before you left, you got to see Goku small one last time.
On your way to see King Yemma we send you our energy.
Never would have thought a celebrity’s passing would gut me this hard. Feels like I just lost a childhood best friend. RIP Akira Toriyama. Thank you for impacting my life the way you did for me and millions of others
Dragon Ball Z was the first ever anime I’ve ever watched and it stuck with me deeply through my childhood to adulthood. Thank you Toriyama for creating such a masterpiece. Your legacy will always be remembered. 🙏🏻🕊️
Picked to finish 6th in the DIVISION preseason.
11 wins. 4 over ranked teams. NY6 victory over a 1 loss Ohio State.
Heisman Trophy Contender. 5 All-Americans. Most award finalists in the country.
Top 10 Team.
SOMETHING PROVEN #MIZ
.@RandyKarraker talked about how the #STLCards missed out on Max Scherzer this morning
In the 2014 offseason, Scherzer received a 7-year, $210 million offer from the Nationals.
He contacted Adam Wainwright and said, “I got this offer from the Nationals. I want to pitch in St. Louis. Call your guy, and tell him just to be in the ballpark. They don’t need to match.”
After Wainwright reached out, the Cardinals never made a call to Scherzer or his representatives.
(h/t: @mdthompFWFB)