Michael Parks

[Michael Parks @IUParks]

IU sports last 25 years

[Michael Parks @IUParks]

@Simi_2210_ 28

[MLB Network @MLBNetwork]

Happy 4th of July! ⚾️🇺🇸

REPOST for a chance at this Red, White and Blue-inspired R9 Series @RawlingsSports glove!

Rules: https://t.co/de7g2IS8y5 | NoPurNec, US/18+, Ends 7/8

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

2024 2nd overall pick ➡️ 2026 MLB All-Star

Congrats to Chase Burns!

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

Salutations,

Sal Stewart is an All-Star⭐️

[Michael Parks @IUParks]

@OleTimeHardball Middle Row Wins Rings

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

Fastest player to reach 150 career steals in franchise history?

Elly De La Cruz ⚡️

[Spurs Legion @SpursLegion]

Paying thousands of dollars to see the Knicks suck ass at home during the Finals😂😭

[hoosier hater🥇🌹🍑 🏆(16-0) @hoosier_hater]

Ranking IUFB’s schedule by toughest to easiest games:
1. Ohio State

2. Washington

3. Michigan
4. Nebraska
5. USC

6. Minnesota
7. Northwestern
8. Rutgers

9. North Texas
10. Western Kentucky
11. Howard

12. Bye-Week Scrimmage
13. Fall Camp 7-on-7
14. Watching Film

15. Purdue

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

Happy birthday to one of the most exciting players to ever put on a jersey, Eric Davis‼️

[Cincinnati Reds @Reds]

The woobirds are out for Elly

@ellylacocoa18

[LanceMcAlister @LanceMcAlister]

OTD 1990: Jack Armstrong tossed eight shutout innings as the #Reds beat the Expos 5-0 in Montreal.

Armstrong, raised his record to 8-1 and dropped his ERA to 1.63. The Reds stood 28-10 with the win. Armstrong would go on to start the All-Star game.

While Armstrong came back to earth in the second half of the season, he came up big in Game 2 of the World Series. He tossed three innings, allowing one hit and no runs in relief of Danny Jackson. His effort kept the Reds in the game, setting up Joe Oliver's 10th inning heroics.

[Curt Cignetti @CCignettiIU]

Rear view mirror was disabled. Have to keep your eye on the bullseye!

[Mike Schumann @ The Daily Hoosier @daily_hoosier]

Curt Cignetti just now on FOX on his decision to drive the pace car:

"I like being No. 1, so I get to start in front and finish in front." #iufb

[LanceMcAlister @LanceMcAlister]

It's time for my yearly 'May 1987' tribute to Eric Davis.

He was 25 years old. He was the best and baddest man on the baseball planet.

His combo of speed, power and glove is hard to explain and appreciate if you didn't get a chance to watch him.

It was the best version of Davis we ever saw. He was the Player Month in April....and Player of the Month again in May!

He hit a major league record 19 HR between April/May. He hit a major league record three grand slams in the month. He had two homer and three homer game that month. He climbed walls to rob home runs.

That month, Davis was on the cover of Sports Illustrated, on the front page of USA Today Sports, and featured on Sports Center.

1987 Season:
.293-.399-.593-.991, 37 HR, 100 RBI, 50 SB, 84 BB, 120 R.

I like celebrating and remembering Eric. It will be my 8pm topic.

Let's discuss what he was....not what he could have been if not injured. Celebrate Eric The Red.

1987
April: .354-.437-.727-.1.164, 7 HR, 16 RBI
May: .329-.404-.841-1.246, 12 HR, 36 RBI

In 52 games from April-May 1987:
.314-.405-.696-1.102, 19 HR, 55 RBI, 26 SB, 51 R

New York Times story in May of 1987.
Pete Rose told Ralph Wiley: "Mike Schmidt's the best ballplayer I've ever seen. 'Johnny Bench is the best catcher, Joe Morgan the most intelligent player, Dave Parker plays the hardest and Tony Perez was the greatest R.B.I. player. But Eric Davis has more raw talent than any of those guys."

#Reds

[OldTimeHardball @OleTimeHardball]

In 1987 Eric Davis produced 37 HR, 100 RBI, 120 Runs, and was 50 of 56 in Stolen Baes

He played in 129 games

[CFB Kings @CFBKings]

Indiana’s National Championship rings 💎

[Indiana Basketball @IndianaMBB]

✍️ SIGNED.

Welcome to Bloomington, @AidenSherrell!

[NCAA March Madness @MarchMadnessMBB]

THE FIRST EVER ONE SHINING MOMENT 🤩

#MarchMadness

[Baseball In Pics @baseballinpix]

Kenny Lofton and Tim Stoddard are the only two in history to have played in both the Final Four and World Series. Both men attended East Chicago Washington High School in Indiana. #FinalFour