J Clark

forecheck, backcheck, paycheck

[Nicky The Good @nickythegood]

Behind every good man there’s an untouched $5 iced coffee that his wife hasn’t touched in 2 days in his refrigerator

[NHLMuse @NHL_Muse]

On this day in 2012 the Los Angeles Kings won their first Stanley Cup in franchise history 👑🏆

[HowlingDisneyAdult @Paynuspain]

You used to be able to get the Jack in the Box foam head to put on your car antenna. That’s another thing they took from us.

[Super 70s Sports @Super70sSports]

I miss real intentional walks. The crowd booing, the .01% chance something weird would happen, the batter giving off “Yeah, I knew you didn’t want any this” vibes. If you want to walk a guy you should at least have to look like pussies for 30 seconds. It was good.

[m. stanfield @resetbasis]

In 2004, I was a bartender at the Cask 'n Flagon next to Fenway Park. I'll never forget what this series was like in Boston.

Down 3-0, everyone in Boston said, "The curse is real, maybe next year."

Down 3-1, everyone said, "Well, we were bound to win one."

Heading into game 6, the city started to feel different. The series was 3-2, and everyone knew no one had ever come back from a 3-0 hole. Especially not the cursed Red Sox. Still...maybe?

There was no social media back then; everyone watched the same thing at the same time. It was one of a handful of truly shared social experiences I've been a part of. "Where are you watching the game?"

When they won game 6, people started to believe it was destiny. Every single bar and restaurant was showing the game, and people came out of their homes to watch it in public spaces, hoping to be part of something historic. French restaurants, coffee shops, and any place with a TV became a packed sports bar.

I was behind the bar for Game 7. The game was played at Yankee Stadium, but the bars next to Fenway were at capacity for hours before the game. I've never been in an environment like that since; the tension and the excitement, the "what if we actually do this?" People hung on every pitch.

When they made the final out just after midnight, the place exploded. People celebrated, thousands came down to the Fenway area and ran through the streets. I watched the broadcast show people running through the streets as they ran past the bar's windows. No phones, no selfies, no Instagram, just people living in the moment.

Everyone on that team has a special place in Boston sports history. Whenever I see this video, I'm reminded of how incredible sports can be sometimes.

[Sly 🔎 @ykslyy]

I still think about this French girl trying to say “burger” almost every day 😭😭

[allie @odelllrry]

no coral or exotic fish or anything. swimming like that purely for the love of the game

[Oluwajomiloju @JomiAdeniran]

Watching your girl dispute a room charge with the front desk

[LA Kings @LAKings]

Will & Steve stopped by #Hockeywood today ✨

[Trekeitheon Mitchell @trekeitheon]

If I send this pic, just know I’m trying me hardest.

[Cassidy @Madre858]

I present to you: every color ever associated with the San Diego Padres

[Jack’s Picks @Jack__W__Picks]

Let’s go to Gene Steratore who has no idea what’s going on

[Mitch Goldich 🐙 @mitchgoldich]

The biggest game of the first round is on Friday, when Long Island battles Arizona for iced tea supremacy

[NHLMuse @NHL_Muse]

Best USA hockey edit EVER 😮‍💨🔥

(🎥: diovids/IG)

[big content guy @bigcontentguy]

Democrats- “We don’t need the tariffs”

Republicans- “We need the tariffs”

Eddie Olczyk- “Broken stick out there Boosh”